Licchavi Raja (of Vaishali)

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Register(s) of the surname

Events

child birth: ♂ Shishunaga

child birth: ♂ Ullur ? (Ullevi, Liccavi)

Notes

Buddhist tradition has preserved the names of a number of eminent Licchavis, which include prince Abhyaya, Oṭṭhaddha (Mahāli), generals, Sīha and Ajita, Dummukha and Sunakkhata. The Kalpasūtra of Bhadravāhu refers to the nine Licchavi gaṇarājas (chieftains) who along with the nine Malla gaṇarājas and the eighteen Kāśī-Kośala gaṇarājas formed a league against Magadha. The leader of this alliance was Cheṭaka, whose sister Triśalā was the mother of Mahavira.

From grandparents to grandchildren

Grandparents

♀ Parmys A ? (Phaidime, Otainus)

marriage: ♂ Darius I of Persia (Darayavahus)
marriage: Ψ w Cambyses II
marriage: ♂ Bardiya

♂ Vimala ? (Kondanna)

♂ Ajatashatru

title: between -491 and -461, King of Magadhan

♀ Kunika

Grandparents

Parents

♂ Udayi-Bhadda (UdayiBhadra) ? (Huddinus of Vaishall, (Odin))

title: -459, King of Magadhan

♀ ? (Lady of the Liccavi Clan)

Parents

 

== 3 ==

♀ Sifini (Sif) Nagara (Nagara-shobhini)

♂ Licchavi Raja (of Vaishali)

== 3 ==

Children

♂ Shishunaga

other: between -413 and -395, Har Magadha, king of Maghadan

♂ Ullur ? (Ullevi, Liccavi)

Children

Grandchildren

♂ Kakavarna Kalashoka

Grandchildren

Licchavi

Nagara

Shishunaga