Dalada Maligawa
Dalada Maligawa
The Temple of the Tooth is one of the world's most revered shrines where the left tooth relic of Gautama Buddha resides. This shrine was declared a World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in 1988 as a World Heritage Site. The Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic, which is the pinnacle of the Buddhist community all over the world with its unique cultural value, is characterized by architectural features, upcountry features as well as ancient Dalada Maligawa architectural features. The Temple of the Tooth Relic in Kandy is located near the Royal Palace near the Udawatte Jungle, east of the city of Kandy. To the north is the royal palace. To the south is the Milky Way or Kandy Lake. To the west are the Natha and Pattini temples. The Temple of the Tooth, which is a living creation, is adorned with carvings of silver, ivory and brass.It was also burned to ashes by the Dutch and later destroyed. The history of the Tooth Relic states that King Wimaladharmasuriya II, who reigned in 1687, built a majestic three storied Temple of the Tooth and placed the Tooth Relic in it and performed various rituals. As the Temple of the Tooth decayed and was destroyed, his son King Shangari Weera Paraknarama Narendrasinghe (1707-1739 AD) built the present two storied Temple of the Tooth. Later, the Nayakkar dynasty Tamil kings who came to Senkadagala also renovated and protected the Temple of the Tooth built by King Sri Narendrasinghe. King Keerthi Shannari Rajasinghe the Great has renovated the Temple of the Tooth to its present appearance. The Atasagnara building or pattirippu is made of kanri. King Sri Wickrama Rajasinghe who ruled Kandy from 1798-1815.
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