புதன், 6 ஏப்ரல், 2016

Deeper motives of Nayinaatheevu Sinhala Buddhicisation aim Tamil Nadu, India

Deeper motives of Nayinaatheevu Sinhala Buddhicisation aim Tamil Nadu, India

[TamilNet, Wednesday, 06 April 2016, 10:23 GMT]
There are motives deeper than mere demographic genocide of the country of Eezham Tamils in the Sinhala-Buddhicisation of Nayinaa-theevu, Nedun-theevu (Delft) and Mannaar by the Colombo-centric State in the island. The ultimate aim, as attested by historical precedents, is Tamil Nadu and India, commented political observers in Jaffna comparing the genocidal Sri Lanka Navy-backed Sinhala Buddhicisation to the times of Parakramabahu I in the 12th century. This king who militarily occupied the country of Eezham Tamils and titled himself as ‘Sahala Simhala Chakravarti’ (All Sinhala Emperor), built a navy at Kayts and Mannaar and in the next stage occupied Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu to build Buddhist stupas there.

Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu, controlling the Palk Bay maritime route, was occupied for some time by the Sinhala forces in the 12th century. Next, the king made a failed naval expedition to Burma also. Tamil Nadu at that time was able to stop the aggressions. But today, the New Delhi centric polity is not protecting Tamils from aggression and genocide. New Delhi thinks of building an empire at the cost of Tamils, the observers commented.

The ‘Sri Lanka’ Navy paying full focus on the islands off Jaffna and Mannaar has to be viewed in larger perspectives. This is a systematically conceived military cum demographic security threat for Tamil Nadu, India and the entire region, on which New Delhi is foolishly tilting the balance against Tamils. The ‘Indus-Gangetic Plain’ political thinking in New Delhi, arguing between the Mauryan Empire and the Gupta Empire, is not awakened to the realities in the South in the Indian Ocean. Even Tamil Nadu is not awakened to it, the observers further said.

Building an imposing Buddha statue at Nayinaa-theevu, changing its name to Sinhala and the Sinhala Buddhist monk there backed by the Sinhala navy collecting his own revenue through boat service skipping taxes to the local civil administration of Tamils, have to be viewed in the light of what Parakramabahu did in the 12th century, the times of the last substantial Sinhala occupation. At least Parakrama Bahu had the courtesy of issuing inscriptions in Tamil, unlike the present genocidal regimes imposing Sinhalicisation too.

One may say that Tamils unnecessarily talk about the past to bring in disharmony in the region. But, the Sinhala Buddhist psyche consciously operating in the same lines could be seen in every small thing it is doing in the North and East. No regional or world conscience is stopping it, the observers said.

In the meantime, religious fundamentalism in the region is deliberately cultivated and supported by larger global forces that have ulterior motives, the observers further said.

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Militarisation in Mannaar
While the territory under red circles mark the Sinhala military consolidation under Mahinda Rajapaksa seen as ‘pro China’, the coast under yellow circle mark the expansion of the consolidation started by Rajapaksa and continued by Ranil-Maithiri regime viewed as ‘pro USA’. New Delhi continues to have military-to-military relations with genocidal Sinhala military. The ultimate target is land and waters of Tamils in the Indian-Ocean. [Satellite image courtesy- Google Earth. Legend by TamilNet]


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The location of Nayinaa-theevu
The location of Nayinaa-theevu, which is now on focus for genocidal ‘Sri Lanka’ Navy-backed Sinhala Buddhicisation in the occupied country of Eezham Tamils. [Satellite Image courtesy: NASA, Visible Earth. Legend by TamilNet]


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SL coastal bases in North
Sri Lanka's large military establishments that choke Jaffna peninsula and threaten Indian security. Sinhala colonisation is carried out in places no 11, 13, 14, and 16. The locations: 1. High Security Zone, Valikaamam North, 2. Kaarainakar naval base, 3. Vallan, Pungkudutheevu, 4. Periyathu'rai and Saamiththoadda-munai, Delft (Key location for Kachchatheevu and Rameswaram), 5. Kunthavadi, Delft, 6. Thalai-mannaar, 7. Mannaar Fort, 8. Tha'l'laadi, 9. Poonakari Fort, 10. Elephant Pass, 11. Vettilaikkea'ni, 12. Naakarkoayil, 13. Ariyaalai East and the opposite sandbar Ma'n'niththalai, 14. Naavatkuzhi, 15. Ma'ndaitheevu,16. Jaffna city, 17. Kachcha-theevu and 18. Naachchik-kudaa. The innumerable small military posts and the newly planned cantonments in Vanni are not shown in the map. [Satellite Image courtesy: NASA, Visible Earth. Legend by TamilNet]


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Trans-oceanic trade routes of the past.
The old sea routes passing through Gulf of Mannaar and the Palk Bay [Satellite Image courtesy- NASA, Visible Earth. Legend by TamilNet]


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Nayinaatheevu ins
Nayinaatheevu inscription


The inscription of Parakramabahu when he militarily occupied Ooraaththu'rai (Kayts) in the 12th century. Calling himself ‘Sahala Simhala Chakravarti’ (All Sinhala Emperor), he speaks about collecting maritime revenue at Kayts. The inscription is now kept in Nayinaa-theevu.

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Thiruvaalngkaadu inscription
Part of the text of a Chola inscription in Tamil Nadu that speaks about Parakramabahu occupying Ooraaththu'rai (Kayts) and Mannaar, and building ships to threaten Tamil Nadu. The inscription of the Chola king, Rajadhiraja II comes from Thiruvaalang-kaadu in Tamil Nadu [Image courtesy: Sadasiva Pandaraththar, History of Cholas Vol II]

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