Dictionary of Pali Proper Names v1.c7.432

v1.c7.432

He was many times king: in the Nigrodhamiga (i. 153), the Kukkura (i. 178), the Bhojājānīya (i. 181), the Ajañña (i. 182), the Tittha (i. 185), the Mahilāmukha (i. 188), the Mudulakkhana (i. 306), the Kuddāla (i. 315), the Mahāsupina (i. 345), the Attisa (i. 354), the Mahāsāra (i. 387), the Sālittaka (i. 420), the Bandhanamokkha (i. 440), the Ekapaṇṇa (i. 508), the Gagga (ii. 17), the Suhanu (ii. 32), the Mora (ii. 38), the Susīma (ii. 50), the Gijjha (ii. 52), the Kalyāṇadhamma (ii. 65), the Kalāyamuṭṭhi (ii. 76), the Saṅgāmāvacara (ii. 95), the Vālodaka (ii. 97), the Giridanta (ii. 99), the Pabbatūpatthara (ii. 127), the Puṇṇanadī (ii. 175), the Kacchapa (ii. 178), the Kosiya (ii. 209), the Guttila (ii. 257), the Saṅkappa (ii. 277), the Kuṇḍaka-Sindhava (ii. 291) the Siri (ii. 415), the Nānacchanda (ii. 429), the Supatta (ii. 436), the Chavaka (iii. 30), the Sayha (iii. 33), the Brahmadatta (iii. 81), the Rājovāda (iii. 112), the Kesava (iii. 145), the Sussoṇḍi (iii. 190), the Avāriya (iii. 232), the Nandiyamiga (iii. 274), the Dhajaviheṭha (iii. 307), the Kukku (iii. 321), the Sutanu (iii. 330), the Aṭṭhisena (iii. 355), the Mahākapi (iii. 375), the Daḷhadhamma (iii. 388), the Susīma (iii. 397), the Aṭṭhasadda (iii. 434), the Aṭṭhāna (iii. 478), the Cullabodhi (iv. 27), the Mātiposaka (iv. 95), the Bhaddasāla (iv. 157), the Mittāmitta (iv. 199), the Amba (iv. 207), the Javahaṃsa (iv. 218), the Dūta (iv. 228), the Rurumiga (ii. 263), the Sarabhamiga (ii. 275), the Uddālaka (iv. 304), the Dasabrāhmaṇa (iv. 368), the Bhikkhāparampara (iv. 374), the Sattigumba (iv. 437), the Kumbha (v. 20), the Tesakuṇa (v. 125) and the Sāma (vi. 95).