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‘In front of Nemiśvara Jina’s temple, a māna-stambha of polished bell-metal, with a golden kalaśa, on the instruction of Abhinava-Saman-tabhadra-Nāgappa-Śreshṭhi’s son, Ambvaṇa-Śreshṭhi caused to be mads a rod for the umbrella of dharmma. Thus did they have the māna-stambha made.’ (*Ep. Carnat.*, Vol. VIII, Part I, Sagar Taluq, no. 55 ; Roman text, p. 192 f. ; Transl., p. 102, last two paras.)