- Sir
Senerat Gunewardene (also
known as
Ratnakirti Senerat Serasinghe Gunewardene or R.S.S. Gunewardene) (3
November 1899 – 10
August 1981) was a Sri Lankan...
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Mohan Peiris. Sir
Senerat Gunewardene, KBE (1956–1958) Sir
Claude Corea, KBE (1958–1961) Prof
Gunapala Mallalasekera (1961–1963) Sir
Senerat Gunewardene, KBE...
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Lankan politician Sarath Gunawardena (1949–2003), Sri
Lankan politician Senerat Gunewardene (1899–1981),
Ceylonese diplomat and
politician Sunil Gunawardene...
- a
Portuguese battle asked Senerat for the hand of one of the
daughters of the
Kandy Queen.
Kuruvita Rala
enraged by
Senerat marrying the daughters, refusing...
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literature society for
India and Africa. Nicholas,
Cyril Wace; Paranavitana,
Senerat (1961). A
Concise History of Ceylon: From the
Earliest Times to the Arrival...
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Prince of Uva of the
Karava lineage,
raided the
Kandy Kingdom and
drove Senerat out of his capital. In 1611
Portuguese forces captured Kandy in the name...
- Nicholas; Campanella, Carolina; Li, Linhao; Mullan, Aidan; Ly, Shaun;
Senerat, Araliya; Nenadic, Ivan Z.; Browning,
William D.; Loftness, Vivian; Bauer...
- Name
Notability Reference Politics Senerat Gunewardene Ceylon's
first Permanent Representative to
United Nations,
member Parliament Gampola (1947–1948)...
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Banda George E. de
Silva T. B. Ilangaratne,
Tamara Kumari Ilangaratne Senerat Gunewardene R. S.
Pelpola Karuppiah Kumaravelu G. R.
Motha Abdul Aziz V...
- Sumangala, H.S.
Culawamsa (in Pali).
Translated by
Greiger W. Paranavitana,
Senerat; Nicolas,
Cyril Wace. Ceylon. Perera, L; Ratnasabapathy, M (1954). Ceylon...
