Sri Lanka National Anthem

Sri Lanka National Anthem
( Jathika Giya / Geya )

Words (Righter) by : Mr. Ananda Samarkone ( Samarakoon )

Music by : Mr. Ananda Samarkone ( Samarakoon )

Adopted : 1951

After independence was granted to Sri Lanka (at the time know as Ceylon) in 1948, the need for a national anthem arose. As a result of a contest, Ananda Samarkones's contribution, written in Sinhalese, was chosen as the new anthem. The Tamil (another official Language) lyrics are by an unknown author, but have the same meaning as the Sinhalese lyrics. It was first performed on the fourth anniversary of independence in early 1952.

Sri Lanka Matha
Apa Sri ..... Lanka
Namo - Namo - Namo Matha

SunDhara Siri BariniSuradhi - Athi SobaMana Lanka
DhanNaye - DhanNaya, Naka, Mal, Palathuru,
Piri Jaya Bumiya - RamYaApa Hata Sapa Siri Setha Sadhana
Jewanaye MathaPiliGanu Mana - Apa Bakthi Puja

Namo - Namo Matha

Apa Sri ..... Lanka
Namo - Namo Matha

Oba Ve Apa VidhYa - Obamaya Apa SathYa
Oba Ve Apa Shakthi - Apa Hadha Thula Bakthi
Oba Apa AloKe - Apage AnuPrane
Oba Apa Jevana Ve - Apa Mukthiya Oba Ve
Nawa Jevana DhemiNe - Nithina Apa Pupudu Karan Matha
Nana, VirYa, VadaMina - Ragena Yanu Mana - Jaya Bumi Kara

Eka Mavakage - Dharu Kala BavinaYamu - Yamu Ve Nopama
PreMa Wada, Sama - Bedha DhuRa DhaNamo - Namo Matha

Sri Lanka Matha

Apa Sri Lanka
Namo - Namo Matha

Sri Lanka President Mahinda Rajapaksa 2005 - 2009

Sri Lanka President Mahinda Rajapaksa

Sri Lanka
President Mahinda Rajapaksa
Spech ( address ) in Sri Lanka Parliament
19 th May 2009

( Sri Lanka Army is Killed ( Death ) by LTTE Leader Velupllai Prabhakaran in 18 th May 2009 )

Terrorism defeated: writ of Parliament now throughout Sri Lanka – President
“Govt. not for military solution…emphasis on restoring rights and dignity of Tamil people” Tuesday, May 19, 2009 -

