The Six Kings – Culavamsa Chapter 37
So after the Ruler Mahasena[1] had in consequence of his association with impious people, done good and evil all his life, he went according to his doing Continue Reading »
- There is not the slightest doubt that with v. 51 the work of the continuator of the old Mahavamsa begins. We must assume that originally an ornate strophe followed 37, 50 as conclusion of Mahanama’s work. The continuator like his successors (cf. 79. 84; 90. 102), veiled the gap. The content of the lost strophe is apparent from v. 51-52, as also from the last verse of the Dipavamsa (22. 76), which Dhammakitti seems to have taken as his starting-point. -1 [^]