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‘As regards the name Ajaya-meru, its meaning is no doubt (as the *Pṛithvī-rāja-vijaya*, v. 100, suggests), the Meru made by Ajaya-rāja.’

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Pṛthvīrājavijaya — Jayānaka, Sanskrit