Family tree of Sinhalese monarchs

This is the family tree of Sinhalese monarchs.[1]

House of Vijaya

The House of Vijaya claimed a close relationship to the Shakya dynasty, family of Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha).

King of KalingaMahāsammata
line of Kings
King of VangaPrincessPrinceJayasena
[N 1]
The LionSuppadeviRoyal Standard BearerKacchanaSihahanuYasodharaAnjana
Sinhabahu
[N 2]		SinhasivaliAmitodanaGhattitdana Dhotodana
Sukkodana Pamita		Pajapati
[N 3]		Pajapati SuddhodanaMaya
[N 4]		AmitaSuppabuddhaPajapati
[N 3]		Maya
[N 4]		Dandapani
KuveniPrince Vijaya
(543 BC–505 BC)		Vijaya of Pandava
[N 5]		Other IssuesSumitta
[N 6]		Princess of MadhaPanduSusimaSiddharthaSubhaddakacchanaDevadatta
JivatissaDissalaOther IssuePanduvasdeva
(504 BC–474 BC)		BhaddakacchanaDighayaRama Uruvela
Anuradha Vigita
Rohana Gamani		Rāhula
Vedda peopleOther IssueAbhaya
(474 BC–454 BC)		Tissa
(454 BC– 437 BC)		GirikandasivaCittaDighagamani
SuvannapaliPandukabhaya
(437 BC– 367 BC)
Mutasiva of Anuradhapura
(367 BC–307 BC)
Devanampiya Tissa
(307 BC–267 BC)		Uttiya
(267 BC–257 BC)		MahanagaAnulaMahasiva
(257 BC–247 BC)		Suratissa
(247 BC–237 BC)		Asela
(215 BC–205 BC)		MattabhayaAsokaUddhachulabhaya
SonIssueYatala Tissa
UttiyaTissaGothabhaya
Vihara DeviKakavanna TissaSecond wife
Dutugamunu
(161 BC–137 BC)		AnulaSaddha Tissa
(137 BC–119 BC)		Dighabhaya
AsokamalaSaliThulatthana
(119 BC–119 BC)		Lanja Tissa
(119 BC–109 BC)		Khallata Naga
(109 BC–104 BC)		AnuladeviValagamba
(04 BC–103 BC)
(89 BC–76 BC)		Somadevi
Mahakuli Mahatissa
(76 BC–62 BC)		Chora Naga
(62 BC–50 BC)		Anula
(47 BC–42 BC)		MahanagaSiva I
(47 BC)
[N 7]		Vatuka
(47 BC)
[N 8]		Darubhatika Tissa
(47 BC)
[N 9]		Niliya
(47 BC)
[N 10]
Kuda Tissa
(50 BC–47 BC)		Kutakanna Tissa
(42 BC–20 BC)
Bhatikabhaya Abhaya
(20 BC–9 AD)		Mahadathika Mahanaga
(9–21)
Amandagamani Abhaya
(21–30)		Kanirajanu Tissa
(30–33)
Chulabhaya
(33–35)		Sivali
(35–35)
Ilanaga
(38–44)		Mahamatta
Chandamukha
(44–52)		Yassalalaka Tissa
(52–60)

House of Lambakanna I

MettaVasabha
(66-110)
Vankanasika Tissa
(110-113)		Mahamatta
Mahallaka Naga
(135-141)
Bhatika Tissa
(141-165)		Kanittha Tissa
(165-193)		QueenGajabahu I
(113-135)
Cula Naga
(193-195)		Kuda Naga
(195-196)		Queen
Siri Naga I
(196-215)		Subhadeva
Abhaya Naga
(237-245)		Voharika Tissa
(215-237)		Queen
Siri Naga II
(245-247)
Vijaya Kumara
(247-248)
Sangha Tissa I
(248-252)
[N 11]
Siri Sangha Bodhi I
(252-254)
[N 12]
Gothabhaya
(254-267)
[N 13]
Jettha Tissa I
(267-277)		Mahasena
(277-304)
Sirimeghavanna
(304-332)		Jettha Tissa II
(332-341)
Buddhadasa
(341-370)
Upatissa I
(370-412)		Spouse
[N 14]		Mahanama
(412-434)		Spouse
[N 15]
Soththisena
(434-434)		Chattagahaka Jantu
(434-435)
Mittasena
(435-436)

