විග්නේශ්වරම්ලාට වරම්දෙන විකෘතිකර ලියූ ඉතිහාසය දැන්වත් නිවැරදි කරගමුද ? Wigneswaran, Mahavamsa

[@user-ep6uj8km1o]

ඉතිතාම වැදගත් .අපේ වැලලුන ඉතිහාසය නැවත මතුකරගන්න ජනාධිපති තුමන්ගේ සහය ලබාදෙන්න.

[@kalamansala1463]

😊

[@erandaprasd3943]

මට මාර හයියක් මාර ගැම්මක් ආවේ මෙතුමාගේ කතාව අහල

[@cnissankala8821]

කොන්ද කෙලින් තියාගෙන මෙ සත්ත්‍ය එලි දැක්විමට ඔබට ශක්තිය ලැබෙවා.අපෙ බික්ශුන්වහන්සේලාට මෙ සත්‍ය වැට හෙවා.

[@nirmaladeed9223]

කියන්න බැරි තරම් වටිනා වැඩ සටහනක් මහත්වරුනේ.මේ සත්‍යට විරුද්ධ අයගේ අරමුන ඉතාම පැහැදිලියි.....මුලු ලෝකේම දිහා බැලුවත් එහෙමමයි....මහා බලවතාගේ සිට සියලුම ආගම් දිහා බැලුවත් එහේමමයි....ඔවුන් හැමෝටම ප්‍රශ්න වලින් පිරුන ලොවක් අවශ්‍යයි එතකොට තමයි ඔවුන්ගේ පැවැත්ම රදා පවතින්නේ......ඔවුන් හැමෝටම පැවැත්ම පමණයි අවශ්‍ය.....සත්‍ය නොවේ...බෙහෙවින්ම ඉස්තුතියි 👍👍👍

[@dudlyperera7244]

චුළවංස මහත්මයා ඔබතුමා ‌ෙමේරටට කරඇති ‌ෙසේවය අපමනයි.

[@manelchandrika4330]

අපිත් එකඟ වෙනවා .....ඇත්ත ..ඔබ තුමාට ඉදිරිපත් කිරීමට ශක්තිය ලැබේවා .......මේවා මතුකර ඇත්ත හොයලා janthawata..දෙන්න ...

[@gayansampath9478]

දෙවෙනි වතාවටත් මා මෙය නැරබූවා ඔබ තුමන්ලාට දීර්ඝ ආයු වේවා

[@sunandajayakoday5418]

ඔබ තුමාගේ පොත් ලබාගැනීමට ලිපිනය හෝ දුරකථන අංකය ලබා දෙන මෙන් ඉල්ලා සිටිමි.

[@මැණික්මැණික්]

ඔබ දෙපලට නිදුක් නිරෝගී සුවය දීර්ගායු ලැබේවා අපේ පින්වත් මහත්මායනින් උතුම් උතුම් තුනුරුවනේ සරණයි 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@chandralatharajapakse4541]

ඔඅතුමාට දීර්ගායුසවේවා ..

[@Pacificlife87]

ඔබතුමාට දීර්ඝායුෂ ලැබේවා

[@hemamalijayawardena4546]

Great ! This is the time for the REAL TRUTH to come out. we can have Hope.

[@nimalkarunarathna2370]

ආයුබෝවන් මහත්මයා මටමාර ශක්තියක් දැනෙනවා ඔබතුමාගෙ කතාවට. මෙිරටට අවශ්‍ය ඔබවැනි උතුම් මනුෂ්‍ය යන්ය. ආදරෙයි තෙරුවන්සරණයි .

[@kaludewawijethilaka5324]

යතාර්ථය නාලිකාවට ස්තූතිවෙමි. නිවේදකයින් ලෙස කටයුතු කරන දක්ෂ තරුණයන් කිහිපදෙනාට සුබ පතමි. තම නිවේදන කුසලතාවන් ඉදිරියේදී වඩාත් සුසර කරගැනීම මෙම වටිනා සම්පත් දායකයින්ගේ දැනුම් සම්භාරය අනවශ්‍ය බාධාකිරීම් වලින් තොරව ප්‍රේක්ෂක අපට උකහාගැනීම පිණිස හේතුවේයැයි සිතමි. ස්තූතියි.

[@anurasenanayake730]

සුවපත් වේවා..! 🙏🙏🙏

[@samanthifernando8283]

Very Brave to point out topics we all have to dig out for the REAL HISTORY of Sri Lanka ! Thank you !

[@prasannapushpakumara4533]

සත්‍යය හෙළිකරන ඔබතුමාලට තුණුරුවන් සරණයි ..

[@jnr6082]

Janith Putha, you are doing a great job. Bohoma pin. All your beyond illusion to reality programs are absolutely wonderfully revealing the truth. We are so proud to hear our Supreme Lord Buddha was borne in this Jambudweepaya. Please do more programs like these. Try to take the attention of the current President. We. need the help from the government to bring the real truth into the surface. Thank you. Triple Gem Bless you.

