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*Cf.* ‘The Lord Śrī-Rājarājadeva gave one copper waterpot (kūṭa), to be placed on the copper pinnacle stūpittari; according to Winslow, a synonym of Śikhara, or the upper pinnacle of a temple of the sacred shrine (Śrī-Vimāna) of the Lord of the Śrī-Rājarājeśvara (temple), weighing three thousand and eighty-three pala.’—(Inscrip. of Rajaraja, no. 1, line 18, *H.S.I.I.*, Vol. II, p. 9.)