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(54) ‘That the king Prauḍha-Rāya (on the date specified, A.D.) 1426 being in the dāna-maṇṭapa, in the presence of the god Virūpāksha on the bank of the Tungabhadrā, for the purpose of making the great Kalpalatā gift. . . .’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. xii, Tumkur Taluq, no. 11 ; Transl., p. 5, para. 2.)