Elara ruled for 44 years before being defeated by Dutthagamani.

The species is named after Elara, a moon of Jupiter.

It is further added that Elara died in labour because of the enormous size of her baby.

The dispute was the old king's reluctance to fight with King Elara.

There were a number of them in Rajarata during Elara's reign.

Elara may refer to one of the following:

It is also said that King Dutugamunu started the war against Elara from this place.

Pebobs elara is a moth of the Cosmopterigidae family.

She also wanted to drink the water that washed the sword which beheaded the security chief of King Elara.

After winning the battle against King Elara, Theraputthabhya again became a monk.

Zeus hid Elara from his wife, Hera, by placing her deep beneath the earth.

He and Phussadeva were the only two giants who survived the war with King Elara.

The city is then a highly fortified stronghold of Elara, against whom Dutthagamani had launched a military campaign.

ELARA is currently on a 6-course rotating schedule system.

However, they only provide the viewpoint of Dutthagamani and his army, and details are scarce on Elara's side.

On the night before, both King Elara and prince Dutugemunu are said to have conferred with their counsellors.

It is similar to Xylophanes elara, the thorax and abdomen for instance are identical in colour and pattern.

Elara did not receive its present name until 1975; before then, it was simply known as Jupiter VII.

Confrontation between the two monarchs was inevitable and the last years of Elara's reign were consumed by the war between the two.

Surviving troops of Elara's forces from previous battles retreated to Vijithapura, further strengthening its defenses.

Then he rode to pick the lotus flowers from thisa wewa, before going to the main camp of King Elara.

The defenders of the eastern gates were routed by Velusumana after a cavalry attack, and Elara's forces withdrew into the city.

He made an immense contribution to King Dutugemunu's victory over King Elara.

Elara's forces were gradually defeated and Dutugemunu's forces approached Anuradhapura, where the final battle would take place.

Following his death, Dutugemunu ordered that Elara be cremated where he had fallen, and had a monument constructed over the place.