Mahāpanāda
PersonA king of Mithilā, son of Suruci, famed for his towering hundred-storey emerald palace, and an earlier birth of the monk Bhaddaji.
Son of Suruci and king of Mithilā. He owned a palace one hundred storeys high, all of emerald; it was one thousand bow-shots (twenty-five leagues) high and sixteen broad and held six thousand musicians.
Mahāpanāda was a previous birth of Bhaddaji. See the Mahāpanāda Jātaka and also Kosalā. See also Saṅkha (3).
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