Hatthadāṭha untranslated

Hatthadāṭha 01. A nephew of Dāṭhopatissa I. who fled to Jambudīpa when Dāṭhopatissa was defeated by Kassapa II. He later returned with a Damiḷa force, defeated Dappula II., who was then on the throne, and became king under the name of Dāṭhopatissa II. (650-58 CE.) (Cv.xliv.154). His nephew, Aggabodhi, became Viceroy and governor of Dakkhiṇadesa. Hatthadāṭha gave Senāmagāma to the Kassapavihāra, Mahā Galla to the Padhānaghara, Kasagāma to the Morapariveṇa, and Puṇṇeli to the Thūpārāma. He built the Kappurapariveṇa and the Tiputthullapariveṇa in the Abhayuttaravihāra. Māṇavamma of Rohaṇa rose in rebellion against him, but was defeated in a battle. Dāṭhopatissa was succeeded by Aggabodhi VI. Cv.xlv.22, 78 f.; xlvi.1; xlvii.4, 36, 39.

Hatthadāṭha 02. A native of Uṇhanagara. He was summoned to Ceylon by the Damiḷa Potthakuṭṭha and consecrated king (676 CE.). He built the Padhānaghara in Kāḷadīghāvika and died after a reign of only six months, killed by the soldiers of Māṇavamma. Cv.xlvi.45; xlvii.57; see also Cv.Trs.i.102, n.3.