Protecting Sacred city of Anuradhapura
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by Dr. Asoka Bandarage Buddhism was first introduced to Sri Lanka in Anuradhapura in 3rd century BCE by Arahant Mahinda, the son of the Indian Emperor Asoka. For nearly 1500 years, Anuradhapura remained the capital of Sri Lanka and the inte.
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- —Asoka Bandarage Buddhism was first introduced to Sri Lanka in Anuradhapura in 3rd century BCE by Arahant Mahinda, the son of the Indian Emperor Asoka.
- —For nearly 1500 years, Anuradhapura remained the capital of Sri Lanka and the intellectual and spiritual centre of Theravada Buddhism in Asia.
- —The Anuradhapura civilisation achieved unmatched advances [].
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