Ancient Indian Colonies in the Far East (Vol. I: Champa; Vol. II: Suvarnadvipa) v2.c13.s2.t4: Group II. Tanjungnagara ( Borneo )

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(1) Kapuhas ( 0 × 112). (2) Katingān ( Mendavi river ) ( 3 S. × 114 ). (3) Sāmpit ( 3 S. × 113 ). (4) Kuṭa Lingga ( Linga on the Batang Lupar ) ( 1·5. N. × 111 ) (5) Kuṭa Varingin ( 3 S. × 112 ). (6) Sambas ( 1·5 N. × 109· 5 ). (7) Lavai ( Muara Lavai on the Mendavak or Melavi ) (·5 S. × 112). (8) Kaḍangḍangan ( Kendavangan ) ( 3 S. × 116). (9) Laṇḍa ( Landak ) ( ·5 N. × 110 ). (10) Sameḍang ( Semandang in Simpang ? ) (11) Tirem ( Peniraman on the Kapuas Kechil or Tidung ) ( 4 N. × 116 ). (12) Seḍu ( Sadong in Saravak, Sedua in Langgou or Siduh in Matan ) (1·5N × 111). (13) Buruneng (Brunei) (5 N. × 115). (14) Kalka (Kaluka near (?) Saribas (2 N. × 111). (15) Saluḍung (Maludu-bay) (6 N. × 117). (16) Solot (Solok or Sulu island) (5 N. × 120). (17) Pasir (2S. × 116). (18) Baritu. (3·5. S. × 115). (19) Savakū (Sevaku island) (3·5S. × 116·5). (20) Tabalung (Tabalong in Amuntai) (2·5 S. × 116). (21) Tuñjung Kute (Kutei) (0 × 117). (22) Malano (Malanau in N. W. Borneo, Balincan in Serawak, or Milanau). (23) Tañjungpurī (the capital city.) (Tanjungpura on the south Pavan) (2 S. × 110).