Sīhapura untranslated

Sīhapura 01. A city, built by the third son of King Upacara of the Mahā Sammata dynasty. Ja.iii.460.

Sīhapura 02. A town in Lāḷa, from which Vijaya and his followers went to Ceylon. It was founded by Sīhabāhu, who became its first king (Mhv.vi.35; Dpv.ix.4, 5, 43).

Tilokasundarī, consort of Vijayabāhu I., was born in Sīhapura (Cv.lix.46). It was to the north of Kāliṅga. The south-eastern district of Chutiā Nāgpur, to the west of Bengal, is still called Siṅghabhūm. Cv.Trs.i.213, n.1.

Sīhapura 03. A suburb of Pulatthipura, in which was the Kusinārāvihāra. Cv.lxxviii.84.