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(15) ‘Brought to the door of the gopura of the maṇṭapa facing mukha-maṇṭapa of the god Varadarāja, and having the wood-work done by the hand of the carpenter Bevoja’s son Chāja-oja, and having the door set up and the iron work done by the hand of the blacksmith, Anjala Divingoja.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. X, Malur Taluq, no. 3; Roman Text, p. 186; Transl., p. 154.)