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Lumbani
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 10 Jun 2012 14:09:57 GMT Report for Abuse
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Http://www.mahasamandewalaya.lk/History.html
Writers on Sri lanka and historians have mentioned the existance of four distinct clans in Sri Lanka the Deva clan, The Naaga clan the Yaksha and the Raksha clan.
Deva clan - what language did they speak?
Naaga clan - what language did they speak?
Yaksha clan - what language did they speak?
Raksha clan - what language did they speak?
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kaush
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 10 Jun 2012 14:09:58 GMT Report for Abuse
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Is this guy for real ? Tamils are Tamils, may it be, in Sri Lanka, or in India.
exactly they all originated from southern india, nothing indigenous to sri lanka |
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10 Jun 2012 14:11:23 GMT Report for Abuse
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Deva clan - what language did they speak?
Naaga clan - what language did they speak?
Yaksha clan - what language did they speak?
Raksha clan - what language did they speak?
let me guess, all spoke tamil right...and for 3000 years didnt change a bit from tamils in tamilnadu excepet for mere dialect difference..lol
Edited By - kaush - 10 Jun 2012 14:12:33 GMT |
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exactly they all originated from southern india, nothing indigenous to sri lanka
But they lived there prior to Vijaya. That's the whole point.
Of course, everybody came from India. Our ancestors could not have swam directly from East Africa, or could they ??
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10 Jun 2012 14:18:19 GMT Report for Abuse
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Deva clan - what language did they speak?
Naaga clan - what language did they speak?
Yaksha clan - what language did they speak?
Raksha clan - what language did they speak?
I do not know for the others, but I can relate Naaga to Tamils. |
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10 Jun 2012 14:19:33 GMT Report for Abuse
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But they lived there prior to Vijaya. That's the whole point.
according to what, r you still reffering to that indian fairy tale book which nobody willing to take as reference...or just because you say so?
Of course, everybody came from India. Our ancestors could not have swam directly from East Africa, or could they ??
thats the whole point isnt it, we r not claiming to be the abroginies like tamils with their fabrications..what we merely say is that sihalse r the one who built the civilization in this island...current tamils are just resent migrants who havnt contributed anything other than destruction
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I do not know for the others, but I can relate Naaga to Tamils.
:) must be the 'pene' as in sihalse we say 'naya arinawa' when people say utter fibs...lol
Edited By - kaush - 10 Jun 2012 14:22:37 GMT |
Lumbani
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I do not know for the others, but I can relate Naaga to Tamils.
Naagas capital is Nagapatinam, AdiSesa was instrumental in establishing the city, but not quiet sure about the language. |
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10 Jun 2012 14:23:37 GMT Report for Abuse
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according to what, r you still reffering to that indian fairy tale book which nobody willing to take as reference...or just because you say so?
Jaffna is referenced as Naga theevu (or naga nadu) in Tamil literature. There are a wide range of evidences.
This is the reasearch done by Dr. Thiagarajah
http://www.sangam.org/2012/05/Early_SriLanka.php?uid=4726 |
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but I can relate Naaga to Tamils.
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And get exposed yourself as an IDIOT! |
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