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(13) ‘Mandiram had the surname Jaya-meru-Śrī-Karaṇa-maṅgalam (lines 11 and 15 f.), which seems to be derived from Jaya-meru, one of the surnames of the Bana king Vikramāditya.’—(Inscrip. of Rajaraja I, no. 50, *H.S.I.I.*, Vol. iii, p. 103, para. 2.)