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(7) ‘One lower pedestal (upapīṭha), on which this image stood, set with jewels (and measuring) one muṛam and eleven viral in length, three-quarters (of a muṛam) and five viral in breadth, and seven viral in height.’—(Inscription of Rajaraja, no. 34, para. 6, *H.S.I.I.*, Vol. II, p. 144.)