native_lang_name father predecessor successor death_date title name issue article_title native_lang reign
செயவீர சிங்கையாரியன் virodaya cinkaiariyan -lrb- pararacacekaran iv -rrb- virodaya cinkaiariyan -lrb- pararacacekaran iv -rrb- gunaveera cinkaiariyan -lrb- pararacacekaran v -rrb- 1410 king of jaffna cekaracacekaran v gunaveera cinkaiariyan -lrb- pararacacekaran v -rrb- jeyaveera cinkaiariyan
 tamil 1380 -- 1410
jeyaveera cinkaiariyan

jeyaveera cinkaiariyan -lrb- -rrb- -lrb- died 1410 ?? -rrb-
was the aryacakravarti king of the jaffna kingdom in modern-day northern sri lanka , who had a military confrontation with a southern chief known as alagakkonara .
according to traditional sources , alagkkonara defeated jeyaveera 's naval and land forces and assumed royal power in the southern gampola kingdom .
later , king harihara ii 's brother yuvaraja virupanna invaded sri lanka from karnataka , defeated alagkkonara and established a pillar of victory there .
with this , many karnataka soldiers , their families and merchants settled down in the jaffna area .
hence some contemporary visitors refer to part of jaffna as `` vadamarachi '' literally `` a city of northerners '' .
thus by 1385 ad , jaffna area was well known as a `` vadumarachi '' .
until this defeat all southern kings were paying tribute to the aryachakravartis .
he or his successor is credited with having left behind an inscription in the south indian hindu temple rameswaram about renovating its sanctum sanctorum .
it indicated the stones for the renovations were shipped from the city of trincomalee in present day eastern sri lanka .
most of the inscriptions on the base of the sanctum were either destroyed or removed during a suit between the priests and the raja of ramnad in 1866 .
he composed as a chronicle in verse the traditional history of the koneswaram temple , entitled `` dakshina kailasa puranam '' , known today as the `` sthala puranam of koneshwaram temple . ''
