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(76) 'Just outside the south-west gate of the village there is a modern shrine of the god Hanumanta, with a stone dhvaja-stambha standing in front of it. Into the pedestal of this dhvaja-stambha there has been built a virgal on monumental stone.' Dr. Fleet.—(Sanskrit and Old Canarese inscrip., no. LXIX, *Ind. Ant.*, Vol. IX, p. 96.)