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‘In the town of Siṁhapānīya he caused to be built a wonderful temple of the Lord of Pārvatī, which shines like a column of fame.—(Sasbahu incrip. of Mahipala, v. 11, *Ind. Ant.*, Vol. xv, pp. 37, 42.)