[@Karma-p4u]

whc.unesco.org › ... › The List Lumbini, the Birthplace of the Lord Buddha - UNESCO World Heritage ... lord buddha born place from whc.unesco.org The Lord Buddha was born in 623 BC in the sacred area of

[@dlniro6047]

Ane Ape soma Hamuduruwane oba wahanse yali wadinna apawa bera Ganna.

[@chandradasanayake1274]

Obathumata godak pin.onna gotabaya mhathmayata ethihasagathwei.kalakanni higana deesapalanya nimkara oba paramprawama niyama hela sinhayan bawama peanwa denna hodama kalaya awith.Mee pin bimta niyama helayek mee wana thek bihi wee netha.Obathumage swaranmaya pinmhimya oba paramprawatath hela pramprawatath pihita wenna.obathumata budusrani.

[@sandyarupasinghe3129]

sadu sadu oba depalata theruwan saranai

[@පීනාගොඩවිතාන]

මෙය සියලු බෞද්ධයෝ අවබෝධ කරගනිත්වා

[@dudlyperera7244]

ඔබතුමන්ලා විසින් ‌ෙමේ කරනු ලබන සාසනික,ජාතික ‌ෙසේවය අතිවිශිස්ටයි. එනමුත් මට හිතෙන ආකාරයට අපේ ‌ෙපෙරසිටි ‌ෙහෙලයන් අද නැහැ. පරගතිජාතියක් බවට පත්වෙලා.ඉතාමත් සුළූපිරිසක් පමනයි ‌ෙහෙළයින් ඉන්නේ.‌ෙමේ විදිහට කතාකරන වියතේ අයෙකුට වුවත් අවමාන කරනවා.හාමුදුරැතාත්තලා තමයි ‌ෙමෙහි මුලටම ඉන්නේ්.

[@amiladisanayaka5610]

Obalata stuti wewa oba Lata Jaya wewa

[@theajweerasinghe4902]

Ape watina sampath raka gamu teruwan saranai deergau wewa

[@alankarasrilanka9997]

ඉතිහාසය අනාගතය නිර්මාණය කරයි.. මේ උත්සහය අත් නොහරිමු

[@surangakumara9694]

Thank you Sir

[@surangakumara9694]

Great programme we are lucky

[@Karma-p4u]

whc.unesco.org › ... › The List Lumbini, the Birthplace of the Lord Buddha - UNESCO World Heritage ... lord buddha born place from whc.unesco.org The Lord Buddha was born in 623 BC in the sacred area of

[@rajikahewage477]

අපේ හෙළබිම බුදුන් උපන් ජම්බු දීපයයි.. නුවන ඇත්තට වැට හේවා.. ජනාධිපති තුමනි ඔබ තුමාවත් මැදිහත්වී මෙය නිවැරැදි කරන්න ..අපේ අනාගතය පරම්පරාවට මෙ සත්ය කියා දෙන්න. ලියා තියන්න .. අපිව රැවට්ටූවා.. අපේ දෙමාපියන් රැවට්ටුවා.. අපේ මුතුන් මිත්තන් රැවට්ටූවා .. එත් අපේ දරුවන් රවට්ටන්න එපා .. බොරු ඉතිහාසය උගන්වල .. සත්ය සැමදා සැඟැවීය නොහැක .🙏 🙏 🙏

[@lathikarandeniya460]

ඇත්ත ඉතිහාසය අහන්න ලොකු කැමත්තක් තියෙන අය වැඩිවෙමින් යනවා මේ වෙද්දි..සත්‍ය අවබෝධ වෙවා..සර් මේ පොත කොහොමද ලබාදෙන්න..තෙරුවන් සරණයි...

[@bodhuhela752]

සමන්ති පොත් ප්‍රකාශකයින්ගෙන් ලබා ගත හැකිය...

[@dineshjayasinghe5996]

අපි මේ වෙනුවෙන් ඕනම වෙලාවක ඉන්නව්

[@sunilshantha1170]

ෙමම දිනවල ජනාදිපති ෙගා්ටාබය තද්‍රමාට උපෙදස් ෙදන පිරිසක් ඉන්නවා ෙමි අය ෙමම සත්ය කියා එතාමා දැනුවත් කල යුත්‍රයි

[@rayankh9041]

oba tumata dirga ayusa labawa

[@janaka123kandy]

Ettatama api Nodanna dewal hugak obatuma helikaranawa Obatuma weniaya idiriyata enna one Sathya heliwenna Obatumata Deergauwewaa

[@DhammaAudioLibrary]

kzbin.info මහාවංශය සියලුම කොටස්...

[@inranirupalata927]

Ow ow නැදෑයිනට banadesana karandalu ne eda budun wadeya kiyanne yakka goottren nada para pura neda 🙏🙏🙏🙏🌺🌺🌺🌺🌸🌸🌸

[@vipulaherath2549]

menna niyama sinhala niyama ugath niyama buddhimatthu.sinhalayini vahaama mithyaven midhew. vimasa balaw.revatuna than hadhuna ganiw.sinhala ratath budhu dhahamath rekagenimata perata warew.nathnam obe dharu dhariyanta yana kala gana sitha balaw.