House of Moriya


Dhatusena
King of Anuradhapura
r. 463–479

Moggallana I
King of Anuradhapura
r. 479–497
Kashyapa I
King of Anuradhapura
r. 497–515

Kumara Dhatusena
King of Anuradhapura
r. 515–524
Siva II
King of Anuradhapura
r. 524–525

Kittisena
King of Anuradhapura
r. 524–524

House of Lambakanna II

House of Vijayabahu

House of Kalinga

House of Sirisanghabodhi

See also: House of Siri Sanga Bo

Family tree of Sinahalese monarchs during the transitional period.[2]

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Jayamahalena
JayamahalenaSunetra Devi

Parakramabahu VI
(?–?)
2nd
King of Kotte
r. 1411–1466		Mayadununuvara
Parakramabahu
Ulakudaya Devi
Bhuvanekabahu VI
(?–?)
4th
King of Kotte
r. 1469–1477
Vīra Parakramabahu VIII
(?–?)
6th
King of Kotte
r. 1477–1489

Jayavira Parakramabahu
(?–?)
3rd
King of Kotte
r. 1466–1469
Pandita Parakramabahu VII
(?–?)
5th
King of Kotte
r. 1477–1477

Dharma Parakramabahu IX
(?–?)
7th
King of Kotte
r. 1489–1513		Taniyavalla BahuSakalakalavalla
Sri Rajasinha Vijayabahu VI
(?–?)
8th
King of Kotte
r. 1513–1521		Taniyavalla
Malabar PrinceDaughterMaha Raigama Bandara
(died age 10)
Bhuvanekabahu VII
(?–1551)
9th
King of Kotte
r. 1521–1551		Junior Queen[3]
Pararajasinha
(?–)
King of Raigama
r. 1521–1538
Mayadunne
(1501–1581)
1st
King of Sitawaka
r. 1521–1581		Kíraveli Rālahāmi
House of
Vikramabahu
Tammiṭa Sūriya Baṇḍāra
[N 16]		Veediya BandaraSamudra DeviCrown Prince
Jugo Bandara
(?–1544)[5]
[N 17]		Crown Prince
Maha Rajjuru Bandara
(died age 20)		Crown Prince
Timbiripola
Adahasin
(?–1581)[6]		Prince
Satana Bandara		Prince
Maha Tikiri
Adahasin
Rajasinha I
(1544–1593)[7]
2nd
King of Sitawaka
r. 1581–1593
5th
King of Kandy
r. 1582–1592		Rana Baņdige
[N 18][8]		Rajjuru Adasin
[N 19][9]
Parent of Dom João[4]
House of
Vikramabahu
Dharmapala
(1538–1597)[10]
10th
King of Kotte
r. 1551–1597		Vijayapala Adahasin
Nikapitiye Bandara
[N 20]
(?–1610[12])
3rd
King of Sitawaka
r. 1593–1593		Crown Prince2nd sonMenik Biso Bandara
Dom João[4]
Rajasuriya
(?–?)
4th
King of Sitawaka
r. 1593–1593		Jaya Surya Kumaraya
Pintiyapassiya Baņdāra[9]Mäduma Baņdāra[9]Hidda Baņdāra[9]Bulavala Baņdāra[9]2 unnamed sons[9]Māņik Bändige[9]Honda Bändige[9]Irrugalle Bändige[9]Uralavatta Baņdāra[9]Tîkiri Bändige[9]Daughter[9]
Kumāra Astāna
[N 21][13]

Kandyan monarchs

Main article: Kingdom of Kandy

Family tree of Kandyan monarchs.[14][15][16]