The Motherland has been completely freed from the clutches of separatist terrorism. From now on it is only the laws enacted by this sovereign Parliament that will be in force in every inch of Sri Lanka, said President Mahinda Rajapaksa in his ceremonial address declaring open the 4th Session of the current Parliament today (May 19).
At this victorious moment, it is necessary for us to state with great responsibility that we do not accept a military solution as the final solution…the responsibility that we accept after freeing the Tamil people from the LTTE is a responsibility that no government in the history of Sri Lanka has accepted, the President said.
It is necessary that we give these [Tamil] people the freedoms that are the right of people in all other parts of the country. Similarly, it is necessary that he political solutions they need should be brought closer to them faster than any country or government in the world would bring. However, it cannot be an imported solution. It is necessary that we find a solution that is our very own. It should be a solution acceptable to all sections of the people, he said.
Having defeated the most ruthless terrorists of the world, we now have another powerful challenge, the President said. It is the task of restoring the rights and dignity of the Tamil people destroyed by the LTTE.
“It is the LTTE that has put the Tamil community to their lowest position in history. Those who raised their voices for the protection of terrorists, and all those who helped the terrorists should now fall at the feet of these Tamil mothers and seek their pardon. Those who live abroad and supported the terrorists with funds, if they have any love for their own people, should leave no room for terrorism again, President Rajapaksa said.
“As we have been victorious in the battle to defeat terrorism, we should also take to the required successful end the struggle to build our land. It is necessary for us to take the required clear decisions for this. We must now be ready to direct our motherland to that new era of national revival,” President said, adding that the great battle for national revival will be waged with the aim of raising the lives of the Tamil people who live in the North and East of our land, too”
Here is the text of the President’s Address to Parliament today :
Address by His Excellency President Mahinda Rajapaksa at the ceremonial opening of Parliament, Sri Jayawardhanapura – Kotte ,May 19, 2009
I declare open this fourth session of Parliament at a time the people of our country, as well as the entire world are celebrating a great victory.
I address this session of Parliament at the historic occasion when the hopes and expectations of the Sinhala, Tamil, Muslim, Burgher, Malay and all people of our country for several decades, to see a Sri Lanka that is free of murderous terrorism, have been realized.
Friends, (In Tamil)
This is our country This is our mother landWe should live in this country as children of one mother No differences of race, caste and religion should prevail here Over the last thirty years, the LTTE has killed many people Sinhalese, Tamil and Muslims - many have been killed The war against the LTTE is not a war against Tamil people Our aim was to liberate our Tamil people from the clutches of the LTTE Our heroic forces have sacrificed their lives to protect Tamil civiliansThe victory we have gained by defeating LTTE is the victory of this nation,and the victory of all people living in this country. Protecting the Tamil speaking people of this country is my responsibilityThat is my dutyAll the people of this country should live in safety without fear and suspicionAll should live with equal rights That is my aimLet us all get together and build up this nation (Tamil ends)
As you already know our Motherland has been completely freed from the clutches of separatist terrorism. From now on it is only the laws enacted by this sovereign Parliament that will be that will be in force in every inch of Sri Lanka.
For almost three decades the laws enacted by this legislature were not in force in almost one-third of our land.
When I won the Presidential Election in 2005 there were LTTE police stations in the North and East. There were Tiger courts. What was missing was only a Tiger parliament. Today we have finished all that forever.
Today, this session of Parliament opens in a country where the writ of this august legislature spreads equally throughout the 65, 332 sq. km of territory of Sri Lanka.
Hon. Speaker
This will give you great cause for satisfaction. The 225 Hon. Members of this House have cause for great satisfaction about this. The entire population of the country can enjoy that satisfaction. All sections of the people; and all political parties that contributed to my victory in the Presidential Election in 2005 can share this satisfaction.
Hon. Speaker
It is necessary to recall at this time the statements in the historic Mahinda Chinthana that policy statement that was placed before the people three years ago. “The freedom of our country is supreme. I will not permit any separatism. I will also not permit anyone to destroy democracy in our country …I will respect all ethnic and religious identities, refrain from using force against anyone and build a new society that protects individuals and social freedoms” This is the objective of the Mahinda Chinthana.
Hon. Speaker
It is necessary on this historic occasion to inquire as to how it was possible to obtain the proud victory we have achieved today by defeating the world’s most ruthless terrorist organization.
We are a country with a long history where we saw the reign of 182 kings who rules with pride and honour for that extended more than 2,500 years. This is a country where kings such as Dutugemunu, Valagamba, Dhatusena and Vijayabahu defeated enemy invasions and ensured our freedom.
As much as Mother Lanka fought against invaders such as Datiya, Pitiya, Palayamara, Siva and Elara in the past, we have the experience of having fought the Portuguese, Dutch and British who established empires in the world. As much as the great kings such as Mayadunne, Rajasingha I and Vimaladharmasuriya, it is necessary to also recall the great heroes such as Keppettipola and Puran Appu who fought with such valour against imperialism.
In looking at this unconquerable history there is a common factor we can see. It is the inability of any external enemy to subdue this country as long as those to whom this is the motherland stand united. That is the truth. Another common factor we can see is the inability to establish any savage or dictatorial regime on this land. In the history of my motherland, the people have always risen undefeated against any arbitrary, savage or brutal rule.
I must express my gratitude here to those heroes of our past who have given us the strength and courage to fight against savage invaders and enemies not only today, but in the future too.
Hon. Speaker
The LTTE terrorists began the march to own half of this country, having assassinated the Mayor of Jaffna in 1975, and began their journey to divide the country into two. At that time the terrorists did not hold a single inch of land in the entire north and east.
When the people handed over this country to me the LTTE had control over 15,000 sq. km or one-fourth of the territory of this country, and two- thirds of its coastline.
It was not only territory that we lost during that period. The nation lost several thousand lives and much property and assets. Hundreds of religious dignitaries, as well as national leaders such as R. Premadasa and Rajiv Gandhi, and great ministers such as Lakshman Kadirgamar, Gamini Dissanayake, Jeyaraj Fernandopulle and AHM Ashroff were lost to us.
By the last Presidential Election terrorists had gone much further than anyone had believed possible. As a massive international organization, they had established an unmatched that no other organization in the world enjoyed.
They had acquired ships, aircraft, submarines, and the most advanced weaponry in the world. They controlled city administrations, international frauds and scams, banks, web sites and radio stations, and had also issued currency.
There is no one yet able to fully measure their assets. The word had so far not seen such a powerful and large organization. The biggest danger was that the north and east of this country were brought together and gifted through a deed of peace to this destructive terrorist organization.
As result, in 2005 what we took over was a country with grave challenges. Not only in the jungles of Thoppigala or the Vanni, the shadow of terrorism was also cast on all political activity in the country. You are aware that the Norochcholai Power project was due to be established several decades before this. But the construction of this power plant was delayed because of thinking of the fear that the location of this power project would some day come under the control of the terrorists. These are bitter truths to the nation. My Motherland has had to face even more bitter realities.
