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The Lost Chronicle: Maldives’ Conquest of Sri Lanka
A history feature retelling the account from Sri Lanka's Chulavamsa that Maldivian king Viradeva invaded Sri Lanka around 1114-1117 AD, defeated ruler Vikkamabahu near Mahatittha, but was later killed in battle near the village of Antaravittika. The article cites ancient Maldivian inscriptions, including the Kudahuvadhoo Loamaafaanu, as evidence of the connection between Palandipa and the Maldivian kingdom.
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The Lost Chronicle: Maldives’ Conquest of Sri Lanka
1114 and 1117 AD years of Viradeva's expedition into Sri Lanka
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1114 and 1117 ADyears of Viradeva's expedition into Sri LankaMaldives RepublicThe saga of Viradeva’s expedition into Sri Lanka unfolded between the years 1114 and 1117 AD, a time of great turmoil within the island nation.
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Viradeva's expedition into Sri Lanka took place amid turmoil on the island.between the years 1114 and 1117 ADSri LankaMaldives RepublicThe saga of Viradeva’s expedition into Sri Lanka unfolded between the years 1114 and 1117 AD, a time of great turmoil within the island nation.
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