Pre-Buddhist India: A Political, Administrative, Economic, Social and Geographical Survey of Ancient India Based Mainly on the Jataka Stories c3.s5.3

c3.s5.3

| Name. | Reference. | Remarks. |
| Dalhadhamma | III, 385 *ff.* | ...... |
| Dhanañjaya | III, 97 *ff.* | ...... |
| Dahmmapāla | III, 178 | Son of Mahāpatāpa, the cruel. |
| Pādañjali | II, 264 | Son of a Brahmadatta—a ‘lazy loafer’—prevented from ascending to the throne. |
| Pāvāriya | V, 443-4 | Contemporary with Baka, king of Benares—*Cf.* Pāvārika-ambavana near Nālandā. |
| Piliyakkha | VI, 75 *ff.* | Went on a hunting excursion on the banks of the Migasammatā, fatally wounded a young boy Sāma, son of a hunter. |
| Baka | V, 440 | Contemporary with Pāvāriya. |
| Bahuputtaka | IV, 424 *ff.* | Built a lake Khema named after his queen. |
| Bhojanasuddhi | II, 319 *ff.* | Dainty in eating. |
| Mādhava | III, 337 *ff.* | A Māgadha. |
| Mahāpatāpa | III, 178 | Had his son, Dhammapāla, seven years old, executed for a slight offence on the part of his mother Candā. |
| Mahāpiṅgala | III, 240 *ff.* | Wicked and unjust-oppressed his people. |
| Yasapāṇi | II, 186 *ff.* | His *purohita* was Dhammaddhaja and commander-in-chief was Kālaka—Kālaka used to take bribes—Dhammaddhaja appointed to judgeship instead—Kālaka jealous—killed by angry people. |
| Yava | III, 215 *ff.* | Son of a Brahmadatta—had to guard himself against the attacks of his young son who grew impatient for the throne. |
| Vasavatti | VI, 131 | Ruled at Pupphavatī, another name of Benares—his son was Ekarāja. |