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(8) They caused to be erected the lofty chaityālaya called Trijaganmaṅgalam, and set up (the god) Māṇikya-deva; also caused to be rapaired the Parameśvara-chaityālaya which the blessed ones (Jains) had formerly erected in Hullanahaḷḷi and granted lands to privide for the offerings at the two chaityālayas.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. iii, Nanjangūd Taluq, no. 64; Transl., pp. 101, 102; Roman Text, p. 193.)