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*Abstract* :—' He also built an abode (or temple) for the Tīrthaṅkaras in this chief Tīrtha of Beḷguḷa. And he built a large Jina temple, which, like Gommaṭa, was an ornament to Gommaṭapura. Together with its cloisters, a dancing hall, a Jina house of stone on either side, a palace with royal gates adorned with all manner of carving, and an abode for the 24 Tīrthaṅkaras.'