Me wage channel ekak anagatheth kauruth karannetiwei, eka eththa! Hema video ekakinma lebena denuma priceless ! Video eka iwara wenawa denennne.balanna balanna tawa ahan inna asa hitenawa.api danneti magaherunu segaunu koitaran de ape ithihase thiyenawada. Digatama apita me denuma kiyadenna. May you live long with good helth !!!!! And we love you !!!!!
I left school 30 years ago.....only now I am learning Sri Lankan History.......what a shame? Canada thought me her history before giving citizenship.........every child in school learns Canadian bloody history of wars ......thank you for doing this........excellent work..
Dear Mr.Jackson Anthony, thank you for sharing these historical content, so valuable for all those who know and don't know Sri Lankan history. My kind request is that please include english subtitles to these videos, that way we can make these videos a global reference to our history. Keep up the good work, Good Luck !!!
Very interesting and informative. Never get bored watching you speak sir. History was my favorite subject but I made mistake by choosing Bio stream for my main stream. It was never interested same as history. God bless you!! තව තවත් මෙවැනි හරවත් වැඩසටහන් කිරීමට ඔබට ශක්තිය dhairayaya ලැබේවා ..ආයූ බෝ වේවා!!!
Thank you very much for your videos. Greatly appreciated. We never learnt Sri Lankan history in this manner. I am just fascinated with your most informative programme.
Excellent Sir. Kindly add more videos on Molligoda etc, also exact reasons to loss Kandian kingdom and the advantages and disadvantages of British in Sri Lanka
Sir Oba thuma. Ape Ratata watina Lokuuu Sampathak....Menna mewa Tamai Ratata watina.Youtubd Chanel...wedagath Chanel ekak..Ape Rate ithihasaya Apita Anna Annama Nathhi wela..Yana Ugayaka Oba thuma wage Aya Tamai Ape Rate Sampath...👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍...Jackson Sir Obata Dirgau Pathanawa..🤲🙏👍👌❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Jackson , thank you for presenting our history in interesting way to listen . I prefer to watch it rather watching a drama or film , because it is an excellent presentation
ජෝන් ඩොයිලිගේ දිනපොත “ Diary of Mr. John D’Oyly” කියවන්න කැමති අය පහත ලින්ක් එකෙන් PDF version එක download කරගන්න! archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.529577
Niyamy jackson sir oba tuma maha danum සම්භාරයක් .oba tumata mama stutiyata eha giya deyak ma piri නමමි .ape රාගම gamatat oba tuma dal vena pahanak sir .
When we look at the name D' Oely it seems he of Irish decsent. He is therefore is in the lowest rung of their social structure. This is much more evident than the caste structure in India. Perhaps that is the reason he could not come as a governer.
@@Sophialatha not so. Eglish(1);Scotts(2)=Welsh;Irish(3) they never mix even when living under same roof. Pl note that this is my own observation 30 years ago. But they are all jolly good fellows. English (anglo saxons or angles according to British museum are a crafty lot.).
Sir John D'Oyly. That’s how his name is spelt. I was looking for information about him but couldn’t find any. Then I realised that the name is spelled incorrectly. It’s great listening to you !
