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⁶ The inscription of A.D. 1184-85 at the temple of Puradappa, or of Virabhadra, at Aṇṇigere (see page 463 above), calls that town the *rājadhāni-paṭṭana* or royal capital city, and describes it as such.—Kalyāṇa is mentioned as the *neleviḍu* or capital, at which Sōmēśvara IV. was reigning, in part of an inscription at the temple of Rāma-liṅga at Hodal, in the Nizām’s Dominions (*Carn.-Dēsa Inscrs.* Vol. II. p. 229), which is dated in the month Āśvina (Sept.-Oct.), falling in A. D. 1185, of the Viśvāvasu *saṃvatsara*, cited as the fourth year of Sōmēśvara IV.