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Sinhapura ("Lion City" for Sanskrit; IAST: Siṃhapura) was the
capital of the
legendary Indian king Sinhabahu. It has been
mentioned in the
Buddhist legends...
- came to Sri
Lanka with
seven hundred followers after being banished from
Sinhapura. However,
there is no
archaeological evidence of this.
After arriving...
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describes him as
being a
member of a
royal family of Kalinga, born at
Sinhapura. The
inscription there reads; ...having come from the
royal line of the...
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immigrated to the
island circa 543 BCE, from the
legendary kingdom of
Sinhapura led by
Prince Vijaya, who
mixed with
later settlers from the
Pandya kingdom...
- the
Gautama Buddha.
Sinhapura Shakya King of
Kapilavastu King of
Sinhapura Same
Person Same
Person King of
Madhura King of
Sinhapura Consort to
Anula Consort...
- Sin-ka-pho, Sim-gia-bo, Xinjiapo, Singhapura, Singhpur, Singhpura, Singpur,
Sinhapura and
Simhapura (all from
Sanskrit सिंहपुर (IAST: Siṃhapura)) may also refer...
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Lankan monarchs King of
Kapilavastu King of
Sinhapura Same
Person Same
Person King of
Madhura King of
Sinhapura Consort to
Anula Consort to
Anula Consort...
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Wanathamulla 60
Watta 43
Watta 187
Watta 259
Watta Samagiwatta Gewal 100
Sinhapura Kubikalya Bodhiyawatta Trintonwatta Raydimolawatta Bakery Watta Sri Lanka...
- in Sri
Lankan texts. He was
father of
Vijaya of Sri
Lanka and king of
Sinhapura. He was the son of Suppadevi, a
Vanga Kingdom princess.
According to the...
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Death Ruler From (in BCE)
Ruler Until (in BCE)
Marriages Claim Vijaya ?
Sinhapura son of Sinhabahu, and
Sinhasivali 505
Tambapanni 543 505
Kuveni two children...
