This question involves a simple substitution cipher where each letter is assigned a specific digit based on the examples provided.
We need to find the code for each letter in "HARLIN" by looking at the codes given for "MOHRA" and "KALINGA".
Notice that the letter 'A' consistently maps to '1' in both examples, confirming the direct substitution pattern.
Using the established mapping, we find the code for each letter in "HARLIN":
Combining these digits in order gives the code for "HARLIN": 514689.
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