Devagabbha untranslated

Devagabbha. A Yakkha. When Candagutta died, the Yakkha entered into his dead body and pretended that the king was yet alive. Biṇḍusāra thereupon cut off his head (Mhv­ṭ.188f; cp. Ja.vi.474).

Devagabbhā. Daughter of Mahā Kaṁsa, king of Asitañjana. It was predicted that her son would destroy the lineage of Kaṁsa; she was therefore imprisoned in a room built on a single pillar. With the help of her serving woman, Nandagopā, she entered into an intrigue with Upasāgara, whom she afterwards married.

They had ten sons – the notorious Andhakaveṇhudāsaputtā – and one daughter, Añjanā (Ja.iv.79ff; Pv-a.99ff).