The meaningful conclusionJanbudveepaya (Part I)
In the period that Buddha lived, 2600 years prior to this date, based on administrative authorities, this Heladeepa had been divided preciously in to two. Yaksha Heladeepa where tribes like Yaksha, Naga, Kumbhaanda and Gaandarva lived, of which capital city…
Inscription technology and the culture of irrigation in the ancient Hela DivaJanbudveepaya (Part I)
Inscriptions,epigraphies,methodologies of sculpturing & writing of Kataram[1] and methodology of seasoning & using rocks found 300 years before the Anuradhapura era in Hela Diva, in Gautama Buddha’s period, cannot be seen in any time any country in the world. The inscriptions done…
The languages used in Hela Diva in Buddha’s periodJanbudveepaya (Part I)
All the rulers in Hela Diva (Deva Hela) mainly used two languages. Magadhi Prakruth language Hela Basa (Hela Language) As a whole, the language of the ordinary citizens in the entire Hela Diva was Hela Basa. Hela Basa had been used as a spoken…
Main places to honor and pay homage in Deva Hela (Janbudveepa)Janbudveepaya (Part I)
1. Lumbini, birth place of prince Sidduhat http://maps.google.com/maps?q=7.289069,80.760788&hl=en&t=h&z=16 The place which was picked up by Ashoka the Great to mark the birth of Sidduhat was a place of distance located within a mountain range in India. Today this place is a…
‘Gautama Buddha came to Lanka for three times’, the real truth behind this statementJanbudveepaya (Part I)
It’s a well known story that Gautama Buddha came three times to Lankapura from Janbudveepa from where he attended to the supreme Enlightenment. This is very clearly mentioned in many historical books, history of Buddhism and Mahavamsa Commentaries written by Bhikku Mahanama. But nothing…