Coranāga
PersonUn roi de Sri Lanka qui régna de 3 av. J.-C. à 9 apr. J.-C., fils de Vaṭṭagāmaṇi, qui détruisit dix-huit monastères lui ayant refusé asile alors qu’il était rebelle, et fut finalement empoisonné par sa reine
King of Sri Lanka (3 B.C.– 9 A.C.). He was the son of Vaṭṭagāmaṇi and his name was Mahānāga (Mhv.xxxiii.45). During the reign of Mahācūli Mahātissa he was a rebel and came to the throne after Mahācūli’s death. He destroyed eighteen vihāras which had refused to shelter him as a rebel. He was poisoned by his queen Anulā (Mhv.xxxiv.11 ff). It is said (MA.ii.920; DA.ii.433; AA.ii.532) that after death he was born in the Lokantarikaniraya with a body three quarters of a league in height.
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