[@PradeepPradeep-xq7gu]

අනේ ජනාධිපතිතුමනි මේ මහත්මයා මේ කියන අදහසට ඔබතුමා අනිවාර්යයෙන්ම ඇහුම්කං දෙන්න අපේ සිවු හෙලයට නැවත පන දෙන්න වෙන විකල්පයක් නැහැ නේ ද

[@ironman_gee]

I hope our president opens our true history back to our people. If he took oath in ruwanweli seya he needs to this for our country.

[@chandradasanayake1274]

Apee saga peramun miththiyawen gloogamu.Thwa durath sangayawahanseela praweesamen kathakranwa nam sagaparapurat anagathayak thiyey

[@malinivithana3780]

අරිසෙන් අහුබුදු මැතිඳුන් හෙළයින්ගේ භූමිය ගැන,සක්විති රජුන්ගේ භූමිය ගැන ලිව්වේ මෙලෙසයි kzbin.info/www/bejne/haTNk4Sdd9R5apY

[@inokamanthilake5136]

Pin!!! must learn it by heart and let children learn too.

[@jinendarisaram1838]

Okkoma janathawa akthu wenna oni aththa ape ethihasaya ali karanna ape rate ape budun ape rate 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏sadu sadu safu

[@Gothama_Sewhela_Siri_Sathdamma]

🙏🙏🙏

[@cnissankala8821]

පොඩි නම ගොසින් සරසවි පෙලපාලියට දෙවැනි තැන වැඩල ටියුශන් පන්තියට ලොකුනම වැඩල දියවන්නා මිටිමට ඇබිත්තයෝ බන කියපන් උබ අපට උපුටාගැනිමකි..

[@rmchandralatha5856]

සත්‍යය එලිකරන ඔබලාට සතරවරමි දෙවියන්ගේ පිහිටයි

[@sanjeewak8261]

Dambadiwa mey siwhelaye kotasak baw sinhalayo piligannakam oya prashnaya thiyewi,ape urumaya nethi karaganne sinhalayomai, suwapath weva janith Malli

[@somapalawimal2358]

පාලි භාෂාවෙ අල්කිරීම් නැත. එනිසා එවැනි අවස්ථාදී වචනය ඇදලා උච්චාරණය කෙරේ. ගොතම නොව ගෝතම කිවයුතුයි.නැතිනම් උච්චාරණය කැතයි. පිරිත් දේශණාවෙහිදී (ජිනංවන්දථ ගොථමං කියන්නෙ නැත.ජිනංවන්දථ ගෝතමං කියති. හිතා බලන්න..ඔබට ජය.

[@Kolabasanni]

ව්ග්නෙශ්වර් හොදයි කියලා හිතෙනවා සම්මත හාමුදුරුවෝ බුදු පියානන් ඉංදියාවට පිටමන් කරන්න හදන එකේ ඔවුන් සිව්පසයටත් නයයි

[@මැණික්මැණික්]

සහතික ඇත්ත ය් මහා යනේ චීවර දාරියෝ

[@newone1634]

What is the name of this highly knowledgeable gentleman please?

[@sugisilva7397]

Sinhalyata tawma ma rata gan a danimak nh mahthmayo

[@neethajayaweeea3760]

Janith putha suwapath wewa

[@MalaniSwarnalatha-d6e]

🙏❤️🙏

[@inranirupalata927]

Koccara dan gereya kadan ka gahuwath apA budu dahame watelakama loketama danuna watunakama okkoma ratawal ale siyalla leyagatth e e ratawal wala basawal walen api tama kiyawa kiyawa ennawa ane ai meccara kal mewa yata යවමින් heteye neda dukai mewa ahaddeth dakeddeth 🙏🙏🙏🙏🌺🌺🌺🌸🌸🌸🙏🙏🙏

[@inranirupalata927]

Mewa.ahaddeth age le rath wenawa srlankawa kiyanne dedema lunge parahatta

[@Karma-p4u]

Kataragama is supposed to be the site where the Hindu god Skanda or Murugan in Tamil met and married a local tribal girl, Valli, who in Sri Lanka is believed to have been a Vedda.[29]

[@PiyatharshanaP-nj3xt]

Poth Ganny kohomada

[@inranirupalata927]

Sahateka attai mahatteyo oba tumanla tamai etehasaya danata enna l me lankawe meyalawa rakagana meyalagen etehase hoyanda one vegneswaranlawa alawapiyaw dan para demale un baya wela neda

[@ChathuraEpasinghe]

ඔහුගේ කතාව ඇත්ත හැබැයි යථාර්ථය වෙන එකක්

[@ethigeefrankroshanmanjulad4934]

Oba thumage both tika ganna vidiyak kiyanna

[@neelarathnakanthi1629]

Budu himiyan lankave bava oppu kireemata sahaya dena palamu vanna gotabhaya janapathi thuma veva.

[@kps2957]

ඇත්තටම මට මෙ වා බලන්න බැහැ මගේ සිංහල පොලව කන්නෙ නැතිව හිටපියවි මෙක බුදුරජාණන් වහන්සේ ඉපදුණු බිමයි හැනැ යි කියන උන්ට සාප වෙනවා වෙනවා මයි

[@Pacificlife87]

ඔබට සුවපත්වේවා ....

