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⁴ At the temple of Kalinga (ibid. p. 165).—The table given by Sir Walter Elliot (Jour. R. As. Soc., F. S., Vol. IV. p. 19; Madras Jour. of Lit. and Science, Vol. VII. p. 211) must have been based partly on these two records and partly on the Kukkanur inscription of Sankama.—The Harihar record is not included in his Collection; and his reference to Krishna, the son of the Brahman woman, who reigned at Kalanajara, was probably taken from an inscription at the temple of Basavanna on the south of the Hubli gate at Annigere (Carn.-Desa Insers. Vol. II. p. 155).