- King
Rajasinghe II, also
known as
Rajasingha II (pre coronation,
Prince Dewa Astana/Dewarajasinghe), was a
Sinhalese King,
reigned 1629 – 6
December 1687;...
-
ceremonial opening of the
Paththiruppuwa by the last King Sri
Wickrema Rajasinghe in 1802,
handed over to the Sri
Dalada Maligawa Wikimedia Commons has...
- Daya
Rajasinghe Nadarajasingham (born 26 May 1948) is a Sri
Lankan former sports shooter. He
competed at the 1972
Summer Olympics and the 1988
Summer Olympics...
- (ruled 1687–1707) was a
peaceful king of
Kandy who
succeeded his father,
Rajasinghe II, on
December 7, 1687.
During his childhood, Lord
Ambanwela Rala, who...
-
Rajasinghe I also
known as the lion of
Sitawaka (Sinhala:පළමුවන රාජසිංහ) was a king of Sitawaka,
known for his
patriotism and
fight against the Portuguese...
- Naicker, the
grandson of a
former king of
Tanjore named Raja
Vijaya Ragheva Naicker [1]
Galagoda Adikaram -
Chief Minister of King
Keerthi Sri
Rajasinghe...
- a Disawe, a high-ranking
official under the rule of King Sri
Wikrama Rajasinghe and
later under the
British Administration in Sri
Lanka (then
known as...
- 1574, and then in 1581 by the
newly crowned king of
Sithawaka Rajasinghe I.
Rajasinghe – who had
already scored a
significant victory over the Portuguese...
-
murdered by
Rajasinghe l. As a
result Banḍāra had to flee to
Portuguese Goa
where he
became a
Catholic convert as Dom João de Áustria.
Rajasinghe l invaded...
- Kandy, in
order to
bring the
entire island under their rule. In 1635,
Rajasinghe II
became the king of
Kandy and
started negotiations with the
Dutch to...