[@පීනාගොඩවිතාන]

මොකා මොනවා කිවුවත් මේ සිංහලයාගේ රටයි මේ බුදුන්ගේ දේශයයි

[@SwarnaPeiris]

35:50

[@Karma-p4u]

Kandarodai to 1300 BCE. During this excavation, the university team discovered a potsherd carrying a Sinhalese Prakrit inscription written in Brahmi scripts. Further excavations were conducted at the site by the University of Jaffna. Black and red ware Kanterodai potsherd with Tamil Brahmiscripts from 300 BCE excavated with Roman coins, early Pandyan coins, early Chera Dynasty coins from the emporium Karur punch-marked with images of the Hindu Goddess Lakshmi from 500 BCE, punch-marked coins called Puranas from 6th-5th century BCE India, and copper kohl sticks similar to those used by the Egyptians found in Uchhapannai, Kandarodai indicate active transoceanic maritime trade between ancient Jaffna Tamils and other continental kingdoms in the prehistoric period. The parallel third century BCE discoveries of Manthai, Anaikoddai and Vallipuram detail the arrival of a megalithic culture in Jaffna long before the Buddhist-Christian era and the emergence of rudimentary settlements that continued into early historic times marked by urbanization. Some scholars have identified Kourola mentioned by 2nd century AD Greek geographer Ptolemy and Kamara mentioned by the 1st century AD Periplus of the Erythraean Sea as being Kadiramalai. The earliest people of Jaffna were belonging to a megalithic culture akin to the South Indian megalithic culture. The period of Buddhism in the Jaffna Peninsula differ from the rest of the island, which is seen as an overlapping of the megalithic beliefs with Buddhism. According to scholars was Kantarodai, known in Tamil literature as Kadiramalai, the capital of the ancient Tamil Kingdom ruled by Tamil speaking Naga kings from 7th century AD to 10th century AD. The Yalpana Vaipava Malai also describes Kadiramalai as the seat of Ukkirasinghan who fell in love with a Chola princess in the ancient period. The ancient Kadurugoda Vihara Buddhist monastery is situated at this site where a 10th century pillar inscription of Sinhalese language recording a regal proclamation of the bequest of gifts and benefits to a Buddhist place of worship was found. Kandarodai was a Buddhist mercantile centre among Tamils. The domes were reconstructed atop the flat bases of the ruins by the Archaeology Department. The similarities between the finds of ancient Jaffna and Tamil Nadu are indicators of a continuous cultural exchange between the two regions from classical antiquity. These structures built over burials demonstrate the integration of Buddhism with Megalithism, a hallmark of Tamil Buddhism.whole Jaffna Peninsula in some historical documents. There are number of Buddhist myths associated with the interactions of people of this historical place with Buddha.[12] This Nagadeepa Purana Viharaya was located close to the ancient Nainativu Nagapooshani Amman Temple of Nainativu, one of the Shakti Peethas.[13][14] The word Naga was sometimes written in early inscriptions as Nāya, as in Nāganika - this occurs in the Nanaghat inscription of 150 BCE. The famous Vallipuram Buddha statue built with Dravidian sculptural traditions from Amaravathi village, Guntur district (Amaravati school) was found in excavations below the Hindu Temple. The language of the inscription is Tamil-Prakrit, which shares several similarities with script inscriptions used in Andhra at the time, when the Telugu Satavahana dynasty was at the height of its power and its 17th monarch Hāla (20-24 CE) married a princess from the island.[15][16] Peter Schalk writes, "Vallipuram has very rich archaeological remains that point at an early settlement. It was probably an emporium in the first centuries AD. […] From already dated stones with which we compare this Vallipuram statue, we can conclude that it falls in the period 3-4 century AD. During that period, the typical Amaravati-Buddha sculpture was developed."[17] The Buddha statue found here was given to King of Thailand by the then British Governor Henry Blake in 1906.[citation needed] Indrapala argued for a flourishing pre-Christian Buddhist civilization in Jaffna, in agreement with Paranavithana, and Mudliyar C. Rasanayakam, Ancient Jaffna in an earlier work, 1965. This place is similar to Nagapatnam where all Asian vessels used it as a stopover point and the Buddhist and Hindu Dagobas are just a resting and worshipping places for the sailors and international traders.[citation needed] . A group of Dagobas situated close together at the Kadurugoda Vihara site in Kandarodai served as a monastery for Tamil monks[citation needed] and reflect the rise in popularity of Mahayana Buddhism amongst Jaffna Tamils and the Tamils of the ancient Tamil country in the first few centuries. of the common. Amman Kannaki Amman is the deified form of Kannagi, the heroine of the great Tamil epic Silapathikaram, worshipped mainly in Sri Lanka and Kerala. As the goddess of chastity, rain and fertilization, she is well praised by the Malayalis and the two main ethnicities of Sri Lanka, the Sri Lankan Tamil Saivites and also by the Sinhalese Buddhists as Pattini Deviyo.Silapathikaram, the literary work of Ilango Adigal describes the life of the poor Kannaki with her merchant husband Kovalan, who lost all the riches in my life with a dancer, a courtesan called Madhavi and went to Madurai to begin a new life. Kovalan and selling bracelets from Kannaki money to Madurai, he was misunderstood as a thief Pandya Queens of the ankle and beheaded by order of the king without any references. Kannaki became furious and defenders in the court of the king and, having broken a foot, it proves that the anklet seized from Kovalan her. Pandya King is shocked and died when Kannaki took an oath to Express his chastity, burning the city of Madurai. Then, she wanders to the West and Neduvel Kunram, she became a celestial goddess.Sri Lankan beliefs on Kannaki are intermediate to the Silappatikaram and the General Sri Lankan beliefs. The Eastern part of Sri Lanka and Vanni Tamils who praises her as "Kannakai Amman". There is so much evidence to Yalpana Vaipava malai, a Chronicle of the Kingdom of Jaffna, confirms that the cult of Kannaki was also popular in the period of Arya Chakravarthis 1215-1624 in the North of Sri Lanka. The author of Sri Lanka on Kannaki equivalent epic Silappatikaram, "Kannaki Vazhakkurai" is read in the Eastern Kannaki Amman temples, believed to be written by one of Aryachakravartis Jeyaveeran 1380 - 1410CE. In Kannagi cult was especially popular among the coastal people, who consider it Their God-Keeper, as she was the daughter of a wealthy sea trader Kaveripattinam. Since most coastal people had converted to Catholicism during Portuguese rule, became the majority of the shrines Kannaki converted to the Church of our lady. Other temples Kannaki was converted to Raja Rajeshwari and Bhuvaneshvari agamic temples as Kannaki considered Jane lady activists Shiva the 19th century in Jaffna Navalar in the manual. Kannaki mostly praised times a year during Vaikasi month of may-June, Tamil calendar in Batticaloa and Ampara districts. The festival is called "Cadangu", "Kathavu Thiraththal" and so on. Kalyanak Naduthal Kaal planting pillar wedding, Vazhakkurai Paaduthal reciting the verses of "Kannaki Vazhakkurai", Paaduthal Kulirthi "Singing verses cooling" common traditions, these days. During the festival hosts various temple to temple with three days to seven days. At the end of the festival the sanctuary of the temple of Kannaki is closed and is opened just before the start of next year, "Cadangu".Although the Hierophant Kannaki is completely converted into the cult of Bhagavathy and iconic attractions in Kerala and Tamil Nadu respectively, Sri Lanka still retains the cult of Kannaki in its own form. Sinhalese praises her as "Pattini Deviyo" on the part of one of the goddess. People on this goddess also differ from Silappatikaram and see her as an avatar of the Bodhisattva. She was born into a mango in the garden Pandi king, and to ignore him and kept a boat in the sea and grows on the choli of the country and she finally fulfilled his destiny to kill the evil King Pandi hired as one of the guardian gods of Lanka Buddha. Festival grant Sri Lanka- "the Kandy Perahera" was initially launched in order to catch only Hindu gods Kannaki, Vishnu, Kataragama, along with Nath. The relic tooth of Buddha was annexed in March in the company of Kirti Sri Rajasinha of Kandy Kingdom. 1747 - 1782 at the request fell Thera, a Burmese .Buddhist monk. "Polkeliya"coconut to fight,"Gammaduwa"village rituals "Ankeliya" horns play the main three aspects of Sinhala Buddhism Pattini destination. There are well known Devales in Kandy, Nawagamuwa and Panama for Pattini Deviyo.

