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(9) ‘Koneri, son of . . . erected a nava-raṅga of 10 aṅkaṇas, with secure foundation and walls (vajra-bhitti-goḍe) for the god Tirumala of the central street of Malalavāḍi.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. IV, Hunsur Taluq, no. 1; Transl., p. 83; Roman Text, p. 134.)