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Radala Samiyata Erehiwa By Kumara Siriwardhana

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Discover the engaging Novel, "Radala Samiyata Erehiwa" by Kumara Siriwardhana, available at Kapruka in Sri Lanka. This book gives readers an intriguing story and insight into captivating themes.

  • Product Type: Novel
  • Author: Kumara Siriwardhana
  • Language: Sinhala
  • Title Translation: My Feudal Lord
  • Publisher: Includes publisher notes
  • Special Features: A literary exploration of traditions and emotions

Important Notes:

  • Available to order from Kapruka, Sri Lanka's leading online marketplace.
  • Ideal for readers interested in Sinhala literature and cultural narratives.

Yes, Kapruka offers the option to send `Radala Samiyata Erehiva` as a gift. You can choose the gift option at checkout and provide the recipient`s details. Kapruka will handle the packaging and delivery.

You can purchase `Radala Samiyata Erehiva` directly from the Kapruka website. Simply visit the product page, add the book to your cart, and proceed through the checkout process.

While `Radala Samiyata Erehiva` is generally suitable for a wide audience, it is particularly recommended for adults and young adults due to its historical and cultural depth.

The book `Radala Samiyata Erehiva` is a historical novel that delves into the lives and societal interactions of the Radala class in Kandyan society. It offers readers a glimpse into traditional customs and the socio-political landscape of that era.

The book `Radala Samiyata Erehiva` is written by Kumara Karunarathne, a renowned author known for his deep insights into Sri Lankan history and culture.

Online price at Kapruka is U$ 5.83

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Sinhala literary fiction draws a loyal readership across Sri Lanka, from students exploring local narratives to adults revisiting social and cultural themes in their mother tongue. Readers who enjoy works like this often browse broader health and lifestyle titles alongside novels, and many households keep a steady supply of reference books close to their reading shelf.

Those with an interest in spiritual and philosophical dimensions of Sri Lankan society often move between literary fiction and Buddhist reading material, making both categories natural companions for readers who engage deeply with local culture and tradition.

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