Yes. Ceylon was a British colony from 1814-1949.
The British East India Company established control of the island in 1796, declaring it a crown colony in 1802, although the island would not be officially connected with British India. The fall of the kingdom of Kandy in 1815 unified the island under British rule.
British Ceylon ended in 1948.
British Ceylon was created in 1815.
British Expedition to Ceylon happened in 1803.
No, Sri Lanka was not part of British India. Sri Lanka was a separate British colony known as Ceylon until it gained independence in 1948.
Sri Lanka was previous called Ceylon, and before that it was British Ceylon.
Sri Lanka was previous called Ceylon, and before that, it was British Ceylon.
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Several countries in the British Empire have changed their names after gaining independence. For example, Ceylon became Sri Lanka in 1972, and the Gold Coast was renamed Ghana in 1957. In 1986, the British colony of Burma officially changed its name to Myanmar. Additionally, the British colony of Rhodesia is now known as Zimbabwe since 1980.
Sri Lanka was once called "Ceylon" by the British.
There were many names. In British period, It was called Ceylon