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attribution, confirming that the SUV was composed by Venerable Vælivita
Saranaṅkara II in 1821 CE.

7. Abbreviations

DV: Dīpavaṃsa
MV: Mahāvaṃsa

NS: Nikāya Saṃgrahaya
PV: Pūjāvaliya

RV: Rājāvaliya

SUV: Suḷu Vaṃsaya alias Suḷu Rājavaṃsaya
SSCV: Saṅgharāja Sādhu Cariyāva

RRK: Rājaratnākaraya

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