Linked from

The 12 pages that link to Mahāvaṃsa, each with the reason it gives.

• BuddhaghosaRelated: Its account preserves a major traditional biography of Buddhaghosa.

• First Buddhist CouncilBroader topic: Its account helped transmit the Theravada version of the council across generations.

• AnuradhapuraRelated: It preserves influential accounts of the city’s kings, monasteries, and sacred sites.

• MahaviharaRelated: Its account reflects the historical memory cultivated by Mahavihara-affiliated monks.

• Kalinga WarRelated: Its account helped shape later traditions about Ashoka’s Buddhist turn.

• Anuradhapura KingdomRelated: It preserves the kingdom’s foundation narratives and dynastic chronology.

• DipavamsaCompared with: Its fuller narrative often reshapes episodes preserved in the earlier chronicle.

• Devanampiya TissaRelated: Its narrative is a principal source for Tissa’s reign and the island’s Buddhist beginnings.

• Nanda EmpireRelated: Its dynastic narrative is one source for the transition from Nanda to Mauryan rule.

• DhivehiRelated: Its account of early settlement helps frame Dhivehi’s historical links to Sri Lanka.

• PandukabhayaRelated: Its account is the principal surviving narrative of Pandukabhaya’s life and reign.

• History of Sri LankaRelated: It shaped traditional accounts of early kingship, Buddhism, and the island’s political past.