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Naga kingdom

The Northern part of the Indian-Ocean's Island throve during the Naga Kingdom from 6th century BC to the middle of the 3rd
century AD. Naga people were of the Tibeto-Burman origin, a Mongoloid race and migrated to India 4000 BC, driven by some
political disturbances from Central Asia through the North Eastern frontier of the Himalayan mountain range.

I would not say that the Nagas of Nagaland NE India, and the ancient Naga kingdom of Northern Lanka are the same group. If the Mon-Khmer of Nagaland Northeast India were in Northern Lanka, we would see that in the peoples features and language.

Wiki Raja 07:00, 6 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Let me say, When the Nagas came from India due to political crises, nobody was there, or did Nagas bild the civilization first? whay bout Yalpaam Nagsa? are they came from same??

The issue of the Nagas (mostly legend) is irrelevant to a write up about Killinochchi. There is no reference connecting Killinochchi to the Naga legends either in literary sources (Pali, Sanskrit or Chankam), or in inscriptions, potsherds or elsewhere. So, even if the Naga legends can have some basis, there is nothing to connect with Killinochchi. On the other hand, archaeological excavations have found buddhist ruins dated to the 1st century CE or before.Bodhi dhana 03:47, 29 September 2007 (UTC)Bodhi_dhana[reply]

User:BlueLankan 5:44, 26 July 2009 (ETC}

Nagas of North India and Nagas of Srilanka and Tamil Nadu are totally diffrent type of people. Former is Mongoloid origin and Latter is Dravidian race. Nagas of Srilanka and Tamil Nadu are Merchant and Farmer class of people. Nagars are later formed as Chetties in India. Nagas are Dravidian race who worshipped Snakes as symbolizing the Lord Shiva and as well as they are Urban dwellers.

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Wiki Raja 20:04, 14 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Population Figure

The population figure cited in this article is wrong. Rather than providing the population for the city, the writer has given the population for the entire district. Needs to be corrected. --King ravana (talk) 18:51, 12 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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