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A Dissava and a Buddhist monk in 1821.
A Dissava and a Buddhist monk in 1821.
A group of Kandyan Chiefs from Tennent's Ceylon, published in 1859.
A group of Kandyan Chiefs from Tennent's Ceylon, published in 1859.
A group of British appointed Kandyan chiefs, with Hon. J. P. Lewis, Government Agent in 1905. The chiefs have adopted the dress of traditional Dissawa
A group of British appointed Kandyan chiefs, with Hon. J. P. Lewis, Government Agent in 1905. The chiefs have adopted the dress of traditional Dissawas by this time but still haven't started using other traditional insignia of high offices such as jewellery, ceremonial daggers or footwear.
Front Centre (seated):John Henry Meediniya Adigar with his family in 1905. Rear Centre (standing): his daughter, Alice, who married the low-country ne
Front Centre (seated):John Henry Meediniya Adigar with his family in 1905. Rear Centre (standing): his daughter, Alice, who married the low-country newspaper magnate D. R. Wijewardena in 1916.
Official Photographic Portrait of S.W.R.D.Bandaranayaka
Official Photographic Portrait of S.W.R.D.Bandaranayaka
Second Board of Ministers of Ceylon. Bandaranaike is in the left corner standing.
Second Board of Ministers of Ceylon. Bandaranaike is in the left corner standing.
The first Cabinet of Ministers of Ceylon. Bandaranaike is in the first row-second from the left
The first Cabinet of Ministers of Ceylon. Bandaranaike is in the first row-second from the left
Bandaranaike in Kandy as Minister of Health and Local Government
Bandaranaike in Kandy as Minister of Health and Local Government