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The Pandyan Kingdom from the Earliest Times to the Sixteenth Century c8.7

The Pāṇḍyan Kingdom from the Earliest Times to the Sixteenth Century c8.7

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c8.7

1. The Veḷvikkuḍi grant of Parāntaka Neḍunjaḍayan.
2. The Smaller Śinnamanūr plates.
3. The Larger Śinnamanūr plates of Rājasimha.
4. The Madras Museum plates of Jaṭilavarman.
5. The two related Ānamalai stone inscriptions of Māraṇjaḍayan (453 of 1906) and Parāntaka (454 of 1906), the latter dated in the Kaliyuga era and yielding A.D. 770.
6. The Aivarmalai Inscription of Varaguṇa dated in Śaka 792, i.e. 870 A.D. corresponding to the eighth regnal year of the King.