Ancient Indian Colonization in South-East Asia c9.59

c9.59

But friendly relation seems to have been restored before A.D. 1090. We learn from a Tamil inscription dated in that year that the king of Kiḍāram (*i.e.* Kaḍāram) sent two envoys named Rājavidyādhara and Abhimānottuṅga to the court of Kulottuṅga. At the request of these envoys the Chola king not only renewed the endowment made in the reign of Rājarāja I but also made additions to it which more than doubled the value of the original income. After this friendly gesture we hear no more of the struggle between the Cholas on the one hand and San-fo-tsi or Kaḍāra or Śrī-Vijaya on the other.