The terrorists worked continuously to mark the area that should belong to them on the map of Sri Lanka and establish the Eelam state. But the terrorists had created a situation under which there was even fear to respect the principle of the unitary state that has been established in our Constitution.
Even the powerful countries of the world showed fear before the terrorists; some countries were shaken and went on their knees in the face of terror.
Our people began to face a defeatist mentality, whether we could face up to a problem that many countries in the world the world did not seem able to face. Terrorism is like a venomous serpent that draws the most dangerous qualities from politics, economics, science and all subjects in the world.
What terrorism draws from politics is racism. It builds an economy through drug trafficking. What it draws from technology is the manufacture of explosives. The defeat in Sri Lanka of the world’s most ruthless terrorist organization in the world that is made up of all these deadly qualities can be considered second to none.
Therefore, we did not attempt to respond to the terrorists in their own language. When the terrorists were calling for war, we responded with a humanitarian operation. Our troops went to this operation carrying a gun in one hand, the Human Rights Charter in the other, hostages on their shoulders, and the love of their children in their hearts.
That was an incomparable chapter in the history of war. It is truly a miracle to go to a battlefield where civilians have bee turned into human bombs, and carry on the battle without shedding the blood of civilians. It is a great skill to face up to the heaviest monsoon rains and major floods and not retreat a single step. It needs the ability of a Vishvakarma to defeat battle tanks and artillery with small arms.
There was no school of war in the word that could face up to the savage military strategies used by the terrorists of the LTTE. The world had not seen military sciences able to face a combination of land mines, claymore mines, small suicide vessels, light aircraft that can evade radar, and suicide killer jackets.
Through thirty years the Security Forces of Sri Lanka were compelled to find ways and means to face up to all this. By the end of its successful march the Security Forces of Sri Lanka had become the most disciplined and capable military in the world.
Our security forces were able to defeat the most ruthless terrorists in the world due to their strict discipline, commitment, and creative use of military strategy. Hon. Speaker
What is it that we have now acquired having defeated the most ruthless terrorists of the world?
What we now have is another powerful challenge in the world.
The Tamil people who have a great history are today in a tragic and helpless state due to the terrorists of the LTTE. When did it ever happen in the history of the Tamil people that parents forced their young daughters to get pregnant to save them from being dragged into war? Who was it that brought Tamil children who are protected by the Goddess Pattini to this fate? Who was it that abandoned in tents the Tamil people who worshipped the Deity Ganesh at Kataragama, and cared for their health with the antiseptic qualities of saffron water and margosa leaves?
Hon. Speaker
It is the LTTE that has put the Tamil community to their lowest position in history. Those who raised their voices for the protection of the terrorists, and all those who helped the terrorists should now fall at the feet of these Tamil mothers and seek their pardon. Those who live abroad and supported the terrorists with funds, if they have any love for their own people, should not help terrorism again.
The day is not far when the hearts and feelings of the mothers and daughters who have today been rendered helpless became the collective conscience of the Tamil people. Their hearts are now with us who liberated from the slavery they had been forced into. Facing up to and winning this challenge is like building a strong bridge over Eelam. What was seen in the past days at Pudumathalan area should forever remain seared in the minds of the Tamil people.
Hon. Speaker
The defeat of the LTTE and the breakdown of their armed strength will never be the defeat of the Tamil people of this country. What have the Tamil people inherited from the gun that was used to assassinate Alfred Duraiyappah to the armed tanks used to attack the innocent Tamil people who were fleeing Pudumathalan, and all other weapons of the LTTE?
What was the LTTE able to win for the Tamil people from the force of its arms? The complete defeat of the LTTE is an even greater victory for the Tamil people.
Hon. Speaker
The Tamil people were never a people who had faith or trust in weapons. It would be sufficient for them to know of just one incident that took place when the LTTE was powerful.
One clause in the Indo-Lanka Accord was that the LTTE should hand over its weapons to the army. When the LTTER announced to the people of Jaffna that it would be handing over its weapons, they received a resounding cheer and applause from the people. The LTTE was also surprised by this response. It is, therefore clear that the Tamil people are not a people who like to bear weapons.
Mr. Speaker
At this victorious moment, it is necessary for us to state with great responsibility, that we do not accept a military solution as the final solution. Similarly, when we see the sad faces of the people who have been fleeing from the Puthumathalan area, we can realize that a document offered on a tray as a political solution could also not be the final solution. Therefore, the responsibility that we accept after freeing the Tamil people from the LTTE is a responsibility that no government in the history of Sri Lanka has accepted.
When we accept the responsibility for the people who have been liberated, we receive many proposals from various countries and institutions. They ask us to look after our own Tamil people well.
Hon. Speaker
All the people in the country from Dondra Head to Point Pedro are our own people.
The government saw to it that we did not shirk our responsibilities even to the people who were under the yoke of the LTTE. In brief, the terrorist leader who was killed yesterday, until that time had his meals with the food and drink that the government supplied.
Mr. Speaker
We are a country with unique precedents. According to the tradition established by kings such as Dutugemunu, we should respect even the enemy that has surrendered or been killed in combat. That is a quality of greatness that is found not only with the government, but also with the people of this country.
This is a country with a people who when thousands lost their homes and were made destitute from the Tsunami, took care of all those people, not letting even a single victim go hungry for even one meal. We who are schooled in the Buddhist tradition of loving kindness and compassion, and nurtured in the Hindu, Islam and Christian traditions, do not need to be taught how we should treat and care for the innocent and helpless. We shall resettle all those who have been freed from being hostages in very welcome surroundings. People who have not had electricity and not seen modern roads will be resettled in environments complete with all facilities. I ask you to compare the living conditions of the people in the East three years ago with what it is today.
Although we engaged in a massive struggle to defeat terrorism, we did not make that a cause to delay development and welfare services. We launched development projects throughout the country that had been ignored for 30 years. We created new employment. They were not confined to the South. While carrying out massive humanitarian operations in the North, the Vanni and the East, we were also engaged in development work in those areas.
At no time since independence have the development work now being done in the East and Mannar been undertaken. A Presidential Task Force has already been appointed to expedite development work in the Vanni and the North. As much as we defeated deadly terrorism and freed the innocent people held by terror, we are committed to carry out accelerated development in the areas that were under terrorism, within the next three years. While bringing the lives of the people within a democratic political structure, the government will also provide education and health facilities, and launch the Northern Spring by providing the infrastructure such as irrigation, highways, electricity and such facilities necessary for the agriculture, fisheries and tourism sectors.
We have now removed terrorism, the biggest obstacle that the private sector in our country faced in participating in the Northern Spring. Therefore, the environment has now been created to carry out their investments and engage in business. I especially call on our business community to make a commitment to invest in the North and East of our country. What we need is not advice; but the cooperation to bring a better life to these people. I believe that the world community will also extend that cooperation to us.
