Nallur, Sri Lanka
Nallur, Sri Lanka
Nallur, Sri Lanka shares 6 connections with 66 other places across 2 topics, centered on medieval history and Tamil language heritage. The place served as the capital of the Jaffna Kingdom, founded by the first Aryacakravarti king, with a temple for Lord Murugan built there in 948 AD. It shares connections with Jaffna, Colombo, and Polonnaruwa. A Tamil inscription from 1018 to 1021 AD, set up in a Nallur Hindu temple during the reign of Rajendra Chola I, links the place to the broader story of Tamil inscriptions across Sri Lanka.
Kalinga Magha
Connects Nallur, Sri Lanka to: Sri Lanka | Batticaloa, Sri Lanka | Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka | Thunnalai, Sri Lanka
Sri Lankan Tamil diaspora
Connects Nallur, Sri Lanka to: Sicily | Jaffna, Sri Lanka | Tamil Eelam | Mannar District | Nainativu, Sri Lanka
Tamil inscriptions in Sri Lanka
Connects Nallur, Sri Lanka to: Colombo, Sri Lanka | Amman, Jordan | Jaffna, Sri Lanka | Trincomalee, Sri Lanka | Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka
Kingdom of Kotte
Connects Nallur, Sri Lanka to: India | Sri Lanka | Colombo, Sri Lanka | Madurai, India | Jaffna, Sri Lanka
Jaffna kingdom
Connects Nallur, Sri Lanka to: India | Thailand | Sri Lanka | Colombo, Sri Lanka | Madurai, India