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History of the Pallavas of Kanchi c16.128

History of the Pallavas of Kanchi c16.128

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c16.128

The Tamil portion which is written in Vatteluttu characters after mentioning the mythical and semi-mythical exploits of early Pāndyan kings makes mention of the Tamil translation of the *Mahābhārata*, and the establishment of the Madura College (*Sangam*). Then are mentioned Parānkusa who is said to have conquered the Pallavas at Śankaramangai, his grandson Rājasimha Varaguṇamahārāja, his son Parachakrakōlāhala, who gained victories at Kunnūr, Singalam, and Viḷiñam, and defeated at Kudamūkku, the Gangas, the Pallavas, the Cholas, the Kalingas and the Māgadhas: then came Varaguṇavarman, his younger brother Parāntakan Śadaiyan who fought at Kharagiri and destroyed Peṇṇāgadam; then came Rājasimha the donor.

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