I call on all who have left our motherland due to terrorism, especially the Tamil people, to return. I made this request when addressing an Independence commemoration event on an earlier occasion, too. Similarly, I call on our engineers, doctors, accountants and other professions living in various countries abroad, to return to your motherland and contribute to its development.
Mr. Speaker
It is necessary that we give to these people the freedoms that are the right of people in all others parts of our country. Similarly, it is necessary that the political solutions they need should be brought to closer to them faster than any country or government in the world would bring. However, it cannot be an imported solution. We do not have the time to be experimenting with the solutions suggested by other countries. Therefore, it is necessary that we find a solution that is our very own, of our own nation. It should be a solution acceptable to all sections of the people. We expect cooperation for it from the international community and not obstruction. Should the international community doubt our capability to find such a solution, when we have successfully overcome a challenge that that the world was unable to achieve? No. We can achieve this. I believe that the solution that we who respect valued the qualities of Mettha (loving kindness) Karuna (Compassion) Muditha (Rejoicing in others’ joy) and Upeksha (Equanimity) based on the philosophy of Buddhism can present, can bring both relief and an example to the world. Similarly, I seek the support of all political parties for that solution.
Mr. Speaker
We have removed the word minorities from our vocabulary three years ago. No longer are the Tamils, Muslims, Burghers, Malays and any others minorities. There are only two peoples in this country. One is the people that love this country. The other comprises the small groups that have no love for the land of their birth. Those who do not love the country are now a lesser group.
Mr. Speaker This small group questions as to whose victory this is. Our answer to that is that this is not a victory by President Mahinda Rajapaksa alone. The people are gathering around the National Flag. What we have done is to make the people of this country line up behind the National Flag. Therefore, this victory belongs to the people so lined up behind the National Flag. It belongs to the mothers, fathers and wives who gave their children and husbands to the armed forces; to the people who thought not of their stomachs but of their country. The blood shed by those people have enriched the soil of our land.
Mr. Speaker
Remember this country was saved by the blood, eyes, limbs, flesh and lives of our young people. Thousands of our youth faced shells on their heads, land mines at their feet, bullets in their hearts and sacrificed their lives to protect this land. We cannot allow such a land be grabbed by thieves, fraudsters, and the corrupt. This land cannot be betrayed or allowed to be sold. We should pay tribute to the children of the motherland who protected it with such sacrifice, by ensuring peace, development and good governance in this country.
There are thousands of heroic troops who sacrifice their lives from 1980 buried in our motherland today. We remember all these heroic troops with respect. We show them our gratitude. On this special occasion, the parents, wife and children of Lt. Colonel Lalith Jayasinghe, brave officer of the Long Range Reconnaissance Unit who fought fearlessly and sacrificed his life are present here today. The immense gratitude of our nation goes out on this occasion to all parents who brought forth the heroic troops who sacrificed their lives, and to their wives who gave them strength to serve the motherland.
WE have among us today a large number of heroic troops whom suffer many disabilities since 1980. Lance Corporal Bandara, a heroic trooper who was injured twice in the northern humanitarian operation and returned to active duty, and later lost both his legs at Puthukudiruppu is also a participant at this historic occasion. I extend by gratitude him on this occasion, symbolic of the gratitude and honour extended to all disabled and heroic troops.
I also extend the honour and gratitude of the nation to Defence Secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa, the Chief of Defence Staff Air Chief Marshal Donald Perera, the Army Commander General Sarath Fonseka, Navy Commander Admiral Vasantha Karannagoda, Air Force Commander Air Chief Marshal Roshan Gunatilleke, as well as the Inspector General of Police Jayantha Wickremeratne, and the Director General of the Civil Defence Force Sarath Weerasekera, who worked tirelessly to give this great victory to the motherland. All heroic troops who shouldered battle for freedom obtained great encouragement from their families. But for the help of the parents, brothers and sisters, wives, children and other family members of these heroes of war, we would not have been able to achieve any of these victories. Similarly, the blessings and encouragement from my wife Shiranthi, and my sons Namal, Yoshitha and Rohitha, as well as my brothers and sisters was a great strength to me. I thank all of them as I express the gratitude of the nation to the families of all families of our heroes of war. Mr. Speaker
There is no era in before this when the international community has paid as much attention to my motherland as in the present times. When went to the front against terrorism with a firm determination, many foreign states made many requests of us.
But although we were able to listen to all these requests, we were not ale to implement all of them. That is because I was bound to make real the expectations offered by me and carry out the mandate given to me in 2005. This was also because we had because I considered the freedom and sovereignty of my motherland as being of more value than my life
Yet, I must state that the Sri Lankan nation will always remember the help given to our country by many countries.
We will not forget that such assistance was given on behalf of world democracy. Ending terrorism in Sri Lanka means a victory for democracy in the world. Sri Lanka has now given a beginning to the ending of terrorism in the world.
Mr. Speaker
All this time what we had to tell the world was about our great, heroic and glorious history. But today we have brought about such greatness and heroism to present day Sri Lanka. Till now we gained strength to rise as a nation from the past built by our heroic ancestors. Today, as much as we have added a new pride and honour to that past, we have created an era of new strength for the future of our nation. In the future when our nation has to engage in a glorious and invincible struggle the achievements of this era will be recalled.
Mr. Speaker
Having defeated the most ruthless terrorists who made the world helpless, we rise today as invincible citizens; as a national with a great and imposing personality.
What we thought so far was that we could not achieve success in many things. After our fall in 1815, we were unable to revive that lost nation pride and dignity. But, today, we have achieved victory in a challenge that no other country has been able to overcome. It is the both your duty and mine to safeguard that dignity. It is the responsibility of us all.
As we have been victorious in the battle to defeat terrorism, we should also take to the required successful end the struggle to build our land. It is necessary for us to take the required clear decisions for this. We must now be ready to direct our motherland to that new era of national revival.
I must specially mention here that this great battle for national revival will be waged with the aim of raising the lives of the Tamil people who live in the North an East of our land, too. In the past several decades those people did not have the right to a meaningful life. They were denied the right to life, the right to freedom, the right to development. I shall give all of that to those people. I accept that responsibility.
Hon. Speaker
I do not believe that we have a right to be engaged in politics if we are unable to accept the responsibilities thrust upon us by time. I have accepted that responsibility. We have been victorious in facing one challenge. Time is now raising a new challenge before us. It is the challenge of building the motherland. From now all, everyone should change in keeping with the needs of facing up to that challenge, too. Just as I accepted the earlier challenge, I accept this new challenge too. In doing so, I look forward very much to the fullest cooperation of all Members of Parliament and Ministers, and of my dear people in our motherland.
AS a special mark of respect to the heroic troops who contributed to this great victory I hereby declare tomorrow as a national holiday.
Mr. Speaker
I value my motherland first, second and third. This should be so to you and to the entire nation. It is only our beloved motherland that we should all cherish and value.
May you be blessed by the Noble Triple Gem.

