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(29) ‘The Vīra-bhikshavati-udāna-svāmi honoured the Svāmi of the Gālipuje throne with the follwing: a palanquin with silver mountings, a pearl necklace, a golden umbrella, the double chāmaras, a makara (toraṇa) canopy ... for the feet, a Mukkanna drum, a Basava drum, a Nandi flag, etc.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. vi, Chikmagalūr Taluq, no. 109; Transl., p. 51, para 2; Roman Text, p. 124, line 8 f.)