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@@slkanchana6047 he is a punde demalaa bro...

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@@ShashakaArchana-lu6ys last kandy king sri vlkrama rajasingan was a tamil king . His real name is kannuchaami. His last signature written in tamil. Then how about dalada palace. And deva nambiya theesan's father name was mooththe sivan. His father was tamil. Then how should his son was a singlese. Kukakoottan king built kanthalaai dam. Then how did you renaming as kullakotuwa?. I am not sure about singalam history. I am sure about Buddhism was spreaded in sri lanka by old tamil people

@@ShashakaArchana-lu6ys we are the owners of ceylon. Don't fool tamil people.

@@ShashakaArchana-lu6ys find your king's origins. Test all sri lankan's dna . All have tamil dna ancestry. Test yourself and understand.

@@ShashakaArchana-lu6ys do you know? How singalam letters was created. Tamil letters + pali letters together mixed. And then created. Learn more.... don't be shy.... you always wecome. You are my brother or sister too......

It's not the Sinhalese who came from Odisha and West Bengal... It's the Sinhas... They came to the Island of Lanka and mixed with the native Hela people... then it became... Sinha + Hela = Sinhala

Rubbish who told you this fairy tale? Just look at them their clothing dances features. They are typically South Indian looking and are descended from native Tamil and semi-Tamil speaking Dravidian Yakkas and Nagas, with a lot of South Indian Tamil immigrant blood mixed into them. The north Indian DNA contribution to their genetic makeup is very minimal. More than half the present-day Sinhalese are largely or purely descended from post 15TH century South Indian immigrants. From Tamil Nadu and then Tamil Kerala. Go and read the history of the Sinhalese Karawa, Salagama Durawa and many other service castes and even their so-called elite aristocrats and farmer castes are largely of South Indian origin. DNA studies have proven that the original Sinhalese and the native Sri Lankan Tamils are one and the same people. They are descended from native old Tamil or pre old Tamil speaking Dravidian tribes, who migrated from India during ancient times with some minimal genetic input from a Maratha like people from Northwest India and not from Bengal or Odisha. The ones in the south converted to Buddhism on a large scale and corrupted their ancient Tamil dialect with the Pali/Prakrit and later Sanskrit that came with Buddhism and gradually a new language and identity started to from called SInhalese from one of the ancient Tamil words for the island Chingkallam meaning the read or coppe coloured land by 7AD. This new identity and language was also encouraged by the Theravada Buddhist clergy to preserve and differentiate the ancient Tamil Buddhists, from the rest of the largely Hindu Tamils in the north and east, and in South India, especially after the fall of Buddhism. In the north and east of the island the Tamil speaking native Nagas hardly converted to Buddhism and if they converted it was largely to Mahayana Buddhism and not to Theravadha like in the South of the island but by 8AD , Tamil Buddhism had died off, therefore the ancient Tamil identity and language had survived in these areas. The oldest Tamil name for the island is Eezham or Eelam, which later was Prakritized to Hela

​​@@rohanrohan2688 hi rohan the yapper😂.. I remember u have shown many bullshit about sinhalese everywhere.. there enough evidence and studies done about the origins of the sinhalese so don't worry making new theories.. le me guess u r tamil😂..

@@ChannaJayawardhana-h1o Please read these DNA results from various Sinhalese and they confirm what I sate and what the latest DNA studies done by Indian and Sri Lankan scientists state. I cannot help if you do not like the truth but badly want to believe in the tooth fairy th-cam.com/video/ydOTzdSa4j8/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/zhlVUtxKyg0/w-d-xo.html

@@ChannaJayawardhana-h1o Sad does not like the truth. Not my problem but yours

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Can you tell me what the real story is?

@@monticharaksiri6352 yeah.. as per the local news, the guardian of the tusker didn't take care him well. That's true . But without solving that issue inside thr country one NGO team sold that news to the Thai government and got some money. They made these all scenarios to get dollars.

@@gihanekanayake6767 Do you mean Rare sri lanka? Regarding problems within your country, we do not know for sure. But we follow our sick elephant. and is still in heavy use. As far as I know, muthu has had bad caretakers, has been abused, and is still used in processions all the time. That's why his leg hurts. I think people who take care of elephants should have more love, kindness, and knowledge.

​@@gihanekanayake6767 As far as we know, RARE had tried to get help from Sri Lankan government/officials many times, nobody in power there did anything to help the poor elephant. And No, Thai government didn't pay money to RARE, but paid for all the expenses to bring him back, including his food expenses while waiting 6 months at the zoo there.

@@chaya9235 okay so who is RARE? and why they didn't get any help from Srilankan law. and see how many wild elephants died per day? so where is this RARE in those cases? then why only this case?