Dāṭhāsena untranslated

Dāṭhāsena. A warrior. In the time of Kassapa Buddha he gave milk-rice to monks for 20,000 years. Later he was born in Kubukandha and joined Duṭṭhagāmaṇī, taking a prominent part in the capture of Mahelanagara. Then the king’s mind was poisoned against him and an elephant was let loose on him. But he killed it and went to Mahā Jallika, where he defeated a fisherman of immense strength, then swam across to Coḷa and was ordained by Mahā Varuṇa Thera.

He lived for a time in Therambalakavihāra, sixty leagues away; but finding it unsuitable, he moved to Lohakūṭapabbatavihāra, fifteen leagues away, and there attained Arahant-ship. Ras.ii.104f.