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³ A.R.E., 1907, part ii, para 26 and 1912, part ii, para 34. It may be noted that Mr. Krishna Sastri's assumption that Tribhuvanacakravartin Konērinmaikondān of Nos. 526 and 527 of 1911 was Māravarman Sundara Pāndya II does not appear essential to his argument, as it would be if these records began பூமலர்திருவும். In the absence of information on this point and in view of the records being signed by officers of Māravarman Sundara Pāndya I, one is tempted to assign these records to this ruler rather than to his successor. If this is correct, and if Mr. Krishna Sastri's conjecture about Pammiyakkan can be upheld by further evidence, then these records will become very important in settling the main lines of the tangled diplomacy