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(6) ‘Piriya-Rājaiya-Deva, son of—, caused this town (paṭṭaṇa) to be rebuilt and gave it the name of Piriyarāja paṭṭana (paṭaṇa in the text) after himself. . . . Whoever calls it Siṅgapaṭṭana is guilty of killing his father and mother.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. iv, Hunsūr Taluq, no. 15; Transl., p. 84; Roman Text, p. 135–136.)