pThis book presents a new and provocative perspective on South Indian migration to Sri Lanka, in contrast to the traditional historical records. ppThe central theme of the book is about a group of South Indian Br257hmins who migrated to Sath Korale Kurunegala District, Sri Lanka, in the 16th century, during the Mundukondapola regional kingdom. These South Indian Brahmi immigrants were Hindus and the speakers of Dravidian languages. They eventually integrated into the Sinhala Buddhist society in Sath Korale and Kandyan regions. ppThe analysis of evidence is based on historical ola-leaf manuscripts emPuskola Pothem, sociological accounts, and recent genealogical records.ppThis book also gives a brief account of other South Indian migrants settled in other parts of the country from medieval times, and assimilated into the local Sri Lankan society. ppIt appears that none of the current descendants of all these groups are fully aware of their South Indian roots as they have been erased from