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‘In the lands of Guḍigere, which . . . were under the control of the Jain temple called Ane sejjeya. . . . built at Purigeṟe.’—(Guḍigere Jain inscrip., line 21, *Ind. Ant.*, Vol. XVIII, pp. 39, 37.)