Dasārahā untranslated

Dasārahā. A group of Khattiyas, owners of the Ānaka-drum (q.v.) (SN.ii.266f). Buddhaghosa says (SN­a.ii.167) they were so-called because they took one tenth of the corn (sassato dasabhāgaṁ gaṇhiṁsu, tasmā Dasārahā ti paññāyiṁsu). In the Kakkaṭajātaka (Ja.ii.344) they are referred to as the “dasabhātikarājāno.”