(Note: This is the English translation of the address made in Sinhala Language)

Blood

Kings and Queens of Sri Lanka

Kings and Queens of Sri Lanka

Ancient Kings and Rulers of Sri Lanka (Ceylon)

King / Queen, Rulling Period, Year, Capital / Kingdom

(1) King Vijaya, 58 Years, 543 - 505 BC, Thammanna Nuwara
(2) King Upathissa, 01 Year, 505 - 504 BC, Upathissa Nuwara
(3) King Panduwasa Dewa, 30 Years, 504 - 474 BC, Upathissa Nuwara
(4) King Abhaya, 20 Years, 474 - 454 BC, Upathissa Nuwara
(5) King Pandukabhaya, 70 Years, 437 - 367 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(6) King Mutasiwa, 60 Years, 367 - 307 BC, Anuradhapuraya

(7) King Devanampiyathissa, 40 Years, 307 - 267 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(8) King Uththiya, 10 Years, 267 - 257 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(9) King Mahasiwa, 10 Years, 257 - 247 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(10) King Surathissa, 10 Years, 247 - 237 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(11) Sana & Guththika (Tamil), 10 Years, 237 - 215 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(12) King Asela, 10 Years, 215 - 205 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(13) King Elara (Tamil), 44 Years, 205 - 161 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(14) King Dutugemunu, 24 Years, 161 - 137 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(15) King Saddhathissa, 18 Years, 137 - 119 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(16) King Thullaththana, 01 Month, 119 - 119 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(17) King Lanjithissa, 09 Years & 08 Month, 119 - 109 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(18) King Kallathanaga, 06 Years, 109 - 103 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(19) King Wattagamini Abhaya (Walagamba), 05 Month- (1st rulling time), 103 BC, Anuradhapuraya

Wattadhagaya (Anuradhapura)

(20) King Walagamba 12 Years (2nd rulling time), 89 - 76 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(21) King Pualahattha (Tamil), 03 Years, 103 - 100 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(22) King Bhahiya (Tamil), 02 Years, 100 - 98 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(23) King Panayamara (Tamil), 07 Years, 98 - 91 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(24) King Piliyamara (Tamil), 07 Month, 91 - 90 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(25) King Dhatiya (Tamil) 02 Years, 90 - 89 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(26) King Wattagamini Abaya (Walagamba) (2nd rulling time), 12 Years, 88 -76 BC, Anuradhapura
(27) King Mahasilu Mahathissa, 14 Years, 76 - 62 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(28) King Choranaga, 12 Years, 62 - 50 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(29) King Thissa (Kuda Thissa), 03 Years, 50 - 47 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(30) Queen Anula ( First Queen in World ) & Her Husbonds (Prince Consort), 04 Years & 03 Month, 48 - 44 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(31) Prince Consort Sucurity Gard Shiva (Tamil), 01 Years & 2 Months, 48 - 47 BC, Anurdhapura
(32) Prince Consort Vatuka (Tamil), 01 Year & 02 Months, 47 BC, Anuradhapura(33) Prince Consort Dharabathika Tissa (Tamil), 01 Years 01 & Months, 46 BC, Anuradhapura
(34) Prince Consort Niliya Purohitha Bamuna, 06 Months, 45 BC, Anuradhapura
(35) Prince Consort Vasubi, 1 Years 04 Months, 44 BC, Anuradhapura
(36) King Kutakannathissa, 22 Years, 42 - 20 BC, Anuradhapuraya
(37) Bhathiya / Bhathika Abhaya / Bhathiya Thissa 28 Years 20 BC - 09 AC Anuradhapuraya
(38) King Mahadathiya Mahanaga / Mahadhaliyamana, 12 Years, 09 - 21 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(39) King Amanda Gamini Abaya / Adagamunu, 09 Years, 21 - 30 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(40) King Kanirajanuthissa, 03 Years, 30 - 33 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(41) King Chulabhaya, 02 Years, 33 - 35 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(42) Queen Seewali, 04 Month, 35 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(43) King Eylanaga, 10 Years, 35 - 44 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(44) King Chandramukhaseewa, 09 Years, 44 - 52 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(45) King Yasalalakathissa, 07 Years & 08 Month, 52 - 60 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(46) King Subha, 06 Years, 60 - 66 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(47) King Wasabha, 44 Years, 66 - 110 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(48) King Wankanasikathissa / Bathiya, 03 Years, 110 - 113 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(49) King 1st Gajaba / Gajabahoo / Gajabahuka Gamini, 22 Years, 113 - 135 AC Anuradhapuraya
(50) King Mahallakhanagha, 06 Years, 135 - 141 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(51) King Bhathika Thissa / Bathiya, 24 Years, 141 - 165 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(52) King Kanitthathissa, 28 Years, 165 - 193 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(53) King Chulanaga (Kujjanaga), 02 Years, 193 - 195 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(54) King Kunchanaga, 01 Years, 195 - 196 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(55) King Sirinaga, 19 Years, 196 - 215 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(56) King Voharikathissa, 22 Years 215 - 236 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(57) King Abhayanaga, 08 Years, 236 - 244 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(58) King 2nd Sirinaga, 08 Years, 244 - 246 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(59) King Vijayakumara, 01 Year, 246 - 247 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(60) King Sangathissa, 04 Years, 247 - 251 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(61) King Sirisangabhodhi (Sirisagabo), 02 Years, 251 - 253 ACAnuradhapuraya
(62) King Ghotabhaya, 13 Years, 253 - 266 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(63) King 1st Detuthis Jettathissa, 10 Years, 266 - 276 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(64) King Mahasen, 27 Years, 276 - 303 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(65) King Kithsiri Mewan / Kirthi Sri Megavarna, 28 Years, 303 - 331 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(66) King 2nd Detuthissa / Jettatissa, 09 Years, 331 - 340 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(67) King Buddhadasa, 29 Years, 340 - 369 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(68) King Upathissa, I 42 Years 369 - 410 AC Anuradhapuraya
(69) King Mahanama, 22 Years, 410 - 432 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(70) King Soththisena, 01 Day 432 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(71) King Chaththagrahaka, 01 Year, 432 - 433 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(72) King Miththasena, 01 Years, 433 - 434 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(73) King Pandu (Tamil), 434 - 459 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(74) King Parinda (Tamil), 434 - 459 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(75) King Kudaparinda (Tamil), 434 - 459 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(76) King Thirithara (Tamil), 434 - 459 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(77) King Dhatiya (Tamil), 434 - 459 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(78) King Phitiya Tamil), 434 - 459 AC, Anuradhapuraya

