Talk:Balidhiraja

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Balidhiraja?

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Hello! I have been reading the Northern Chronicle and noticed that the name "Balidhiraja" (พาลีธิราช) does not appear; instead, I only found "Baliraja" or "Baliraj" (พาลีราช) [See Page 25]. I suspect Balidhiraja might be a linguistic error, as it seems to refer to Vali, the King of Kishkindha from the Ramakien [See this]. If I have misunderstood this, or if you have a source indicating that Balidhiraja is the correct form, please let me know. --Supakit prem (talk) 08:31, 1 May 2026 (UTC)Reply

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Balidhiraja?