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Timeline of Dighavapi

About

Dighavapi is an ancient city located in the Ampara District of Sri Lanka. It holds great historical and religious significance to the Buddhist community.

Time Period

Dighavapi has a rich history that dates back to ancient times.

Historical Events

Event Date
Settlement of Dighavapi Unknown
Construction of Dighavapi Stupa 3rd century BCE
Buddha’s Third Visit to Dighavapi Unknown
King Dutugemunu’s Defeat of Elara 161 BCE
Destruction of Dighavapi by Magha 1212 CE
Restoration of Dighavapi Stupa by King Kirthi Sri Rajasinghe 19th century CE

Emperors

Emperor Time Period
King Kavantissa 205 BCE – 161 BCE
King Dutugemunu 161 BCE – 137 BCE
King Parakramabahu I 1153 CE – 1186 CE
King Kirthi Sri Rajasinghe 1747 CE – 1782 CE

Mysteries

Dighavapi holds certain mysteries that are yet to be fully understood. These mysteries pique the interest of archaeologists and historians.

Wars

War Time Period
Battle between King Dutugemunu and King Elara 205 BCE – 161 BCE
Military Confrontations with Chola Empire 10th – 12th century CE

Important Persons

  • King Kavantissa
  • King Dutugemunu
  • King Elara
  • King Parakramabahu I
  • King Kirthi Sri Rajasinghe

Current State

Dighavapi remains an important archaeological site in Sri Lanka. The restored Dighavapi stupa is a major religious pilgrimage site for Buddhists.