Sigiriya

(79) King Dhatusena, 18 Years, 459 - 477 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(80) King Kashayapa, 18 Years, 477 - 495 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(81) King Mugalan, I 18 Years, 495 - 512 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(82) King Kumaradasa / Kumara Dhathusena, 09 Years, 512 - 521 AC,
Anuradhapuraya
(84) King Keerthisena, 09 Month, 521 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(85) King Madhi Siwa, 25 Days, 521 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(86) King 2nd Upathissa, 01 Year 521 - 522 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(87) KIng Silakala / Ambasamanera, 13 Years, 522 - 535 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(88) King Dathappabhuthi / Dhapuphasen, 06 Month, 535 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(89) King 2nd Mugalan / Dhala Mugalan, 20 Years, 535 - 555 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(90) King Kithsirimewan / Keerthi Sri Megawarna, 19 Years, 555 - 573 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(91) King Mahanaga / Maura, 03 years, 573- -575 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(92) King 1st Agbo / Agrabhodhi, 34 Years, 575 - 608 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(93) King 2nd Agbo, 10 Years, 608 - 618 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(94) King 2nd Sangathissa / Asikkagahaka, 02 Month, 618 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(95) King 3rd Mugalan, 05 Years, 618 - 623 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(96) King Asigrahaka / Shilamegawarna, 09 Years, 623 - 632 AC, Anuradhapuraya(97) King 3rd Agbo / Sirisagabodhi / Sirisagabodhi (1st rulling time), 06 Month, 632 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(98) King 2nd Jetthathissa / Detuthissa, 05 Month, 632 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(99) King 3rd Agbo / Sirisagabodhi / Sirisagabodhi (2st rulling time), 16 Years, 632 - 648 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(100) King Dhadhopatissa, 11 Years, 648 - 650 AC, Anuradhapura
(101) King 2nd Kashayapa, 09 years, 650 - 659 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(102) King 1st Dappula, 03 Years, 659 - 662 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(103) King Haththadatha / Dhatopathissa, 09 Years, 659 - 667 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(104) King 4th Agbo / Aggabhodhi, 16 Years, 667 - 683 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(105) King Daththa / Walpitasudhantha, 02 Years, 683 - 684 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(106) King Haththadatha, 06 Month, 684 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(107) King Manawamma, 35 Years, 684 - 719 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(108) King 5th Agbo, 06 Years, 719 - 725 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(109) King 3rd Kashshapa/ Kasubu Sulukasubu, 06 Years, 725 - 731 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(110) King 1st Mahinda / Mihindu, 03 Years, 731- 733 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(111) King 6th Agbo / Shilamega, 40 Years, 733 - 722 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(112) King 7th Agbo,06 Years 772 - 718 AC, POlonnaruva
(113) King 2nd Mahinda / Mihindu, 20 Years, 777 -797 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(114) King 1st Udaya, 05 Years, 797 - 802 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(115) King 3rd Mahinda / Mihidu, 03 Years, 802 - 805 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(116) King 8th Agb0, 11 Years, 805 - 816 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(117) King 2nd Dappula, 16 Years, 816 - 831 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(118) King 9th Agbo, 02 Years, 831 - 833 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(119) King 1st Sena, 20 Years, 833 - 853 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(120) King 2nd Sena, 35 Years, 853 - 887 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(121) King 2nd Udaya, 11 Years, 887 - 898 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(122) King 4th Kashshapa, 17 Years, 898 - 915 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(123) King 5th Kashshapa, 09 Years, 915 - 924 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(124) King 3rd Dappula, 07 Month, 924 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(125) King 4th Dappula, 12 Years, 924 - 935 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(126) King 3rd Udaya, 03 Years, 935 - 938 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(127) King 3rd Sena, 08 Years, 938 - 946 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(128) King 3rd Udaya, 06 Years, 946 - 952 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(129) King 4th Sena, 03 Years, 952 - 955 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(130) King 4th Mahindha / Mihindu, 16 Years, 955 - 972 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(131) King 5th Sena, 10 Years, 972 - 982 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(132) King 5th Mahinda / Mihindu, 36 Years, 982 - 1018 AC, Anuradhapuraya
(133) King 6th Kashshapa, 11 Years, 1029 - 1040 AC, Anuradhapura
(134) King Mahalanakithi, 2 Years, 1040 - 1042 AC, Ruhuna
(135) King Wickcrama Padi (Tamil), 1 Years, 1042 - 1043 AC, Ruhuna
(136) King Jagathipala, 3 Years, 1043 - 1046 AC, Ruhuna
(137) King Parackcrama Pandu (Tamil), 2 Years, 1046 - 1048, Ruhuna
(138) King Lokeshwara, 6 Years, 1048 - 1054 Ac, Ruhuna
(139) King 1st Vijayabahu, 55 Years, 1055 - 1110 AC, Polonnaruwa
(140) King 1st Jayabahu, 01 Year, 1110 AC, Polonnaruwa
(141) King 1st Vickramabahu, 21 Years, 1110 - 1131 AC, Polonnaruwa
(142) King 2nd Gajaba / Gajabaho, 22 Years, 1131 - 1153 AC, Polonnaruwa
(143) King 1st Maha Parakramabahu / Parakumba, 33 Years, 1153 - 1186 AC, Polonnaruwa
(144) King 2nd Vijayabahu, 01 Year, 1186 - 1187 AC, Polonnaruwa
(145) King 4th Mihindu / mahinda, 05 Days, 117 AC, Polonnaruwa
(146) King Nishshankamalla, 09 Years, 1187 - 1196 AC, Polonnaruwa
(147) King 1st Veerabahu, 01 Day, 1196 AC, Polonnaruwa
(148) King 2nd Vickramabahu,03 Month, 1196 AC, Polonnaruwa
(149) King Chidaganga (Tamil), 09 Month, 1196 - 1197 AC, Polonnaruwa
(150) Queen Leelawathi (1st rulling time), 03 Years, 1197 - 1200 AC Polonnaruwa
(151) Queen Leelawathi (2nd rulling time), 01 Year, 1210 AC, Polonnaruwa
(152) Queen Leelawathi (3rd rulling time), 07 Month, 1212 AC, Polonnaruwa
(153) King Sahasamalla, 02 Years, 1200 - 1202 AC, Polonnaruwa
(154) Queen Kalyanawati, 08 Years, 1202 - 1210 AC, Polonnaruwa
(155) King Prince Dharmshoka, 01 Year, 1210 AC, Polonnaruwa
(156) King Anikanga, 17 days, 1210 AC, Polonnaruwa
(157) Queen Leelawathi (4rt rulling time), 01 Years, 1211 - 1212 AC, Polonnaruwa (158) King Parakramapandu, 03 Years, 1212 - 1215 AC, Polonnaruwa
(159) King Kalinga- Maga (Tamil), 21 Years, 1215 - 1236 AC Polonnaruwa
(160) King 3rs Vijayabahu, 04 Years, 1220- 1224 AC, Dambadeniya
(161) King 2nd Parakramabahu,35 Years, 1234 -1269 AC, Dambadeniya
(162) King 4th Vijayabahu / Bosath Vijayaba, 03 Years, 1267 - 1270 AC, Dambadeniya
(163) King 1st Buvanekabahu, 12 Years, 1270 -1283 AC, Dambadeniya & Yapahuwa
(164) King 3rd Parakramabahu, 06 Years, 1287 - 1293 AC, Polonnaruwa
(165) King 2nd Buwanekabahu, 09 Years, 1293 - 1302 AC, Kurunegala
(166) King 4th Panditha Parakramabahu, 24 Years, 1302 - 1326 AC, Kurunegala
(167) King 5th Vijayabahu, 12 Years, 1326 - 1338 AC, Kurunegala
(168) King 4th Buvanekabahu, 3 Years 1341 - 1344 AC, Gampola
(169) King 5th Parakramabahu, 15 Years, 1344 - 1359 AC, Dedigama & Gampola
(170) King 3rd Vickramabahu, 17 Years, 1357 - 1374 AC, Gampola
(171) King 5th Buvanekabahu (1st rulling time), 37 Years 1372 - 1408 AC, Gampola
(172) King 2nd Veerabahu, 05 Years, 1392 - 1397 AC, Raigama
(173) King Veera Alakeshvara, 12 Years, 1397 - 1410 AC, Raigama
(174) King 6th Parakramabahu, 55 Years, 1412 - 1467 AC, Kotte
(175) King Jayawira Parackcramabahu, 05 Years, 1467 - 1472 AC, Kotte
(176) King 6th Buvanekabahu, 09 Years, 1472 - 1480 AC, Kotte
(177) King 7th Parakramabahu, 04 Years, 1480 - 1484 AC, Kotte
(178) King 8th Veera Parakramabahu, 24 Years, 1484- 1508 AC, Kotte
(179) King 9th Darma Parakramabahu, 20 Years, 1508 - 1528 AC, Kotte & Kelaniya
(180) King 6th Vijayabahu, 12 Years, 1510 - 1522 AC, Kotte
(181) King 7th Buwanekabahu, 30 Years, 1522 - 1551 AC, Kotte
(182) King Prince Don Juvan Darmapala, 46 Years, 1551 - 1597 AC, Kotte
(183) King Mayadunna, 60 Years, 1521 - 1581 AC, Seethawaka
(184) King 1st Rajasinghe, 39 years, 1554 - 1593 AC, Seethawaka
(185) King Rajasuriya, 1 Year, 1593 -1594 AC, Sithavaka

