Puṇṇabhadda untranslated

Puṇṇabhadda. The Mahā Niddesa (pp. 89, 92), in its explanation of vattasuddhikā, mentions, among others, Puṇṇabhaddavattika, Vāsudevavattika, Baladevavattika and Maṇibhaddavattika. Puṇṇabhadda is, therefore, probably the name of a Yakkha like Vāsudeva and Baladeva.

The PTSPED., s.v. Puṇṇa, suggests Puṇṇabhadda was the father of the Yakkha Harikesa. The Mahā Bhārata (i.35, 1557) gives Pūrṇabhadra as the name of a serpent.