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king ravana

Great King Ravana was a former king in "Hela/Asura civilization". This civilization suppose to be the core of Ramayana Story bias indians distroy his image deliberately for their God sake but as a Sri lankan we should know the hidden truth behind this things.Emperor Ravana lived about 5000 years ago in Sri Lanka. As a buddhist, ravana was vegetarian and worshiped Kashyapa Buddha. His kingdom was Lankapura and queen was Mandodari King's children were known as Upendraminika (son) and Sohili (daughter). According to Ramayana, the emperor Ravana was assassinated by Rama.But referring ola manuscripts, rock inscriptions and folklore of Sri Lanka, Ravana was not died at war. He was not to killed by any other common person as Dasis Ravana represented a soul of a bodhisattva.The emperor had many names as he ruled many countries. Ravanna, rabanan, ravanan, dasis, ravan, ravula are some of them. Ravana had many talents in many subjects. As a well experienced, Ayurvedic physician, the king wrote several books on medicine, Astrology. As an artist he composed Ravana raagas. King Ravana wasn't a devil (Some people think he was a alien) He invented lot of technology. King Ravana was the Founder of Civilzations like Maya Atex in South America, Egypt in Middle East. At that time he was like the Emperor who controles 10 states.The "Sura" civilizations in india doesn't like this and they try to distroy our king as a result of it Great History of King Ravana vanish from the world.As Sri Lnakan we have to know the value of our king Ravana.And try to find that civilization that distroy by Sura civilizations. An archaeologists says that, this "Hela / Asura" civilzation is the Atlantis civilization which was distroied by nuclear war. So why are you waiting for lets find out Great King Ravana & the late History of Sri lanka. As Sri Lankans we can admire our nation which has Great history & Great Legacy.If you are interesting of King Ravana you can read the book of Hela yugaya in download section. So don't mislead by fake stories done by the indians lets admire our King Sri Ravana..................

lakegala

Lakegala mountain is situated in Sri Lanka about 175 kilometres (109 mi) away from the capital Colombo. This is the place where King Ravana lifted his historical aeroplane called Dhadu Monara according to a popular legend.[1] This mountain is situated in Meemure village. Lakegala is situated near the Border between Kandy and Matale Districts. There are several access points to Lakegala rock but the safest access road is from Meemure Village. "The Rock of Lanka" is the meaning of "Lakegala" in Sinhala language. The rock is about 1310m high and it is in the Knuckles mountain range aka "Dumbara Mitiyawatha". According to the Sinhala legend, the Lakegala rock is considered as the Kingdom Lankapura where King Ravana’s capital. It is also said that Ravana met Princess Sita, the Queen of Rama beside this rock. But the most of Meemure Villages believe that Lakegala is the place where King Ravana lifted his air plane called "Dhadumonara"; an ancient glider; an Air Chariot. The triangular shape of the Rock is ideal for such an operation. This Dhadu Monara was his official Plane and he makes use of travels and used to capture Sita from India.

king parakramabahu

Parakrama Bahu VI (1411-1466): The long reign of Parakrama Bahu VI was the last glorious period of Ceylon history with notable achievements in peace as well as in war. In it's first phase, his capital was at Rayigama, close to Kotte. By 1425 he established himself at Kotte and founded what became the Kotte kingdom. He was the first Sinhalese king since the days of Parakrama Bahu I and Nissanka Malla to bring the whole island under his rule and was in fact the last to do so. The coins of Parakramabahu VI, whilst being rarer than most other Sinhalese copper Massa coins, is easily identified as the obverse of the coin has the figure of a Lion in front of the human figure. Parakrama Bahu VI incidentally was called the 'Lion King of Kotte' This copper ‘lion’ massa was struck probably at the capital Nallur, after his general prince Sapumal (Senanayaka Sapu Kumaru) conquered Jaffnapatnam (Yapa patuna), the Arya chakravarti having been slain in battle. This event is described in the Sinhala poem of that time, the Salalihini Sandesaya, composed in the king’s thirty-fifth year (Parakumrajuta pan tis vana navam masa) thus, it seems to have taken place in A.D. 1447. Doubtless Parakrama’s ‘lion’ appeared not much later.