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<blockquote data-quote="001R" data-source="post: 18254197" data-attributes="member: 526542"><p>be serious, I don't like lame replies, Eng Iliyan was the younger brother of Titus de Silva Thotawattha, Giant of SLRC, as we all know during the colonial periods majority of the Sinhalese parents used to name their children with biblical names or names that sounds so,that's an issue with their parents ne. later with the revival movement of Kumarathunga Munidasa and Anagarika Dharmapala people used to name their children with Sinhala names and older trends got lost in the mists of time,read your history,so then you will get to know these facts..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="001R, post: 18254197, member: 526542"] be serious, I don't like lame replies, Eng Iliyan was the younger brother of Titus de Silva Thotawattha, Giant of SLRC, as we all know during the colonial periods majority of the Sinhalese parents used to name their children with biblical names or names that sounds so,that's an issue with their parents ne. later with the revival movement of Kumarathunga Munidasa and Anagarika Dharmapala people used to name their children with Sinhala names and older trends got lost in the mists of time,read your history,so then you will get to know these facts.. [/QUOTE]
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