[@c.sanjeewanot.me0007]

ජයරත්න පතිරආරච්චි මහත්තය මේව කිව්වෙ ගොඩක්කල් ඉදල

[@GayanJayasinhe-lv1wz]

කොහොමත් දෙමෙල්ලුන්ට ඕන අපේ රට.දෙමෙල්ලු හිටියනම් අපිකොහොමද සින්හල උනේ,අපිට සින්හල ඉගැන්නුවෙ ඉන්දියාවේ උන්ද?

[@deepikanilangani7837]

මේ අපේ ඉතිහාසය සත්‍ය හරිදේ දැනගැනීමේ අයිතිය අපට ඇත එය අපට ලබා දියයුතුයි ජනාධිපති තුමානි

[@lakshmiwijesekara8951]

පුභාකරන්ල හැඩී දෙමලුන්ගේ ඇට තියනව මොකද සයනයීටි කාල මැරීල ඒ ඇට

[@Karma-p4u]

The Naga and Yakksha identity slowly faded when Sri Lanka were ruled by the Sinhalese and the Tamils. They probably assimilated in to bigger Tamil and Sinhalese culture under their rule, hence we can see Naga and Yakksha traditions in both culture. The date of the arrival of Prince Vijaya is dated to be of 5th century BCE, because it is mentioned in the Mahavamsa that the landing of Prince Vijaya happened with the passing of Lord Buddha. The dating is not backed up by other reliable sources. Other than this, there are not much sources indicating to my knowledge an earlier migration from Northern India. It is at least known that Buddhism spread to Sri Lanka through Mahinda (son of Ashoka), which probably happened in the 3rd BCE, and there were probably a mass migration from Northern India at that time. The Sinhalese identity probably arose in the 5th century AD, when the Mahavamsa was written, although the Mahavamsa was written in the Pali language.

