The Pandyan Kingdom from the Earliest Times to the Sixteenth Century c15.65
The Pāṇḍyan Kingdom from the Earliest Times to the Sixteenth Century c15.65
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⁴ See Hultzsch in I.A., vol. xxi, p. 324, for the coins; also No. 277 of 1913 and A.R.E., 1914, part ii, para 18 for the festival; also A.R.E., 1913, part ii, para 44; A.R.E., 1922, part ii, para 37 appears to be mistaken both in denying the title Ellāndalaiyānān to the king and in ascribing the other title Ranasingarāksasa to him. The inscriptions 328 and 329 of 1921 are both Kōnērinmaikondan records which do not seem to sustain the inferences made by the epigraphist in the paragraph referred to above. The summary of the records in Appendix B makes this clear. The Sundara Pāndya Dēvar who set up the image mentioned in No. 328 may be a later king.