Koṭṭhabhadda untranslated

Koṭṭhabhadda. A great causeway on the river Jaggarā. It was restored by Parakkamabāhu I. (Cv.1xviii.16). It was so-called because the land on either side of it became, as a result of its construction, studded with granaries full of untrussed rice (abaddhavīhi). Cv.1xviii.31.