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¹ The most arbitrary abbreviations of the names of the Taluqs, approximately 100 in the 12 volumes, have not been followed, first because it seems impossible, at least for me, to read, from his abbreviation, Cn., Channarayapattana (in the Introduction, and the table of contents, but indifferently spelt ‘Channarayapatna’ in the title at the top of each page), from Mj., Manjarabad, etc. (*see* Introduction, Vol. v, part I, p. 1); secondly, 100 such abbreviations will be too tedious for any patient reader to remember. These names have, therefore, been written hundreds of times in full.