House of
Vikramabahu
House of
Sirisanghabodhi
(Kotte line of Kings)

Sēnasammata Vikramabahu
(?–1511)
1st
King of Kandy
r. 1469–1511		PrincessHouse of Kīravälle
(Kotte noble house)[17]
DaughterKīravälle Maha Rālahāmi
Princess of the Gampola Royal Line[3]
Jayavira
[N 22]
(?–?)
2nd
King of Kandy
r. 1511–1552		Kīravälle Biso Bandera[3]
House of
Vimaladharmasuriya		House of Dunuvila
(Kandyan noble house)
Kumarasingha Adahasin[3]
Karalliyadde Bandara
[N 23]
(?–1582[7])
3rd
King of Kandy
r. 1551–1581		Gallegama Maha Adasin[19]Daughter
Dharmapala
(1538–1597)[10]
10th
King of Kotte
r. 1551–1597		Vīrasundara Baṇḍāra
(?–1582)[20]		Dunuvila Baņdige[19]Sister of Dunuvila Baņdige[19]Gamrāla Henarathhāmy[21]

Wijayakon Mudaliyar
(?–?)
[N 24]
Regent of Kandy
r. 1592–1592		Crown Prince
(?–~1588)[22]
Yamasinghe Bandara
[N 25]
(?–1592)[22]
6th
King of Kandy
r. 1592–1592
Kusumasana Devi
[N 26]
(~1579[19]–1612)
4th
Queen of Kandy
r. 1581–1581
Vimaladharmasuriya I
[N 27]
(?–1604)[24]
7th
King of Kandy
r. 1592–1604
Senarat
(?–1635)
8th
King of Kandy
r. 1604–1635		Uralavatta Baņdāra
[N 28]		Irrugalle Bändige[13]
Susana de AbreuCrown Prince

Dom João
[N 29]
(1578–1642)[25]		Crown Prince
Maha Astana
[N 30]		Crown Prince
Kumārasiṃha Astana
(?–1634[27])		Princess
Sūriya Mahadassin
(?–1617)[21]
[N 31]		Princess
Antanassin[21]
[N 32]		Jaffna Princess[9]Crown Prince Vijayapāla
[N 33]
(?–1654)[28]		Kumāra Astāna
[N 34][13]
Dona Maria de São João
[N 35]
(1634–1708)[29]		Simoa Batista
[N 36]		Väligama duggannā mahatmayo[30]
Rajasinha II
(1608–1687)
9th
King of Kandy
r. 1635–1687		2 Madurai princess[30]
Nayaks of
Kandy		Vijaya Raghava Nayak
(1634–1673)
[N 37]		Mampitiya Dissave
Monaravila Dissave
Vimaladharmasuriya II
(?–1707)
10th
King of Kandy
r. 1687–1707		Madurai Spouse[30]Pitti NayakkarVijaya Manna NaickerNarenappa NayakkarBintenna Dissave
Kandyan spouse/Royal consort
Vira Narendra Sinha
(1690–1739)
11th
King of Kandy
r. 1707–1739		Madurai Spouse[30]
Sri Vijaya Rajasinha
(?–1747)
12th
King of Kandy
r. 1739–1747		Madurai Spouse2 Madurai Spouses
Kirti Sri Rajasinha
(1734–1782)
13th
King of Kandy
r. 1747–1782		Yakada Doli
Sri Rajadhi Rajasinha
(?–1798)
14th
King of Kandy
r. 1782–1798		Queen UpendrammaBrotherSubbamma NayakaSri Venkata Perumal
Royal ConcubinesMadurai Spouse4 Madurai Spouses
[N 38]
Son, Unambuwe Bandara
[N 39]		ChildrenTwo sonsSix daughters
Sri Vikrama Rajasinha
(1780–1832)
15th
King of Kandy
r. 1798–1815		Venkata Angammal

