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(5) ‘ His son Kaṅgala-deva having wandered abroad (as a mendicant) and brought alms, had a kūṭa-pañjara made for the god Hanumanta, and that fame might come to all, had a lipi-śāsana made and set up it. ’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol., vii, Channegiri Taluq, no. 17, Transl., p. 180; Roman Text, p. 317.)