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(48) ‘This is the outer maṇḍapa (? Churru-maṇḍapam) called Śrī-Rājendra-Śola-devar after the name of (the king) Śrī-Rājendra-Śola-devar, caused to be erected by Jakkiyappai, daughter of Tirbhuvanaiyam of Iṭṭakirai, at the foot of Sulkal-malai, otherwise called Kanaka-parvvatam (the golden mountain) in the Kaḍambanākkai-nāḍu.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. X, Kolar Taluq, no. 115; Roman Text, p. 49; Transl., p. 44.)