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[SRI Lanka?s Hindu king Devanampiyatissa (246 BCE), who ruled from Anuradhapura in the north-central province of Sri Lanka was on a hunting mission and chasing after a spotted deer. And suddenly, he heard a voice: Someone calling him by his first name. No one in his kingdom would dare to utter his name. Shocked, he stopped his chase and turned towards the direction from where the voice was heard. There was Mahinda Thera, son of Emperor Asoka.]
Deva Nambiya Theesan was a Hindu Tamil king, Nambiya is a Tamil word meaning believer. And the word Theesan came from Eesan, which mean Iraivan (GOD)! Deva Nambiya Eesan father a Tamil named Muta Siva (meaning the Elder or senior Sivan. Lord Sivan is Tamil God) you can`t get more Tamil than that. Muta Siva rejected Buddhist missionaries, which the Emperor Ashokan sent. They were hiding in the forests in Mihindale hills and fooled the Hindu Tamil King Deva Nambiya Theesan. The Hindu Tamil king Deva Nambiya Theesan was duped by the immigrant Buddhist monk Mahinda. The Hindu King Deva Nambiya Eesan made a historic blunder, which made the Siva Bhoomi Eelam infested by the racist Buddhist monks. That was the end of peaceful Hindu Tamil Eelam. The descendants of thugs, who came on a dingy boat from La La land are terrorizing the indigenous Tamils, who are direct decendants of Muta Siva. Oh Lord of holy hill of Trincomalee and the Lord of Katarakama !, when will this tragedy end, when will we make the Sinhala thugs take their dingy boat ride back to La La Land? Lets us rally behind Prabahkaran to send these boat people back to where they came from. Maybe after Tamil Eelam gets separated from Sorry Lanka, they can join their long lost brethren in Bangladesh and create a greater Beggerdesh. |
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