Besides the poems, king Peruvaludi is also mentioned in later copper-plate grant (8th–9th century CE). In the work "Mathuraikkanci", the author Mankudi Maruthanar, refers to his patron, Talaihalanganum Nedunjeliyan, as the Lord of Korkai and the Warlord of the Southern Parathavar People. It contains a full-length description of Madurai and the Pandya country under the rule of Nedunjeliyan. In the famous battle of Talaiyalanganam (in east Tanjore), the Pandya is said to have defeated his enemies (which included the Chera and the Chola). He is also praised for his victory of Mizhalai and Mutturu, two "vel" centres along the ocean (in Pudukkottai). The "Netunalvatai" (in the collection of "Pattupattu") by Nakkirar contains a description of king Nedunjeliyan's palace.