Okilinisapattaṅgārakokirisutta untranslated

Okilinisapattaṅgārakokirisutta. The story of a Peta mentioned in the Lakkhaṇasaṁyutta.

She was seen going through the air, parched and sooty, uttering cries of distress. Moggallāna declares (SN.ii.260; SN­a.ii.163) that she had once been the head queen of a king of Kaliṅga.

One day, seeing the king show fondness for a dancer who was massaging him, she was moved with jealousy and scattered a brazier of coals over the woman’s head.