Dictionary of Pali Proper Names v2.c31.1965

v2.c31.1965

Moggallāna is connected with characters in several Jātakas: thus, he was Kisavaccha in the Indriya Jātaka (i. iii. 469), Sakka in the Illīsa (i. 354), one of the devas in the Kakkāru (iii. 90), the tortoise in the Kuruṅgamiga (ii. 155), Candasena in the Khaṇḍahāla (vi. 157), the senāpati in the Cullasutasoma (v. 192), the youngest bird in the Javana-haṃsa (iv. 218), the elephant in the Tittira (i. 220), the tiger in the Tittira (iii. 543), Āyura in the Dasaṇṇaka (iii. 341), the jackal in the Pañcūposatha (iv. 332), Suriya in the Biḷārikosiya (iv. 69), one of the brothers in the Bhisa (iv. 314), Subhaga in the Bhūridatta (vi. 219), the old tortoise in the Mahāukkusa (iv. 297), Migājina in the Mahājanaka (vi. 68), Bījaka in the Mahānāradakassapa (vi. 255), the king's charioteer in the Rājovāda (ii. 5), the tiger in the Vaṇṇāroha (iii. 193), the Garuḷa-king in the Vidhurapaṇḍita (vi. 329), the tiger in the Vyaggha (ii. 358), the rat in the Saccaṅkara (i. 32), Bhadrakāra in the Sambhava (v. 67), Kisavaccha in the Sarabhaṅga (v. 151), the jackal in the Sasa (iii. 56), Canda in the Sudhābhojana (v. 412), and Gopāla in the Hatthipāla (iv. 491).