Department of History

Chandrika, A.M.M. and Sumudu Dharmarathna, (2014). Kuveni Asna: A Historical Perspective, Colombo: S. Godage Publication, Sri Lanka.

ISBN 978-955-30-4823-3

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2006). The Concept of God in Sri Lanka and God Saman, Varakapola, Ariya Publication.

ISBN 955-553-474-8

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2019). "A Study of Historical Evidence of Political Activities of Buddhist Monk", Yagiralamahinda Sankasana, O.D. Printers.

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2019). "Historical Periodization, Limitation, and nature of Central highlands" Madarata Vansakatava, Ministry of Cultural affairs.

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2016). Role of the Buddhist monk: Interrelation between Sri Lanka, Burma, and Cambodia during the Polonnaruva period, Essays on History Culture and Foreign Relations: Festschrift for Professor S. Pthmanathan, S. Godage & Brothers.

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2013). The Buddhist Monastery and its Activities: The role of the Buddhist Temple with Regard to the development of the Historical Tradition in Sri Lanka, “Dharmavijaya”: Sasthriya lipi Saraniya, Polgampola Indanandabidhana Upahara Abinandanaya.

Chandrika, A.M.M. (2009). Polonnaru Gal Vihara Kathikawatha and the Sangha Community of the period, Polonnaru Galvihara Kathikawatha ha Samakalina Bikshu Samajaya, Puja Prasadini,. Essays in Honor of Dimblkumbure Sri Saranakara Vimalabidhana Thero, eds, Kulugammana Sri Dhammarakkitha Thero and others, Department of Buddhist affairs, Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2021). “Economic Role of Women in Sri Lanka: A Historical Perspective”. Advances in Historical Studies, 10, 191-207., Scientific Research Publishing,

https://www.scirp.org/journal/ahs. (ISSN online - 2327-0446, ISSN Print - 23270438).

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2021). “Traditional Caste Concept and Women’s Social Condition in Kandyan Period”, Sarathi, Kandy, Cultural Department.

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2019). “Feminism and Emancipation: Influence of Feminist Ideas on Women’s Socio-economic and Political Liberation in Sri Lanka”, Sociology Mind, Scientific Research Publishing

https://www.scirp.org/journal/sm. (ISSN 2160-0848)

Chandrika, A.M.M. (2015). Relationship between State and Religion: A Study of Political Ideas of Buddhism, “Sarathi” Annual Journal, Cultural Department, Central Province.

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2015). Labor Contribution and its assessment of Sri Lankan Women: A Historical study during the pre-colonial period, National Convention on Women’s Studies, Centre for Women’s Research (CENWOR) in Sri Lanka.

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2015). "Impact of Buddhist Ideas on Kingship and State Organization of Sri Lanka in Mediaeval Period", Ithihasa Lekhani Sasthriya Lipi Sangrahaya, Department of History, University of Peradeniya.

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2014). Struggle of Kingship and Role of Monks in Polonnaruva Period, “Sarathi” Annual Journal, Cultural Department, Central Province.

Chandrika, A.M.M. (2014). Vocational Assessment of Women in Ancient Sri Lanka: From 3rd Century B.C. to 15th Century AD., Fourteenth National Convention of Women’s Studies, Center for Women’s Research Sri Lanka.

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2013). Role of Buddhist Monk on Foreign Cultural and Political Relations in Polonnaruva Period, Sarathi” Annual Journal, Cultural Department, Central Province,

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2013). Contribution of Katikavat for the existence of the Sri Lankan Sangha community: A Historical study relating to the Ancient and Modern Katikavat Submitted to the "Sambavana" Journal, Faculty of Arts, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka.

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2012). Women in the Economy: A Historical Analysis of the Women’s Ownership of Land and Property during the Anuradhapura period, Presented at the Thirteenth National Convention on Women’s Studies, Centre for Women’s Research (CENWOR) in Sri Lanka

Chandrika, A.M.M. (2004). The Concept of God in Sri Lanka and God Saman, Sahithya Visesha Kalapaya,. Department of Buddhist affairs, Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Chandrika, A.M.M., (2004). Pre Buddhist – Norms, Beliefs and Buddhism in Sri Lanka, “Saragaveshi” Academic Journal, Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies University of Peradeniya. Sri Lanka.