Sirimeghavaṇṇa untranslated

Sirimeghavaṇṇa. King of Ceylon (362-409 CE). He was the son of Mahā Sena. He restored the monastic buildings destroyed by Mahā Sena and held a festival in the Ambatthala cetiya in honour of Mahinda, of whom he made a life-size image of gold. He erected the Sotthiyākaravihāra and built a stone terrace round the Tissavasabha bodhi. The Buddha’s Tooth Relic was brought to Ceylon in the ninth year of the king’s reign, and the king placed it in the Dhammacakkapāsāda. He held a great festival in honour of the Relic, and decreed that similar festivals should be held yearly in the Abhayuttaravihāra. He is said to have built eighteen vihāras. He was succeeded by Jeṭṭhatissa. Cv.xxxvii.53ff.