佛祖統紀 1.102

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懿摩王第四子莊嚴（即別成）懿摩百輪王最後王。名大善生（案四分律。懿師摩。次第百王。後有王。名大善生。南山釋迦譜云大善生。即如來七世祖也）自百輪王後。六世祖烏婆羅王。五世祖淚婆羅王。四世祖尼求羅王。三世祖尼浮羅王。二世祖師子頰王。一世父淨飯王。師子頰四子。一淨飯王（諸經或云白淨）有二子。長悉達太子。次難陀。二白飯王二子。長調達（諸經或云提婆達多）次阿難陀。三斛飯王二子。長摩訶男（或云俱利太子。五比丘之一）次阿那律（或云阿㝹樓馱）四甘露飯王二子。長婆沙。次跋提（五比丘之一長阿含經）。

King Ikṣvāku's fourth son was Alamkāra (that is, Biecheng). The last of the hundred wheel-turning kings of the Ikṣvāku lineage was named Mahāsammata. (According to the Dharmaguptaka Vinaya: "After one hundred kings in succession from Ikṣvāku, there was a king named Mahāsammata." Nanshan's Shijia pu states that Mahāsammata was the Tathāgata's seventh-generation ancestor.) From after the hundred wheel-turning kings, the sixth-generation ancestor was King Utpala; the fifth-generation ancestor was King Rodana; the fourth-generation ancestor was King Nyagrodha; the third-generation ancestor was King Nipura; the second-generation ancestor was King Siṃhahanu; and the first generation was the father, King Śuddhodana. King Siṃhahanu had four sons: First, King Śuddhodana (some sūtras say Baijing), who had two sons: the elder, Prince Siddhārtha, and the younger, Nanda. Second, King Śuklodana, who had two sons: the elder, Tiaoda (some sūtras say Devadatta), and the younger, Ānanda. Third, King Droṇodana, who had two sons: the elder, Mahānāman (some say Prince Kulika, one of the five monks), and the younger, Aniruddha (some say Anuruddha). Fourth, King Amṛtodana, who had two sons: the elder, Vāṣpa, and the younger, Bhadrika (one of the five monks; Dīrgha Āgama).