Kuvaṇṇā untranslated

Kuvaṇṇā v.l. Kuveṇī. A Yakkha maiden, whom Vijaya married on his arrival in Ceylon. With her assistance he killed the Yakkhas at their feast in Sirīsivatthu. Later Vijaya discarded her in favour of a royal maiden from Madhurā, and she left, with her two children Jīvahattha and Dipellā, for Laṅkāpura, where she was slain as a spy. Her children fled to Malaya and their descendants became the Pulindas (Mhv.vii.9-68).

Kuvaṇṇā had as companion a slave called Sīsapātī (Sīsapātikā).

Mhv­ṭ.255.