Untold history of Lankapuri(Sri Lanka) - Part 1
Untold history of Singai Empire/ Tronote(திருநாடு)/ Lankapuri/ Thampapanni or Tâmraparnî (Aryans)/ Serendip(Greek/Arabs)/ Ceylon(British)/ Sri Lanka(North indians, also known in Sinhala as , in Tamil as இலங்கை) -
Part 1 - history by Maps.
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The maps show that how the native Dravidian Tamils gradually lost their lands to the cunning Aryan Sinhalese.
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Thirukkural திருக்குறள் Holykural
Kural குறள் - 533
பொருட்பால் - பொச்சாவாமை
எப்பால் நூலோர்க்கும் துணிவு.
Translation :
'To self-oblivious men no praise'; this rule Decisive wisdom sums of every school.
Explanation :
Thoughtlessness will never acquire fame; and this tenet is upheld by all treatises in the world.
Translation by Rev. Dr. G. U. Pope, Rev W. H. Drew,Rev. John Lazarus and Mr F. W. Ellis
"The present day Thamils in Jaffna are mainly the descendants of the Vellalas who were brought by the Dutch for their tobacco cultivation and of those who were absorbed into the Vellala culture in the process and hence the deviation would not have begun before the seventeenth century. This is a hypothesis that could be tested in the western scientific tradition and linguists should be encouraged to submit proposals to study this problem."
ReplyDeletehttp://www.srilankaguardian.org/2009/08/thamil-culture-of-jaffna.html
Dr. Hawkey had compared the teeth of pre-historic and early iron age groups of Sri Lanka with the present communities as well as ancient and modern populations in India, South East Asia, Australia and the Middle East. The findings could demolish the myth that Dravidians established the island’s megalithic culture.
ReplyDeleteDr. Hawkey shows that the skeletal remains at Pomparippu clearly indicate they possessed dental traits much more similar to Sinhalese than Tamils, Veddas or the more primitive Balangoda Man. The Pomparippu dwellers (who probably lived around 500-1000 BC) followed the iron age burial custom of placing their dead in large clay vessels which were then buried.
In fact, dental morphology shows a close affinity between the Sinhalese and the Austro-Asiatic people of Eastern and North Eastern India. This implies they are of common stock. Dr. Hawkey’s study also debunks the myth that Dravidians are descended from the inhabitants of the great pre-historic Indus Valley Civilisation of Harappa. It concludes that Harappans and East Indian Austro-Asiatics resemble Sinhalese in dental traits much more than Sri Lankan Tamils, peninsular Indians or South Indian tribal groups.
http://sinhale.wordpress.com/2009/06/13/unearthing-the-roots-of-an-island-nation/