Note 4 — Chapter VII
Henry Yule translation
The Ḳakula of Ibn Batuta was probably on the coast of Locac. The Ḳamárah Ḳomar of the same traveller and other Arab writers, I have elsewhere suggested to be Khmer, or Kamboja Proper. (See I. B. IV. 240; Cathay, 469, 519.) Ḳakula and Ḳamarah were both in “Mul-Java”; and the king of this undetermined country, whom Wassáf states to have submitted to Kúblái in 1291, was called Sri Rama. It is possible that this was Phra Rama of Sukkothai. (See Cathay, 519; Elliot, III. 27.)