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(4) ‘And killing many who opposed him, he did his duty to his lord and gained the world of gods. His brother-in-law with his son and daughter, set up this vīra-śāsana for him.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. VII, Shikārpur Taluq, no. 144; Transl., p. 107; Roman Text, p. 191.)