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Rajmala
The Rajmala is a chronicle of the kings of Tripura, written in Bengali verse. Its first part is traditionally dated to the 15th century, in the reign of Dharma Manikya I, and later sections continued it into the modern period. It traces the Manikya dynasty through a long legendary line back to the lunar dynasty of Hindu myth, and it remains the main narrative source for the history of the kingdom.
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