The Geographical Dictionary of Ancient and Mediaeval India c6.s6.66

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Kiyul—I. Rohinnâlâ. It has been identified by General Cunningham with Lo-in-ni-lo of Hiuen Tsiang; it is situated immediately to the south of Lakhi-serai on the E. I. Railway. It contains a large image of Padmapâni and several Buddhist figures (Cunningham’s Arch. S. Rep., vol. III). Lo-in-ni-lo included Jayanagar on the north containing the fort, and Rajaona or Rajjhana on the south containing many remains of the Buddhist period. See however, Rehuânâlâ. II. The river Rishikulyâ in Bihar.