Nāgadāsaka untranslated

Nāgadāsaka. King of Magadha and son of Muṇḍa. He slew his father and ruled for twenty-four years. The people deposed him and made Susunāga king in his place. Mhv.xvi.4 ff.; Vin-a.i.73; Dpv.iv.41; Dpv.v.78; Dpv.xi.10, where he is called Dasaka. But see DN­a. i. 1.53, where his father is called Anuruddha.