Dhaladha Maligawa (Kandy)

(186) King Senasampatha Vickcramabahu, 42 Years, 1469 - 1511 AC, Mahanuwara (187) King Jayawira, 41 Years, 1511 - 1552 AC, Mahanuwara (Kandy)
(188) King Karaliyadhdhe, 30 Years, 1552 - 1582 AC, Mahanuwara
(189) King 1st Wimaladarmasuriya / Konappu Bandara, 13 years, 1591 - 1604 AC, Mahanuwara
(190) King Senarath, 31 Years, 1604 - 1635 AC, Mahanuwara (Senkadagala)
(191) King 2nd Rajasinghe,52 Years, 1635 - 1687 AC, Senkadagala
(192) King 2nd Wimaladarmasuriya, 20 Years, 1687 - 1707 AC, Mahanuwara (Senkadagala)
(193) King Narendrasinghe, 32 Years, 1707 - 1739 AC, Mahanuwara (Senkadagala)
(194) King Vijaya Rajasinghe, 08 Years, 1739 - 1747 AC, Mahanuwara (Senkadagala)
(195) King Keerthi Sri Rajasinghe (Nayakkar Vanshika), 35 years, 1747 - 1782 AC, Mahanuwara (Senkadagala)
(196) King Rajadhi Rajasinghe, 16 Years, 1782 - 1798 AC, Mahanuwara (Senkadagala)
(197) King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe / Kandhasami (Nayakkar Vanshika), 17 Years, 1798 - 1815 AC, Mahanuwara ( Senkadagala )


Sri Lanka British Kings

(1) King 3rd Jorg, 1815 - 1820 AC
(2) King 4th Jorg, 1820 - 1830 AC
(3) King 4th Wiliyam, 1830 - 1837 AC
(4) Queen Victoriya, 1837 - 1901 AC
(5) King 7th Edvad, 1901 - 1910 AC
(6) King 5th Jorg, 1910 - 1936 AC
(7) King 8th Edvad, 1936 - 1936 AC
(8) King 6th Jorg, 1936 - 1952 AC
(9) Queen Elesabath, 1952 - 1972 AC


Presidents in Sri Lanka

(1) Mr. William Gopallawa, 1972 - 1978 AC
(2) Mr. J. R. Jayawardena, 1978 - 1989 AC
(3) Mr. Ranasinhe Pramadasa / R. Premadasa, 1989 - 1992 AC
(4) Mr. D. B. Wijethunga, 1992 - 1995 AC
(5) Mrs. Chandrika Bandaranayake Kumarathunge, 1995 - 2005 AC ( First Woman President in World )
(6) Mr. Mahinda Rajapaksa, 2005 today ...

