The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c8.337

c8.337

[About this time the Kērala king Kaṇṭha II alias Kōkkaṇḍan-Viranārāyaṇa, was reigning on the west coast. He was apparently a feudatory of Parāntaka Chōḷa I. He reigned at least twenty-four years. (V.R. i. Coimbatore, 106, 107, 141, 144; E. R. 147, 148 of 1910; 12, 15 of 1891.) He seems also to have been called ‘Ravikōdai’. Parāntaka married a Kērala princess.]