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‘Of the Viśvāmitra-gotra, supreme Lord of Laṅkā-dvīpa-pura, possessed of property and vehicles, versed in all Śāstras, sought after to construct ornamental buildings and upper storeys, adorned with all good qualities his head sprinkled with sandal water from Śiva, in the unchanging form of Parama Brahma, distinguished in giving advice, of the Hemmigade house created by Manu, Maya, Māṇḍabya, and Viśvakarma, was Stoṭakāchāri.”—(*Eᵱ. Carnat*., Vol. v, Part I, Channarayapatna Taluq, no. 265 ; Roman text, p. 530, line 23 ; Transl., p. 237, para. 2.)