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(1) ‘But her son Pilleya-Nāyaka, (after her death) performing the further ceremonies, set up this bīragal in the presence of the god Honnesvara, and made a grant of land (specified) for the offerings to the god Honnesvara and for carrying on the worship of the bīragal washing the feet of Janneya-guru. That Janneyaguru and his successors will carry on the worship of that bīragal we most firmly believe.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. VII, Shimoga Taluq, no. 62, last four lines; Roman Text, p. 42; Transl., nos. 61-62, p. 24, line 4 f.)