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(18) ‘Hoysaḷa-Gavuṇḍa, . . . in memory of his mother’s death, erected a basadi, and in the presence of all the residents and farmers of the town, divided certain land (specified) equally to the basadi and the temple (basadigam devālyakkam bhūmi samāna-vāgi basadige . . .), washing the feet of Ahobala-Paṇḍita.’