Dantapura untranslated

Dantapura. Capital of the Kaliṅga country, reigned over by King Sattabhu, contemporary with Reṇu (DN.ii.235f). Other kings mentioned are Nāḷikīra (Ja.v.144) and Karaṇḍu (Ja.iii.376ff). The city is mentioned also in the Kurudhammajātaka (Ja 276, also Dhp­a.iv.89; see also Mvu.iii.361, 364), the Cūḷa Kāliṅgajātaka (Ja 301), and the Kāliṅgabodhijātaka (Ja 479) (q.v.). The left eye-tooth of the Buddha was in Dantapura until taken to Ceylon by Dantakumāra. It had been handed over by Khema Thera (Dāṭh.ii.52, 57; for its identification see CAGI.593) to Brahmadatta, king of Dantapura.