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 Conditional Support We have FA articles Iravan and Ahalya, who transcend an Indian identity. Iravan of the Sanskrit heritage, Aravan of the Tamil and Irawan of Java are discussed in same article, even though their names are different and their legends differ. However, scholars unanimously agree that all of them refer to one individual, the son of Arjuna and the Naga princess. Similarly with Ahalya, who is known by different names in South East Asia, preserves her identity as the wife of Gautama. On the surface, the central tale of Makaradwaja and Makardhwaja are similar: the son of Hanuman, the adopted son of Ahiravana (Maiyereb), encounter with Hanuman at the gate of Ahiravana. That said, this argument is WP:OR without references. ScitDei, if one can prove references that they are same then I support the proposal to merge.     "