- 2009-04-12. Pradeepa,
Lanka (2021-09-19). "Rameswaram
Inscription of
Nissankamalla". Lankapradeepa.
Retrieved 2021-12-27. Peebles,
Patrick (2006). The...
- (Maninaga), and Kara (modern Karaitivu). The
inscription states that
Nissankamalla visited these islands during his
expeditions within his realm. Historical...
-
referred to in the 12th-century
Rameswaram Sinhala inscription of King
Nissankamalla (1187-1196 A.D.) as "Puvagu Divaina". The Nampota, an
ancient Sinhala...
- Parakramabahu's reign. With the
exception of his
immediate successor,
Nissankamalla I, the
other monarchs of
Polonnaruwa were not as strong-willed and were...
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Hindu deities are also
represented here, as are the
kings Valagamba and
Nissankamalla, and
Ananda - the Buddha's most
devoted disciple. The
first cave is...
-
inscription established in the
palace premises records that king
Kirti Sri
Nissankamalla (1187-1196 A.D.)
visited this
palace once on the way of his one of tours...
-
Tamil word kōttei
which mean fortress.The word
Kotte was
introduced by
Nissankamalla Alagakkonara, who was the
founder of the fortress. They were believed...
-
referred to in the 12th-century
Rameswaram Sinhala inscription of King
Nissankamalla (1187-1196 A.D.) as "Kãra Divaina". The Nampota, an
ancient Sinhala...
- St. Gabriel's
Girls College,
Hatton 1AB 1571
Hatton Ambagamuwa Sri
Nissankamalla Maha Vidyalaya,
Hatton 1AB 225
Hatton Ambagamuwa Laxapana Central College...
- Sri
Lanka from the 5th
century citadel of
Sigiri Stone throne of King
Nissankamalla from Sri
Lanka from the 12th
century Polonnaruwa kingdom Kandian Throne...
