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Kiri Vehera is a white-domed Buddhist stupa located at Kataragama in the southern region of Sri Lanka. According to tradition, the stupa was built by King Mahasena (276-303 CE) of the Ruhuna kingdom at a site visited by the Buddha during his third legendary visit to Sri Lanka. The stupa stands appro...
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Highly venerated Kataragama monument with strong pilgrimage consensus, but simpler architecture and disputed traditions limit higher ranking.
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Kiri Vehera is a stupa located in Kataragama in southeastern Sri Lanka and is one of several religious structures venerated in the area, which holds significance for Buddhists, Hindus, and indigenous Vedda communities. According to Sri Lankan Buddhist tradition, the stupa is believed to date to the...
Kirivehera Stupa is a Buddhist monument in Kataragama, in Sri Lanka's Monaragala District, and part of the area's sacred pilgrimage landscape. The white, bell-shaped dagoba is traditionally associated with King Mahasena of Ruhuna and is visited by Buddhists who come to Kataragama. It stands near the...
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