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Vasabha (Sinhala: වසභ) was a
monarch of the
Anuradhapura period of Sri Lanka. He is
considered to be the
pioneer of the
construction of large-scale irrigation...
- clan that
ruled Sri Lanka. Many Sri
Lankan kings,
beginning with King
Vasabha, and up
until the
formation of
Kingdom of Kandy,
belonged to this clan...
- the
times of
Vasabha,
Mahasena (274–301) and Dhatusena, the
construction of
large irrigation tanks and
canals was
given priority.
Vasabha constructed 11...
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ancient kings have
contributed in
developing this
religious site. King
Vasabha (65 - 107 AD)
placed four
Buddha statues in four side of the
sacred tree...
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Velusumanna (Sinhala: වේළුසුමන) was born the son of a
householder named Vasabha, in the
Kutumbiyangana in the Giri district, and was
named after his friends...
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tributary of
Mahaveli River, 48 km away,
along the
Elahara canal built by King
Vasabha (65–109)
before his time. This,
along with
other reservoirs created an...
- King (44–52) Y****alalaka Tissa, King (52–60) Subharaja, King (60–66)
Vasabha, King (66–110)
Commagene (complete list) –
Antiochus III, King (12 BC–17...
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Relationship with Predecessor(s)
Vasabha - - 67 111 *A
member of the
Lambakanna clan
Vankanasika Tissa - - 111 114 *Son of
Vasabha Gajabahu I - - 114 136 *Son...
- span of 609
years and
ruled all but 80 of them. The
dynasty ended when
Vasabha of the
House of
Lambakanna I
seized power in 66 AD. In 543 BC,
prince Vijaya...
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records of
Buddha images, however,
actually come from the
reign of King
Vasabha (65–109 CE). The
major Buddhist monasteries and
schools in
Ancient Sri...
