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in the town called Pajai; the confident Cvakar (Jvks)
lived in their Cri (i.e. Cvaka-cri), the AkampaiyI!, Kucavar,
Kollar, Otiyar and }lukkiyar (Mukkuvas) lived in Pnakari'
'Natuvra-mauvarya and the (other) Mauvarya, who governs
the beautiful land, lived in Yppam (Jaffna) along with
the king' 'Villavaryar lived in Nallr; the Maapp4is, who
are held in high esteem by the great, lived in ippy; the
Kavarar, KThnaiyr and the Tillai-mThryirattr lived in
Varai-uu'
This account of the Vaiyptal is slightly altered
in the extended VaiyL In the latter it is stated that the
Vaiyar sent messengers to laturai, Toaimaçalam, ruñkt!r,
Tiruccirppa.].i, KUta1r and Kra{1ckl in order to invite as
many settlers as possible toom among the Vefl.ar, Pirn'ar
(Brhmaas), Ce$is, Cakkiliyar, Akampais, 11alaiyakam, Timilar,
Kuyavar and other such castes, both the higher and the lower,
as well as the personalities called I.aficifika-nippa, Nallavku-tva,,
Atti-mppa, and Karutta-vku-ci ik-mp
1. i2 • v. k5.
2. Ibid., V. 73.
3. Ibid., v. 7k.
4. Valy3,p. 26.