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(4) ‘Vīra-pratāya Bukka-Rāya in his court gave an order to the emperor (or master) of ten sciences (daśa-vidyā-chakra-varti), the hydraulic engineer (*jala-sutra-da*) Siṅgāya-bhaṭṭa, that they must bring the Henne river to Penugoṇḍe—and that Siṅgāya-bhaṭṭa conducting a channel to the Siruvera tank gave to the channel the name Pratāpa-Bukka-Rāya maṇḍala channel and had this śāsana written.’