Culavamsa Being The More Recent Part Of The Mahavamsa

Wilhelm Geiger · C. Mabel Rickmers

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Indian and Buddhist Studies Medieval Literature and History Classical Studies and Philology

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Culavamsa or ' The little chronicle' composed by Bhikkhu Dhammakitti in Pali, is a supplement to a much earlier work named Mahavamsa. These are the main sources of the political and religious history of Sri Lanka. The main subject of the Culavamsa, Parakkamabahu ruled over Dakkinadesa and Rohana in opposition to Vikkamabahu. The present volume is a reprint of the English translation from the Germanrendering of the work by Wilhelm Geiger in two parts bound in one.

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