[@inranirupalata927]

Okatath naki unata kamaknaha senhalaya kiyanne kawda kiyala penwa deya yutui

[@jinendarisaram1838]

Endiyawe yana unta pissu salli vinasa karan yako wedapalla ape rate budun..parli menthuwe yawanna hodai nada arn endiyawe yana hamuduruwaru ..sadu sadi sad ape aththa athi detiyn hel wewa 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@udayakombala8839]

Oba weni sinhala uthumo thawa thawa epadewa. Me sinhala desha yata oba wannaun barak nowe.

[@rayankh9041]

oba tuma tawa wadi kalaya jiwat wanna na anisa oya pota kata ho dila mddaranaya karala janatawata bada harinna patan ganna pansalak hamuduru namakata hari danna

[@thusharaindika2044]

Ago deviyane ai me sathaya ape minissunta piliganna Bari apema karume Ada balanna amiricawa iranayata karala thiyana de Dan it's minisune Iran minisunta gahagannawa ungeth karume

[@chamarapethumathukorala3412]

මහාවංසය යෙයි දීපවංසයෙයි එකම කථාව තියෙන්න කොහොමද

[@Karma-p4u]

[The Vedda people are the last indigenous tribe still in existence on the island of Sri Lanka. Dating back to the 6th century BC, the Veddas inhabited the forests of Sri Lanka long before the Buddhists arrived. The Vedda ‘Forest People’ are unfortunately slowly becoming extinct but there are some reservations that can be visited and where Veddas show tourists their way of life. Read on to find out more about the Veddas of Sri Lanka.Legends that tell the origins of the Vedda are not fully documented but there are two general ideas as to how long they have been on the island. The spoken legend told by the Sinhalese is that the Vedda are descendants of Prince Vijaya, who became the legendary first king of Sri Lanka. On the other hand, archaeological and anthropological studies show that the Vedda tribe is much older than that, dating as far back as the stone age. According to scientific evidence, it’s safe to say that the first people to take over the Vedda territories were Prince Vijaya and his descendants. After thousands of years as free-range inhabitants, the Vedda started to conform to their colonizers. As time passed, the indigenous Vedda were forced to adopt the customs of the other settlers, losing much of their identity. Today, the remaining Vedda live in reservations in the jungle and the future state of their culture is unknown.] [Ancient chronicles relate the origin of the Sinhalese people of Sri Lanka to the arrival of Prince Vijaya from an area either in north‐east or north‐west India, and his subsequent affiliation with people from south India. Students of Indian history argue that the Vijayan legend should be interpreted to favor either one or the other of the northern origins, or a mixture of peoples from both areas. Genetic distance analysis however, despite the limitations imposed by the data, shows that modern Sinhalese populations are closer to the Tamils and Keralites of south India and the upper caste groups of Bengal than they are to populations in Gujarat or the Punjab.] Some addition documentations.

[@Karma-p4u]

Sinhalese buddhist need a reason to claim Sri Lanka as their own. This land had belonged to the Tamils even before aryan invasion of the Indian subcontinent and later the Island (Tamil Eelam/Sri Lanka). They can because they’ve got political power so Sinhalese can change or corrupt history. They have already corrupted the Tamils history of Ananthapuram and they changed Tamil kings into Sinhala kings because changing history is like a hobby for them. Now they want to claim Ravana. Buddhism was born sometime after the time of Buddha, that is in the centuries after 500 BC. Ramayana legend is said to have taken place millions of years ago. If not that, even then it has been calculated to have taken place at least around 5100 BC. And Ravana was one of the greatest ever followers of Lord Shiva. Ramayana has been a folklore that has been followed not only in India or Lanka, but also in all south east asia and far east. Folklores have basis in actual history and have been the sole medium of passing on history orally for millennia. Keezhadi site in Tamil Nadu and Indus Valley are good example of the Tamil claim of the land. Even today the central government of India are reluctant on the Keezhadi site.Also Sinhala history started with the invasion of King Vijaya which was 2500 years ago but Ravana’s history started way before that (7500 years ago. Just a couple things, I’m extremely sorry if it sounds slightly messed up I just added a bunch of things together into one text!

