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(15) He halting at Mārasinga’s Behūr, constructed there the Biruda-sarvvajña-gaṭṭa and other tanks; and to provide a satra for food for the students in the maṭha of the god Mallikārjuna there . . . made a grant of land.’—(*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. VII, Shikarpur Taluq, no. 19; Transl., p. 43; Roman Text, p. 98.)