| Manthri Manai stands majestically in Nallur and reveals us about the past history of Nallur. It is situated about 900m, north to Nallur temple and about 90m, north to Chankilliantoppu and on the left of the Point Pedro road. This is the site where the Royal administrative activities of Kings of Nallur took place earlier. To confirm the fact that there are evidences of ruins within this building attached belonging to the Kingdom of Jaffna and the architecture and the wooden structures with beautiful monuments and its designs and decorations reflect a particular art of tradition prevailed at the period. |
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- Government Gazette No & Date 1486 2007-02-23
- G.N division:- J/107, Nallur Rajathani
- Distance from Nallur Kanthaswamy Kovil :- 0.9 km
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| Sangillian Thorana Vasal (Court Entrance) |
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| This is the only evidence still in site that has to be considered as the remaining of the Jaffna Kingdom, Nallur. It is located at a few yards towards the North from Muthirai Santhi junction. The entrance of structure has some special architectural features regarding its period of origin. Some say it is the main entrance of the Palace of King of Sangillian. But some of others say it is a monument of slavery life of Jaffna people. However it is seen as monument of the foreign dominant in Jaffna. |
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- Government Gazette No & Date 1486 2007-02-23
- G.N division:- J/109, Sangilian Thoppu
- Distance from Nallur Kanthaswamy Kovil 0.7 km
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| Sangillian Thoppu |
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| This is an important evidence of the remaining of Nallur Rajadhani located in the East side of Point Pedro road in Nallur. The ruins of this belong to Portuguese parish school and Christian school of Dutch period. The buildings exist in here were built in small by woods and sand. According to the research done by Dr. P. Raguphathy some vessels made of sand belonging to the period of 10th and 13thcentuary were indentified. later in 1984 the above ruins were reconstructed and are being protected by Archeological Department at present. |
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- Government Gazette No & Date 1739 2011-12-30
- G.N division:- J/109, Sangilian Thoppu
- Distance from Nallur Kanthaswamy Kovil 2.1 km
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| Yamuna Aeri |
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| Yamuna Aeri is considered as one of the significant remaining of Nallur Kingdom and it is situated to East of stone entrance of Changillian Toppu and some distance for the present Christian Church. It is said the former Kings built underground tunnel at this pond for their defense. It is said one of such tunnels was connected to “Manthiri Manai”. There is no wonder that the former Kings of Jaffna built tunnels for their defense as they did not have any natural defense in their region. The discovery of the bricks, decorated pillars made of lime stone and Potteries around this area are suggesting that there might have been a building complex in and around of this area in the past. |
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- Government Gazette No & Date 9886 1948-07-16
- G.N division:- J/109, Sangilian Thoppu
- Distance from Nallur Kanthaswamy Kovil -1.9 km
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