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around the world about the recent findings in Tamilnadu. Tamil already being one of the topmost oldest languages has its roots all over the world North, South, East and West on Earth. If its roots are found in far far American continent, New Zealand, Australia, China main lands, Sri Lanka is just peanuts ! With Tamil king's establishing kingdoms in far east like Cambodia etc Sri Lanka was just their backyard. Vested interests wants to hide deliberately because some dark truths about the invaders might come to light. Few ideas for every one to ponder how can there be so many coincidences. Thaakku becomes Attakku Ithu becomes Itu, then finally "It". Sat-endru becomes Suttnnu again becomes Sudden Chiruthai becomes Cheetah Arisi = Arice= Rice Kalacharam= Kalachar, culture. Edupudi= Dupudi, deputy Aanai kondan= Anaconda Irudhayam= Hearthayam= Heart Paadhai= Path Vendum= Wendi= Want Wazhi= Wayi= Way Kottaai= Cottage Manithan= Man Vettry= Victory Kandanam= Condem Culir= Coolir= Cool Thedhi= Tati= Dati= Date Cozhupuu =Colupu= Colestrol Pazhupu= Pipe Moradan= Moron Panay maram = Panamara= Pamyra Kaliman= Klaymud= Clay Kai Patru = Caipture= Capture Goyya = Goa Chakkai = Jakkai= Jack fruit Karai = Cry Vesam = Venom Educated = Edu Katror Pumbu, Pambuthal = Pump Thaiyyaler=Tailor Thechi =Stechi = Stichu = Stich Aththai =Antai = Anti Yaam = I am Veppam = Vapour Mudirchi = Mudir = Mature Di sai =Desi = Side Madhdhiyil = Middle Murungai= Moringa.. Further to ponder read this below. Angula Nadu = Anglelandu, England. Suya Ichai Nadu=Suichailandu= Switzerland. Kothala Nadu= Kathalandu= Scothaland= Scotland. Naavai Seemai Nadu = Navaseemland, Newzeland. And many many more are there , but this is not the forum to discuss that.

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දෙමළ ජනයා අප්‍රිකාවේ ඒකට සදක තියනවා ඒ ගෑනු හොයල බලන්න

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Durakatana Ankara labadanna

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Tawa thawath mewani sathya dewal sakachcha Karanna o alata dauriya labewa

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අනේ කොහෙද තියෙන්නේ ඔය පොත් මොනවද නම් කොහෙන්ද ගන්නෙ මම නුවර

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අද ඊයේද අපේ රජය රට පාලනය කලේ නිදහස සමරන්න දෙමලුද

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By looking at the genetics, we can see that there is less genetic variation in the Sinhalese and the Tamils, because both share almost the same genes as the other South Indians do. The original inhabitants of the island were the ancient Nagas and Yakkas. These Nagas and Yakkas came to Sri Lanka through Southern India and thus probably had a high concentration of Ancestral South Indian gene. What language these tribes spoke is unclear, and I assume it was an early dravidian language due to its close geographical position to South India. After migration from Northern India began, which probably occurred in many waves, a separate ethnic group occurred; The Sinhalese. They were according to the Mahavamsa the descendants of the people of Prince Vijaya of Sinhapura (Northern India) and the locals, which are the Nagas and Yakkshas. Thus, the ancient Sinhalese were people with Northern India genes and local Naga and Yakka genes. According to same source did they also marry princesses from Pandya Nadu (part of Tamilakam). The Tamil migration happened also in many waves. There are evidence of Tamil settlement from at least 3rd BCE in Sri Lanka. Since Sri Lanka and Tamil Nadu are only separated by a small gulf, migration from Tamil Nadu would have happened very early, probably earlier than migrations from Northern India. These early migrants probably assimilated in the bigger Naga and Yakksha societies. After the Tamil empires in South India grew in power, they began to invade Sri Lanka in the early centuries AD. This is probably when the bigger waves of migration happened, and afterwards began Tamil culture more and more put it roots in Sri Lankan soil. The Nagas existed as a community at least until the 5th century AD, which I assume because the mentions of Nagas in the Tamil epic Manimekalai of the 5th century AD. The Naga and Yakksha identity slowly faded when Sri Lanka were ruled by the Sinhalese and the Tamils. They probably assimilated in to bigger Tamil and Sinhalese culture under their rule, hence we can see Naga and Yakksha traditions in both culture. The date of the arrival of Prince Vijaya is dated to be of 5th century BCE, because it is mentioned in the Mahavamsa that the landing of Prince Vijaya happened with the passing of Lord Buddha. The dating is not backed up by other reliable sources. Other than this, there are not much sources indicating to my knowledge an earlier migration from Northern India. It is at least known that Buddhism spread to Sri Lanka through Mahinda (son of Ashoka), which probably happened in the 3rd BCE, and there were probably a mass migration from Northern India at that time. The Sinhalese identity probably arose in the 5th century AD, when the Mahavamsa was written, although the Mahavamsa was written in the Pali language.

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Ape oya kolabata wela sepa hoyana kam sepa hoyana ma hamuduru waru .minissu rawattala endiyawata aran yan hamba karana hamudruwarunta ape kamak ne hela ethihasay aththa hoyanna onane.. puluwan tharan rate aththa vinasa karala vijeta kath adin suddata pandan allan me hamuduruwRu ratema karumekata pala wela.. soma hamudruwo wage aththa ethi hasay ali karan nisa apawath kara ape mahaun...

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hmmm

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මට මේ සෙල්ලිපි කියවන්න හැකියාව තිබුනනම්......! හරිම කණගාටුයි මේ අපේ මිනිස්සු මෙච්චර කාලයක් සුද්දා ගේ අදහස් වලට ගරු කරමින් සිටීම ගැන...?

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Nodakin virharak hitapu mahaunui Enna maha unui ape aththa wahala ape budunge siyaluma de ..endiyawata dala .mehema karapu. Rate maha untai mewa vkurthi karapa hamuduru waruntai amu amuwe apay yanna Oni paw karayo ane ape parli menthuwe Enna okkoma paw karayo rata aadare nethi mun 225 Hama yanna on lowa maha apy thawath ratakannethiwa....

