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‘ In the fort named Maḷavaḷḷi, protected on the east by (the temple of) Lakshmī-Nṛisiṁha, having a deep moat, filled with men learned in the Vedānta (i.e., philosophy), Śruti (Vedas), Smṛiti and Dharma-śāstra that Deva-nṛipati made a maginificent pond. ’