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(3) ‘The following written declaration (vyavasthā) is (also) granted (for the guidance of the donee) : Mansions of burnt tiles (bricks) may be built (without special permission) ; . . . with the written declaration thus defined (the village) was placed in the (hands) of the assembly as a deva dāna, with all immunities, to the (God) Mahādeva of the Yajñeśvara (temple).’—(Velurpalaiyam plates, lines 47 to 63 ; no. 98, *K. S. I. I.*, Vol. ii, p. 512.)