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The 15 pages that link to Sri Lankan Civil War, each with the reason it gives.

• Sri LankaBroader topic: The war profoundly affected communities, politics, and postwar life across the country.

• MajoritarianismRelated: The conflict followed decades of disputes over state policies and Tamil minority rights.

• CeylonNarrower topic: Later ethnic conflict followed political tensions that had developed during the Ceylon era.

• Ethnic conflictBroader topic: It connects language, citizenship, and autonomy disputes to a prolonged separatist war.

• Anuradhapura KingdomCompared with: Modern political disputes have sometimes recast ancient kingdoms as claims about identity and historical belonging.

• Sirimavo BandaranaikeRelated: The ethnic tensions that deepened during her era became central to the later war.

• Tamil diasporaRelated: War and persecution drove large numbers of Sri Lankan Tamils to seek refuge abroad.

• 1972 Constitution of Sri LankaRelated: The constitution became part of later disputes over minority rights and the unitary state, though it did not alone cause the war.

• J. R. JayewardeneNarrower topic: The war began during Jayewardene’s presidency and defined the consequences of his government’s choices.

• Velupillai PrabhakaranNarrower topic: Prabhakaran’s leadership and military strategy unfolded within this prolonged war.

• Chandrika KumaratungaRelated: The conflict formed the backdrop to her husband’s assassination and her political return.

• TamilsRelated: The war profoundly affected Sri Lankan Tamils through mass displacement, loss, and political change.

• Sri LankaBroader topic: The war caused mass displacement and loss while leaving unresolved questions of accountability and reconciliation.

• History of Sri LankaBroader topic: The war became the defining post-independence conflict over state power, ethnicity, and territory.

• KalmunaiRelated: The conflict affected eastern communities, including Kalmunai’s residents and surrounding region.