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13.─ On a pillar in the Mûlasthânêśvara temple at Nâdeṇḍla (No. 228 of 1892).

Language : Telugu. Date : Śaka-Saṁvat 1070. Gift of two lamps to the temple of Mûlasthâna-Mahâdêva at Nâdiṇḍla by the Mahâmaṇḍalêśvara Koṇḍapaḍmaṭi-Buddarâja.

14.─ On a pillar in the Mûlasthânêśvara temple at Nâdeṇḍla (No. 230 of 1892).

Languages : Sanskṛit and Telugu. Date : Śaka-Saṁvat 1093.^[1] Gift of a lamp to the temple of Mûlasthâna-[Mahâdêva] at Nâdiṇḍla by Guṇḍâmbikâ or Guṇḍamadêvi, the chief queen (agramahishî) of the Mahâmaṇḍalêśvara Buddarâja.

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^[1] In figures and in numerical words : guṇa-Nanda-kh-êndu.

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