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Sri Lanka possesses a historical tradition preserved in written form by Buddhist chroniclers. The earliest of the extant chronicles is the Dipavamsa ("Island's Chronicle"), compiled probably by Buddhist nuns in the 4th century ce.The Dipavamsa was followed by the Mahavamsa ("Great Chronicle") and its continuation, called the Culavamsa ("Little Chronicle").
Sri Lanka - Island, Culture, History: In a new constitution proclaimed in 1972, Ceylon became the Republic of Sri Lanka, while maintaining its link with the British Commonwealth. The constitution changed the bicameral legislature to a unicameral body and replaced the governor-general (who had been an extension of the British crown) with a president as head of state.
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