See also

Notes

  1. ^ King of Kapilavastu
  2. ^ King of Sinhapura
  3. ^ Same Person
  4. ^ Same Person
  5. ^ King of Madhura
  6. ^ King of Sinhapura
  7. ^ Consort to Anula
  8. ^ Consort to Anula
  9. ^ Consort to Anula
  10. ^ Consort to Anula
  11. ^ A Lambakanna
  12. ^ A Lambakanna
  13. ^ A Lambakanna
  14. ^ Tamil Spouse
  15. ^ Sinhala Spouse
  16. ^ Also known as Dom Francisco Barreto[4]
  17. ^ Bhuvanekabahu's chosen heir until 1539.[5]
  18. ^ A younger relative of Dharmapala
  19. ^ A Kandyan possibly connected to the House of Dunuvila
  20. ^ Also known as Dom Filipe[11]
  21. ^ Adopted by Crown Prince Vijayapāla and nominated his heir
  22. ^ Also known as Dom Manoel[18]
  23. ^ Also known as Diyapita Väddi Maha Adasin[19] and Dom João[18]
  24. ^ Leader of the revolt against Rajasinha I and proclaimed King for a period of six months while Yamasinghe Bandara returned.[22]
  25. ^ Nephew of Karalliyadde Bandara. Also known as Dom Filipe[22]
  26. ^ Previously known as Mahabaņdige Adasin.[19] Also known as Dona Catherina[23]
  27. ^ Also known as Dom João[4]
  28. ^ Cousin of Senerat[8]
  29. ^ Also known as the Black Prince of Lisbon[11]
  30. ^ Also known as Rajjuru Maha Adasin. Killed by Senarat.[26]
  31. ^ Also known as Tikiri Adasin [26]
  32. ^ Also known as Udamalla Adasin[26]
  33. ^ Also known as Dom Teodósio.[28] Also known as Dom Joan or Kõnappu[8]
  34. ^ Adopted by Crown Prince Vijayapāla
  35. ^ Also known as Dona Maria de Cândia[29]
  36. ^ Illegitimate daughter[29]
  37. ^ King of Thanjavur Nayak kingdom
  38. ^ Including daughter of Nadukattu Sami Nayakkar
  39. ^ Died young

References

  1. ^ "Geneology Of Kings". books.lakdiva.org. Retrieved 13 August 2014.
  2. ^ Somaratna 1969, p. 463.
  3. ^ a b c d De Silva 1977, p. 16.
  4. ^ a b c d Biedermann 2017, p. 147.
  5. ^ a b Biedermann 2017, p. 145.
  6. ^ De Silva 1977, p. 34.
  7. ^ a b Dewaraja 2018, p. 55.
  8. ^ a b c Paulusz 1952, p. 28.
  9. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m Paulusz 1952, p. 27.
  10. ^ a b De Silva 1977, p. 11.
  11. ^ a b Jayasinghe 2015, p. 60.
  12. ^ Biedermann 2017, p. 149.
  13. ^ a b c Paulusz 1952, p. 21.
  14. ^ Somaratna 1969, p. 163.
  15. ^ Bell 1892, p. 15.
  16. ^ Dewaraja 1970, p. 423-424.
  17. ^ Dewaraja 2018, p. 32.
  18. ^ a b Jayasinghe 2015, p. 58.
  19. ^ a b c d e f Paulusz 1952, p. 25.
  20. ^ De Silva 1977, p. 36.
  21. ^ a b c Dewaraja 2018, p. 20.
  22. ^ a b c d Jayasinghe 2015, p. 59.
  23. ^ De Silva 1977, p. 35.
  24. ^ Biedermann 2017, p. 148.
  25. ^ Jayasinghe 2015, p. 62.
  26. ^ a b c Paulusz 1952, p. 29.
  27. ^ Biedermann 2017, p. 155.
  28. ^ a b Biedermann 2017, p. 156.
  29. ^ a b c Biedermann 2017, p. 150.
  30. ^ a b c d Dewaraja 2018, p. 33.

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