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(59) ‘When the Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara Śāluvendra-mahārāja, without any enemies, was ruling the kindgom in peace :—with beautiful lofty chaityālayas, with groups of maṇḍapas, with māna-stambhas of bell-metal with pleasure-groves for the town, with many images of metal and stone. (*Ibid.*, no. 163 ; Roman text, p. 234, line 27 ; Transl., p. 124.)