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amila_90210 said:
AtulaSiriwardane said:Indian Foreign Secretary Shiv Shankar Menon said that President Mahinda Rajapaksa was in a way right when he said he fought India’s war against the LTTE.
PS:reply my Pm man...do me that favor...& make yourself useful to community
Early periods
Sigiriya Rock Fortress.
Paleolithic human settlements have been discovered at excavations in several cave sites in the Western Plains region and the South-western face of the Central Hills region. Anthropologists believe that some discovered burial rites and certain decorative artifacts exhibit similarities between the first inhabitants of the island and the early inhabitants of Southern India. Recent bioanthropological studies have however dismissed these links, and have placed the origin of the people to the northern parts of India. One of the first written references to the island is found in the Indian epic Ramayana, which described the emperor Ravana as monarch of the powerful kingdom of Lanka, which was created by the divine sculptor Vishwakarma for Kubera, the treasurer of the Gods.[24] English historian James Emerson Tennent also theorized Galle, a southern city in Sri Lanka, was the ancient seaport of Tarshish from which King Solomon is said to have drawn ivory, peacocks and other valuables. The main written accounts of the country's history are the Buddhist chronicles of Mahavansa and Dipavamsa.
Sri Lankan coin, 1st century CE.
The earliest-known inhabitants of the island now known as Sri Lanka were probably the ancestors of the Wanniyala-Aetto people, also known as Veddahs and numbering roughly 3,000. Linguistic analysis has found a correlation of the Sinhalese language with the languages of the Sindh and Gujarat, although most historians believe that the Sinhala community emerged well after the assimilation of various ethnic groups. From the ancient period date some remarkable archaeological sites including the ruins of Sigiriya, the so-called "Fortress in the Sky", and huge public works. Among the latter are large "tanks" or reservoirs, important for conserving water in a climate that alternates rainy seasons with dry times, and elaborate aqueducts, some with a slope as finely calibrated as one inch to the mile. Ancient Sri Lanka was also the first in the world to have established a dedicated hospital in Mihintale in the 4th century BCE. Ancient Sri Lanka was also the world's leading exporter of cinnamon, which was exported to Egypt as early as 1400 BCE. Sri Lanka was also the first Asian nation to have a female ruler in Queen Anula (47–42 BC).
Sigiriya Rock Fortress.
Paleolithic human settlements have been discovered at excavations in several cave sites in the Western Plains region and the South-western face of the Central Hills region. Anthropologists believe that some discovered burial rites and certain decorative artifacts exhibit similarities between the first inhabitants of the island and the early inhabitants of Southern India. Recent bioanthropological studies have however dismissed these links, and have placed the origin of the people to the northern parts of India. One of the first written references to the island is found in the Indian epic Ramayana, which described the emperor Ravana as monarch of the powerful kingdom of Lanka, which was created by the divine sculptor Vishwakarma for Kubera, the treasurer of the Gods.[24] English historian James Emerson Tennent also theorized Galle, a southern city in Sri Lanka, was the ancient seaport of Tarshish from which King Solomon is said to have drawn ivory, peacocks and other valuables. The main written accounts of the country's history are the Buddhist chronicles of Mahavansa and Dipavamsa.
Sri Lankan coin, 1st century CE.
The earliest-known inhabitants of the island now known as Sri Lanka were probably the ancestors of the Wanniyala-Aetto people, also known as Veddahs and numbering roughly 3,000. Linguistic analysis has found a correlation of the Sinhalese language with the languages of the Sindh and Gujarat, although most historians believe that the Sinhala community emerged well after the assimilation of various ethnic groups. From the ancient period date some remarkable archaeological sites including the ruins of Sigiriya, the so-called "Fortress in the Sky", and huge public works. Among the latter are large "tanks" or reservoirs, important for conserving water in a climate that alternates rainy seasons with dry times, and elaborate aqueducts, some with a slope as finely calibrated as one inch to the mile. Ancient Sri Lanka was also the first in the world to have established a dedicated hospital in Mihintale in the 4th century BCE. Ancient Sri Lanka was also the world's leading exporter of cinnamon, which was exported to Egypt as early as 1400 BCE. Sri Lanka was also the first Asian nation to have a female ruler in Queen Anula (47–42 BC).
