The Pandyan Kingdom from the Earliest Times to the Sixteenth Century c21.5
The Pāṇḍyan Kingdom from the Earliest Times to the Sixteenth Century c21.5
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*Page 27, l. 16.*—The larger Śinnamanūr plates (ll. 100-2) seem to mention another battle at Citramuyari along with that at Talaiyālaṅānam, and they add that two enemies of the Pāṇḍyan kings lost their lives in these battles. The text is: ‘Ambor-Citramuyari-um-Talaiālam-kānattiṟ-ṟannokkam-iruvendarai-kkolai-vāḷiṟ-ṟalai-tumittu-kkuṟa-ttalaiyin-kūṭṭoḷittum’. In his introduction (*S.I.I.*, vol. iii, p. 445) to these plates, Mr. Krishna Sastri assumes: (*a*) that Citramuyari was also fought by Neḍuñjeḷiyan, and (*b*) that the two enemies who were killed were the Chola and the Chera kings.