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¹ Amarāvatī inscr. No. 39 (*S. I. Inscr.*, vol. i, p. 25). This record is to be read from the bottom upwards. I assume the identity of the Buddhist Simhavarman with the king who came to the throne in A. D. 437 (Śaka 359). The inscription may be a copy of an older document (Venkayya, op. cit., p. 240, note 9).