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(5) Kāyastha Palhadeva (or Palhaja) . . . built a tank and a temple (chaitya) of Śambhu (Śiva), and also laid out a garden.’—(Narawar Stone Inscrip. of Ganapati of Nalapura, vv. 22-25, *Ind. Ant.*, Vol. xxii, p. 81.)