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I must admit that my knowledge of the specific event involving the disintegration of Tarumanagara in 669 CE due to a Sriwijaya invasion is limited. Tarumanagara was an ancient kingdom located in what is now West Java, Indonesia, and it is known to have existed between the 4th and 7th centuries CE. Sriwijaya, on the other hand, was a powerful maritime empire based in Sumatra that rose to prominence around the 7th century and exerted significant influence over the region.
However, detailed historical records from this period in Southeast Asia are scarce, and much of what we know comes from inscriptions, Chinese chronicles, and later Javanese texts. The exact circumstances surrounding the fall of Tarumanagara and its relationship with Sriwijaya are not well-documented in the sources I have access to. It is possible that the event you mention is based on local traditions or specific historical research that I am not familiar with.
If you have access to more detailed sources or specific references, I would be happy to help interpret or contextualize them further!