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විග්නේස්වරන් පාත්තය නෙවෙයි නාට්ටාමි ලෙසින් මෙහෙ ආවෙ සුද්දගෙ පස්සෙ එල්ලිලා..

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Maha wanse mitteyawak kiyala parademalama kiyanne un dannawa budun upanne me hela beme bawath mokada kuwath eke math ekka wada karanawa demala kantawak ekege ammai liku ammai dennawama ekige tatta kasada badala lankawta genath inne unma kiyanawa budun upan bema lankawa kiyala un hare satutui lankawe inda labema ganath math ekka randuth karanawa lankave heteyata indeyawata adenna para gate man eccara kamatete naha e kantawata

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Pissu double 1833 dekata dibay sudda eka karala 1948 giya bedan natuwa.

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මට කවුරුහරි කියන්න ගෞතම බුදුන් ද......ගොතම බුදුන්ද

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ගෝතම බුදූ සසුන තුල ගොතම බුදුන්

[@jinendarisaram1838]

Vijeta jathaka wechch un tamai ara sinhayata jathaka wechch vije ta kath adinaun lajjai ..ape rate un gan .

[@nihar7264]

Then why sinhala and Tamil celebrates new year together.?

[@Karma-p4u]

The History of Sri Lanka is very old. Language , Ethnicity came very later considering the history of Sri Lanka. The Tamil Language is older than Sinhalese language. The Tamil civilization is older than Sinhalese civilization. The Tamil civilization helped and shaped Sinhalese civilization. The Sinhalese did not arrive to Sri Lanka. Sinhalese is an ethnicity that was born in Sri Lanka. Some men came to Sri Lanka but they weren’t Sinhalese at that time. Then they married woman from Pandya (Tamil) kingdom. Their generation had become known as Sinhalese. Before these men arrived it’s possible that Tamilans from South India definitely would have ventured the island which was walk-able in the past. But this doesn’t mean we Sri Lankan Tamil precede Sinhalese.But I’m not denying that possibility too. Or we can be simply people that came with those pandyan princess. or invaders from choala kingdoms in later times. All I’m saying some Tamil community had greater chance to step foot in Sri Lanka than Sri Lankan born Sinhala civilization after 500BC Regarding Vedda also there are two possibilities. They can be the descendants of Yaksha and Nakas thus they can be the oldest as other answers say Some say Veddhas are simply descendants of prince vijaya and tribal woman he married and deserted in-order to marry Tamil princess from Pandyan kingdom.

[@ravinavi2821]

The Truth is 2500 years ago no Singalise, Tamil ruled Sri Lanka, and Chola was Dominating everywhere, read Indian History if you really want to know the truth, also Ravana is a Tamil King...........!!

[@Karma-p4u]

Ravana is technically a Tamil Hindu king

[@Karma-p4u]

Like the prehistoric people of the island, historical sources describe the aboriginal people of Sri Lanka-the Veddas-as hunter-gatherers, who inhabited natural caves and traded their game and honey for metal-based arrow and spear points from neighbouring village populations. These villagers were predominantly descendants of populations from the Middle East, Europe and the Indian mainland who during different periods were en route along seaways or arrived from India. Over the years, while some Veddas remained in caves, others either assimilated with the neighbouring villagers or joined military campaigns led by the Kandyan kings during the Kingdom of Kandy from the late 15th century to the early 19th. While the Vedda title has also been adopted by certain present-day farming populations in Sri Lanka, it remains unclear whether they have any roots in the Vedda populations characterised by hunting and foraging. Metrical and morphometric features of the analysable skeletal remains from the Sri Lankan caves have revealed similar anatomical attributes, signalling the likelihood of a biological continuum from the prehistoric hunter-gatherers of the island to the Veddas, and a close biological affinity over a period of roughly 16,000 years.This is not surprising given the relative geographical isolation of the island until the fifth century BC when settlers arrived from the Indian mainland. Veddas are therefore relevant to the question of the degree of relative isolation of ancient and modern Homo sapiens in Sri Lanka from populations of southern India. Veddas have relatively smaller statures, significantly more robust skulls, dental differences, including somewhat larger molar crown sizes, and greater cranial diversity than populations of southern India] While some of these features are also distinct from the Sinhalese and Tamil co-inhabitants of the island, and from Veddas with Portuguese, Dutch or British ancestry,some claim that certain other features including genetic traits do appear among present-day Sri Lankans, suggesting that their ancestry traces back to some of the earliest human settlers on the island. A recent genetic study has found indigenous Vedda people to probably be earliest inhabitants of Sri Lanka The Vedda people’s mitochondrial sequences were found to be more related to the Sinhalese and Sri Lankan Tamils than to the Indian Tamils.There has not been any ancient DNA study of Paleolithic or Mesolithic remains from Sri Lanka. LOL

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EHEMA NAM SINHALA DEMALA ALUTH AWRUDU EKAK WENNE KESEDA? ADAHANA DEWIYAN DA BOHO WITA EKWE?

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