The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c8.75

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c8.75

Between A.D. 364 and 380 he received an embassy from King Kirtti-Śri-Mēghavaṇṇa of Ceylon, whose reign began, according to the revised chronology, in A.D. 354 The Mahāwaṃśa (ch. xxxvii) relates that during that reign a Brahman princess ‘from Kalinga’ brought the tooth-relic to Ceylon. (See Ep. Ind. xv, 246.)

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Epigraphia Indica
Mahāvaṃsa — Pāli