Prime Minister in Sri Lanka

(1) Mr. D. S. Senanayaka, 1948 - 1952 AC

(2) Mr. Dadli Senanayaka, 1952 - 1953 AC

(3) Mr. Sir John Kothalawala, 1953 - 1956 AC

(4) Mr. S. W. R. D. Bandaranayaka, 1956 - 1959 AC

(5) Mr. Wijayananda Dhanayaka, 1959 - 1960 AC

(6) Mr. Dadli Senanayaka, 1960 - 1960 AC

(7) Mrs. Sirimawo R. D. Bandaranayake, 1960 - 1965 AC ( First Woman Prime Minister in World )

(8) Mr. Dagly Senanayaka, 1965 - 1970 AC

(9) Mrs. Sirimawo R. D. Bandaranayake, 1970 - 1977 AC

(10) Mr. J. R. Jayawardena, 1977 - 1978 AC

(11) Mr. R. Premadasa, 1978 - 1989 AC

(12) Mr. D. B. Wijethunga, 1989 - 1993 AC

(13) Mr. Ranil Wickramasinha, 1993 - 1994 AC

(14) Mrs. Chandhrika Bandaranayake Kumarathunga, 1994 - 1995 AC

(15) Mrs. Sirima R. D. Bandaranayaka, 1995 - 2001 AC

(16) Mr. Rathnasiri Wickramanayake,

(17) Mr. Ranil Wickramasinha, 2001 - 2004 AC

(18) Mr. Mahinda Rajapaksha, 2004 - 2005

(19) Mr. Ratnasiri Wickramanayake, 2005 today...

Sri Lanka Provincial Kings

1) Provincial King Yattalatissa - Kelaniya
2) Provincial King Kavanthissa - Magama
3) Provincial King Kelanytissa - Kelaniya
4) Provincial King Mahanaga - Magama
5) Provincial King Mahalana Kirthee - Ruhuna
6) Provincial King Wickckamabahoo - Ruhuna
7) Provincial King Jagathpala - Ruhuna
8) Provincial King Manabarana - Ruhuna
9) Provincial King Parakcramapadi - Ruhuna
10) Provincial King Wicrcrama Panditha - Kalutara
11) Provincial King Jayawira - Senkadagala
12) Provincial King Kumarasinha - Uva Baddulla
13) Provincial King Thaniyamalla - Gampola
14) Provincial King Veediya Bandara - Paladha
15) Provincial King Veera Ala Keshvara - Kotte
16) Provincial King Lokeshvara - Katharagama
17) Provincial King Sakalakala Wallaba - Udugampala
18) Provincial King Edhirimanna Suriya - SathKoralaya
19) Provincial King Vijayapala - Mathale
20) Provincial King Thaniya Wallaba - Madhampe
21) Provincial King Pararaja Sekarem - Jaffna

Sri Lanka Electoral Districts

Sri Lanka Electoral Districts

Number One : Colombo
Colombo North, Colombo Central, Borella, Colombo East, Colombo West, Dehiwala, Ratmalana, Kolonawa, Kotte, Kaduela, Avissawella, Homagama, Maharagama, Kesbeva, Moratuwa.


Colombo Fort City

Number Two : Gampaha
Wattala, Negombo, Katana, Divulapitiya, Mirigama, Minuwangoda, Attanagalla, Gampaha, Ja-Ela, Mahara, Dompe, Biyagama, Kelaniya.

Number Three : Kalutara
Panadura, Bandaragama, Horana, Bulathsinhala, Matugama, Kalutara, Beruwala, Agalawatta.

Number Four : Kandy
Galagedara, Harispattuwa, Patha Dumbara, Uda Dumbara, Teldeniya, Kundasale, Hewaheta, Senkadagala, Mahanuwara, Yatinuwara, Udunuwara, Gampola, Nawalapitiya.

Sri Dhalada Maligava

Number Five : Matale
Dambulla, Laggala, Matale, Raththota.

Number Six : Nuwara Eliya
Nuwara Eliya, Maskeliya, Kotmale, Haguranketha, Walapone.

Number Seven : Galle
Balapitiya, Ambalangoda, Karandeniya, Bentara-Elpitiya, Hiniduma, Baddegama, Ratgama, Galle, Akmeemana, Habaraduwa.

Galle Fort

Number Eight : Matara
Deniyaya, Hakmana, Akuressa, Kaburupitiya, Devinuwara, Matara, Weligama,

Number Nine : Hambantota
Mulkirigala, Beliatta, Thangalla, Tissamaharama.

Number Ten : Jaffna
Kayts, Vaddukoddai, Kankesanturai, Manipay, Kopay, Udupiddy, Point Pedro, Chavakachcheri, Nallur, Jaffna, Kilinochchi.

Number Eleven : Vanni
Mannar, Vavuniya, Mullativi.

Number Twelve : Batticaloa
Kalkudah, Batticaloa, Padiruppu.

Number Thirteen : Digamadlla
Ampara, Samanthurai, Kalmunai, Pottuvil.

Number Fourteen : Trincomalee
Seruwila, Trincomalee, Muttur.

Number Fifteen : Kurunegala
Galgamuwa, Nikaweratiya, Yapahuwa, Hiriyala, Wariyapola, Paduwasnuwara, Bingiriya, Katugampola, Kuliyapitiya, Dambadeniya, Polgahawela, Kurunegala, Mawathagama, Dodangaslanda.

Number Sixteen : Puttalam
Puttalam, Anamaduwa, Chilaw, Nattandiya, Wennappuwa.

Number Seventeen : Anuradhapura
Medawachchiya, Horowpotana, Anuradhapura East, Anuradhapura West, Kalawewa, Mihintale, Kekirawa.

Sri Maha Bodhiya

Number Eighteen : Polonnaruwa
Minneriya, Medirigiriya, Polonnaruwa.

Number Nineteen : Badulla
Mahiyangana, Wiyaluwa, Passara, Badulla, Hali-Ela, Uva Paranagama, Welimada, Bandarawela,
Haputala.

Number Twenty : Monaragala
Bibile, Monaragala, Wellawaya.

Number Twenty One : Ratnapura
Eheliyagoda, Ratnapura, Pelmadulla, Balangoda, Rakwana, Nivitigala, Kalawana, Kolonna.

Number Twenty Two : Kegalle

Dedigama, Galigamuwa, Kegalle, Rambukkana, Mawanella, Aranayake, Yatiyantota, Ruwanwella, Deraniyagala.