Timeline of Thuparamaya

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Timeline of Thuparamaya

About

Thuparamaya is an ancient Buddhist temple located in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka. It is one of the oldest stupas in the country and holds great significance for Buddhists. The temple is believed to have been built during the reign of King Devanampiya Tissa in the 3rd century BCE. Thuparamaya is known for enshrining the sacred collarbone of Gautama Buddha.

Time Period

The construction of Thuparamaya commenced in the 3rd century BCE and it has undergone various renovations and additions throughout history.

Historical Events

Event Date
Construction of Thuparamaya begins 3rd century BCE
Enshrining of the sacred collarbone of Gautama Buddha 3rd century BCE
Renovation and restoration by King Dutugamunu 1st century BCE
Renovations and additions by various monarchs 5th century CE onwards
Restoration and maintenance during the British colonial period 19th century CE

Emperors

Emperor Time Period
King Devanampiya Tissa 307 BCE – 267 BCE
King Dutugamunu 161 BCE – 137 BCE
Various monarchs 5th century CE onwards
British colonial period 1815 CE – 1948 CE

Mysteries

Thuparamaya holds several mysteries including the architectural methods used during its construction and the exact location of certain relics.

Wars

War Time Period
None recorded N/A

Important Persons

  • King Devanampiya Tissa
  • King Dutugamunu
  • Various monarchs
  • British colonial administrators

Current State

Thuparamaya remains an active place of worship and a popular pilgrimage site for Buddhists. The monument has been well-preserved and attracts both locals and tourists alike.