Coranāga untranslated

Coranāga. King of Ceylon (3 B.C.–9 CE.). He was the son of Vaṭṭagāmaṇī and his name was Mahā Nāga (Mhv.xxxiii.45). During the reign of Mahā Cūḷi Mahā Tissa he was a rebel and came to the throne after Mahā Cūḷi’s death. He destroyed eighteen vihāras which had refused to shelter him as a rebel. He was poisoned by his queen Anulā (Mhv.xxxiv.11ff). It is said that after death he was born in the Lokantarikaniraya with a body three gāvutas in height (MN­a.ii.920; DN­a.ii.433; AN­a.ii.532).