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are known from the Ca inscriptions: Jaantha-mañg4ani
Rj ar ja-pur a4 R jar ja-perunt-t eru R j ar j a-v4anu' Vikrama-.
cia-v$antu Arumoi-tva-v4anu Parakc ari-v4anu'
Nikarili-ca-v4an Rjndra-c inka-v4a.nt ?
and Vikrama-p tiya-nallTh? All these, except t1r-nu, are
names derived from those of roya1tiea All of them, with the
possible exception of the last, have evidently been given by the
Ca administrators. Such names, therefore, do not always reflect
the existence of Tainil settlements in those places. There are
a few other Tamil toponyms occurring in the CVa epigraphs of
the island, such as Zkar, Nallr, kari-nund Palava-
1. 6.1.1., IV, No. 1388.
2. Ibid., No. 1k12.
3. Ibid.
4. 6.1.1., II, p. k26.
5. Ibid.
6. 6.1.1., IV, No. lkl2.
7. Unpublished - No. I 775.
8. A.S.C.A.L for 1909, p. 27.
9. Unpublished - No. I 357.
10. M.E.R. for 1917/18, p. 1k3.
11. Ibid.
12. See supra, p.gj2,.
13.S.I.I., IV, No. 1393.