dutthagamani造句

• Dutthagamani frequently sought his mother's advice during his military campaign.
• Brahma offers his invisible umbrella of sovereignty, with the king Dutthagamani offering his own.
• The whole country was brought under the rule of a single monarch by Dutthagamani for the first time.
• Several kings have since renovated and enlarged this stupa, including Dutthagamani who raised it to a height of.
• The ancient chronicles mention two tests that Dutthagamani planned to find out these warriors'skill before the battle.
• Led by them, Dutthagamani's army destroyed the defenders and took control of the fortress city of Vijithapura.
• Rahula maintained that " the entire Sinhalese race was united under the banner of the young Gamini [ Dutthagamani ].
• For Dutthagamani's forces, the capture of the city would mean that they could easily move on to Anuradhapura.
• Rulers such as Dutthagamani, Valagamba, and Dhatusena are noted for defeating the South Indians and regaining control of the kingdom.
• However, they only provide the viewpoint of Dutthagamani and his army, and details are scarce on Elara's side.
• For the first test, Dutthagamani asked the warriors to drink a large cauldron of Kandula, infuriated and set on Nandimithra.
• The ancient chronicles refer to all of the chieftains or generals defeated by Dutthagamani as " Demalas " ( Tamils ).
• Rahula also argued for a just war doctrine to protect Buddhism by using the example of wars waged by Dutthagamani to restore Buddhism.
• A four-month siege ensued, followed by a large assault where Dutthagamani's champions and royal elephant played a major part.
• The battle ended in victory for Dutthagamani's forces and considerably weakened Elara's army, ultimately leading to his defeat and death.
• The city is mentioned again in the chronicles Mahavamsa, Dipavamsa, Rajavaliya and Thupavamsa nearly 300 years later during the reign of king Dutthagamani.
• After launching a campaign to regain the country from Elara, Dutthagamani captured a number of his strongholds before coming to the fortified city of Vijithapura.
• The chronicles focus a lot on these ten champions, and vividly describe some unusual " tests " that Dutthagamani carried out to find out their skills.
• The battle of Vijithapura is a legendary battle in Sri Lankan history and a significant milestone in Dutthagamani's campaign to restore Buddhism in the country.
• Soon after he became the king in Ruhuna, Dutthagamani launched a campaign against Elara with the intention of " restoring and glorifying Buddhism " in the country.