Ruhunu Katharagama Devalaya

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The history of the historical Ruhunu Maha Kataragama Devalaya goes back a long way. Although not archeological, traditional and imaginary theories contribute to this. Kataragama, then known as Kacharagama in the Hela where the Supreme Buddha preached, was seated in a cedar forest in a cedar forest, and a sermon was preached to the Buddha while he was reciting the Dhamma. The forerunner of this was arranged by a ruler named Mahasena, a pro-people philanthropist who was a local ruler at the time.

It is said that the ruler of Kataragama was born in the name of God Mahasen after worshipping the Buddha and receiving the fruits of the Sovan path on the same day. According to Hindu mythology, the son of the parents of Shiva and Parvati, the great powerful god Skanda, who was the source of the Holy Spirit, came to Kacharagama during the historical period and found the present-day Sellakataragama in the forest.


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Om Moneragala-distriktet

Moneragala er et distrikt i Uva-provinsen, Sri Lanka. Gal oya Nationalpark, Yala Nationalpark og Muthukandiya-reservoirerne, Menik Ganga, Gal oya, Heda oya, Wila oya og Kumbukkan Oya ligger i Monaragala-distriktet.

Om Uva-provinsen

Uva-provinsen er Sri Lankas næstmindst befolkede provins med 1.187.335 indbyggere, oprettet i 1896. Den består af to distrikter kaldet Badulla og Moneragala. Provinshovedstaden er Badulla. Uva grænser op til de østlige, sydlige og centrale provinser. De største turistattraktioner er Dunhinda-vandfaldene, Diyaluma-vandfaldene, Rawana-vandfaldene, Yala Nationalpark (delvist beliggende i de sydlige og østlige provinser) og Gal Oya Nationalpark (delvist beliggende i den østlige provins). Gal Oya-bakkerne og Centralbjergene er de vigtigste højlandområder, mens floderne Mahaweli og Menik samt de enorme Senanayake Samudraya og Maduru Oya-reservoirer er de vigtigste vandveje i Uva-provinsen.