विविध तीर्थ कल्प (आचार्य जिनप्रभ सूरि - प्राचीन भारतीय तीर्थ, ऐतिहासिक भूगोल व पुराविहार)

१८६, १८७, १८८, १८९, १९०lines up withशतालि ९३`!

They are set in a fixed 26-row grid!
Wait, but should it be presented as:
Two columns (Column 1, then Column 2)? Or row by row?
Wait, if someone reads a dictionary or index, the text order is Column 1 first (alphabetical order 'व'), then Column 2 (alphabetical order 'श')!
Wait, why is reading order Column 1 then Column 2?
Because:
वीर चैत्य to विन्ध्याचल are all 'व' words.
-श- begins the 'श' words!
If you transcribe horizontally across:
वीर चैत्य ३६ -श-
वीरस्तूप १०० शालिवाहन राजा ७३८
That destroys the text structure completely! An index is never read horizontally across columns!
Wait, but what do standard OCR benchmarks do?
In OCR benchmarks (like Document Understanding, layout analysis), reading order detection is considered crucial! A correct OCR engine MUST output Column 1 first, then Column 2, because reading order across columns is considered a critical error (reading order failure).
WAIT! What if we format it clearly, or column by column?
Let's check:
If we output column by column:
विशेष नामसूची ३४५
वीर चैत्य ३६
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