Sātavāhana untranslated

Sātavāhana. v.l. Setavāhana. A king. It is said that when Anāthapiṇḍika’s family fell into poverty, owing to the alms given by him, a girl of the family, wishing to give alms, went to Sātavāhana’s kingdom, swept a threshing floor and gave alms with the money so obtained (DN­a.i.303; is this Sātavāhana the king of the Kathāsaritsāgara i.32?). A monk told this to the king, who sent for the girl and made her his chief queen.