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‘Desirous of ascending Meru, Mandara and Kailāśa i.e. to gain heaven through charity) the high-minded king Vema constructed a flight of steps at Śrī-śaila.’—(Nadupuru Grant of Anna-vema, v. 6, *Ep. Ind.*, Vol. III, pp. 288, 291.)