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The ''Saddharmarathnakaraya'', (パーリ語:''Saddhammarathnákara'') and (シンハラ語:සද්ධර්මරත්නාකරය) is a historical ''Sinhala Buddhist'' religious text compendium and was complied as an explanation to a (パーリ語:''páli'') anthology by Ven. ''Dhammadinnáchárya Vimalakiththi'', who was well known as a talented pupil of Ven. ''Dharmakeerthi Sangharája'', at the ''Monastery Of Palábaddala'' while ''Parakramabahu VI of Kotte'' was ruling the ''Kingdom of Kotte'' in the 15th century. The name ''Saddharmarathnakaraya'' is a compound formed of ''Sadt'' (Noble), ''Dharma'' (Teachings of the lord Buddha), ''Rathna'' (Gems) and ''Ákara'' (Lode). Hence, it simply means that ''The lode of gems-like noble Dharma.'' ==Affected base of era== The era, in which King Parákramabáhu VI (1412–1467) - who was the last native sovereign to unify all of Sri Lanka under one rule - was ruling the Kingdom of Kotte, is well known as the golden era of Sinhala anthology of poetry. The great poetries like ''Kavyashekaraya'', ''Panchikapradipikawa'' of Ven. ''Sri Rahula'', ''Guththila Kavyaya'' of Ven. ''Weththewe'', ''Budugunalankaraya'', ''Loweda Sangarawa'' of Ven. ''Vidagama Maithriya'', ''Elushilo shathakaya'', and five ''Sandesha Kavyayas'' ( messenger poetries) viz. ''Parevi Sandeshaya'', ''Selalihini Sandeshaya'', ''Gira Sandeshaya'', ''Hansa Sandeshaya'', and ''Kokila sandeshaya'' were compiled in this era. ''Saddharmarathnakaraya'' is the only one literal script belongs to the Kotte era and it is considered as the last link of a chain of great literal scripts included ''Amawathura'', ''Buthsarana'', Saddharmarathnawaliya'', ''Pujawaliya'', and ''saddharmalankaraya''. It is believed that this great book had been used as a reference to ''Sri saddharmawawada sangrahaya'', ''Sarartha Sangrahaya'' of ''Mahanuwara Era''.
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