Siggava untranslated

Siggava 01. A king of long ago, who was destroyed by the gods because be insulted holy ascetics. He was a former birth of Upāli Thera. Thag­a.i.368.

Siggava 02. A minister’s son of Pāṭaliputta, who lived in three palaces in great luxury. When he was eighteen, he visited, with his friend Candavajjī, Soṇaka Thera at the Kukkuṭārāma and entered the Saṅgha with five hundred companions. During seven years, Siggava visited for alms the house in which Moggaliputtatissa (q.v.) was born, without so much as receiving a word of welcome, but, in the end, he converted and ordained him, teaching him the Tipiṭaka (Mhv.v.99,120-51; Dpv.iv.40, 57, 89; Vin-a.i.32, 235; Dhs-a.32). Siggava’s father was Sirivaḍḍha. Mhv­ṭ. 215.