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(34) ‘Māraṅgari . . . the prime minister of king Mārañjaḍaiyan, made this stone temple and ascended heaven (i.e., died) without consecrating it. Subsequently his brother Māṟan, Eyinan . . . who attained to the dignity of prime minister, made the mukha-maṇḍapa (muga-maṇḍapan) and consecrated (the shrine).’—(Two Anaimalai inscrip., no. ii, *Ep. Ind.*, Vol. viii, pp. 320, 321.)