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yes Vishwakarma did seegiriya for Kuwera( A hela king rather than Hindu mythological king)..whats your point hereAtulaSiriwardane said:Early periods
Sigiriya Rock Fortress.
which described the emperor Ravana as monarch of the powerful kingdom of Lanka, which was created by the divine sculptor Vishwakarma for Kubera, the treasurer of the Gods..
AtulaSiriwardane said:
If mahawansha correct wedddas are desenders of Jeewahaththa & Disaala son & daughter of the Vijaya
lol Wicky does have wrong...
One of the first written references to the island is found in the Indian epic Ramayana,
ep·ic play_w2("E0174500").1. An extended narrative poem in elevated or dignified language,
a literary or dramatic composition that resembles an extended narrative poem celebrating heroic feats.
I don't believe in Ramayana more than as a story.
a literary or dramatic composition that resembles an extended narrative poem celebrating heroic feats.
I don't believe in Ramayana more than as a story.
amila_90210 said:
Even though I enjoy tis arguement I still belive Lincoln's quote.
I don't know who my grandfather was;
I am much more concerned to know what his grandson will be.
Abraham Lincoln
If the grandson have nothing he has to be something.
Good night.
I don't know who my grandfather was;
I am much more concerned to know what his grandson will be.
Abraham Lincoln
If the grandson have nothing he has to be something.
Good night.
who believes that epic.AtulaSiriwardane said:
.It was a piece of Indian literature to disguise history in favour of the Hindhus( still they failed cos rawana is the hero of ramayana...not Rama)...we have our own references....mind you some incidents of Ramayana is proved by so called bio anthropological studies
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AtulaSiriwardane said:Hi, Member of the Month,
You have grown up a lot recently.
A real inspiration.
Thank You!
AtulaSiriwardane said:I hope everything is there in that book
which is useful for
POLITICIANS
to learn
How to win a War,
and everything related to that.
Still hurts?
AtulaSiriwardane said:
From Sinhabahu > Sinhala
Both are beliefs
We choose what fits us.
So does India, Buddha is from Nepal.... but hey, whatever brings glory to them!
Pathetic!
sri_lion said:So does India, Buddha is from Nepal.... but hey, whatever brings glory to them!
Pathetic!
Kapilavasthu was in India.
sri_lion said:Thank You!
Still hurts?
That part hurts.
Not the actual thing
but abuse it
to exploit us.
Not the actual thing
but abuse it
to exploit us.
AtulaSiriwardane said:Kapilavasthu was in India.
WAS
India is the modern name there was no India at that time!
sri_lion said:
Bharatha- Jambudweepa...
You are like kids.
There was no Sri Lanka either.
Valmikie the Indian poet
who wrote about this unknown island
in his epic for the first time
called it Lanka.
Only Sri Lankans treat him as as a historian.
You are like kids.
There was no Sri Lanka either.
Valmikie the Indian poet
who wrote about this unknown island
in his epic for the first time
called it Lanka.
Only Sri Lankans treat him as as a historian.
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By using this fella's theory, How to win a war:go to China and Pakistan.sri_lion said:For your information India is the country gave training and raised LTTE
Maybe you are an Indian, if you are... Toilet Nadu.. which is a part of your country is openly expressed allegiance to a Terrorist organization, your politicians openly threatening to invade Sri Lanka which is governed by a democratically elected govt. and India had to support Sri Lanka's efforts and that just because LTTE killed Rajiv Gandhi, if not India would not give shit about it, at all!
Furthermore, India is NOT the country whom supported the most towards Sri Lanka's WAR, it is PAKISTAN, CHINA and even Israel supported us to militarily defeat them than India!
So take page out of Sri Lankan text book on *how to win a WAR* and educate your spineless politicians!
P.S: Murali is a Sri Lankan, not a Toilet Nadu citizen
So just F**K OFF!! Thank You!
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