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VIŚVA-NĀTHA—An architect (A.D. 1530). ‘Born in the family of Viśvakarma, the architect of the three worlds, Viśvanātha, the son of Basavāchāriya, who was the son of Voḍeyappayya, considered to be the Jagad-guru, engraved it.’ (*Ibid.*, Vol. v, part i, Channarayapatna Taluq, no. 187, Transl., p. 207.)