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(11) ‘He made petition at the feet of Vidyāraṇya-Śrīpāda, representing that in Śṛiṅgapura, in (connexion with) the dharmma-pīṭha (religious throne,—siṁhāsane dharmamaye, in the original) established by Śaṅkarāchāryya(-chārya, in the original), there must be a maṭha and agrahāra.’