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(49) ‘The inscription (Meharauli posthumous iron pillar inscription of Chandra, no. 32) is on the west side of a tapering iron column, sixteen inches in diameter at the base and twelve at the top, and twenty-three feet eight inches high, standing near the well known Kutb Minar in the ancient fort of Rāy Pithara.’—(*C. I. I.*, Vol. III, F. G. I., no. 32, p. 140.)