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The Sacred Pinnacle of Mahiyangana Dagoba
The photograph shows the relic casket carrying the sacred pinnacle of Mahiyanagana dagoba, departing from Kegalle.
M. Piyadasa
Laying the Foundation Stone for Samadhi Statue
The foundation stone for the new wall around the Sacred Bo tree, and the Samadhi Buddha statue in the Buddha shrine of Mahiyanganaya temple was laid by the Prime Minister Mr. Dudley Senanayake. The crowd including the Prime Minister at the occasio...
The Times of Ceylon Press
The Welcoming Procession in Mahiyanganaya Temple
The procession welcoming the Prime Minister Dudley Senanayake, and the treasurer of the Temple Development Society Mr. Bennet Soyza, the Secretary of the society and the Vice Minister of Nationalised Services Mr. D. B. Welagedara, Member of the Pa...
The Times of Ceylon Press
The manner in which the work of the New Chaitiya is carried out at the Mahiyangana temple grounds, by the Mahiyangana Chaitiya Development Society. (M. A. Perera)
Daya Studio, Seeduwa
The Temple in Buddha Varsha 2489
The mournful state (of the temple) in the Buddha Varsha 2489.
The Times of Ceylon Press
King Uddha Choolabhaya Building the Temple
King Uddha Choolabhaya building the 30-cubits tall dagoba.
Lankadeepa
Dudley Senanayake Addressing the Public at Mahiyanganaya Temple
The Prime Minister Dudley Senanayake addressing the public after participating in the foundation stone laying ceremony of the new wall around the sacred Bo tree and the new Samadhi Buddha statue in Mahiyanganaya temple. (L.B. Wijayasiri - Kandy)
The Times of Ceylon Press
The opening ceremony to this new Maha Saman Devalaya built by the Mahiyangana Temple Development Society will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m., under the patronage of Mr. Dudley Senanayake.
The Times of Ceylon Press
God Sumana Saman meeting Lord Buddha
The Lord Buddha, who sat on where the chaitiya would be built, preached dhamma to god Saman. God Sumana accepting sacred strands of Lord Buddha's hair to build a chaitiya.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Lord Buddha's Visit to Mahiyanganaya
Lord Buddha visited Sri Lanka in the month of Duruthu (January), nine months after the enlightenment, and tamed Yakkhas by performing miracles.
The Times of Ceylon Press