The Bhikṣuṇī Maṇimēkhalai

243 - Good and Bad Deeds
Going to the Cakravāḷakoṭṭam, she circumambulated three times the
guests’ hall, the temple of Champāpati, and the statue on the pillar and
passed by way of air to where ‘the descendant of Indra’, Āputra, was
holding rule. Getting down in a grove of flowering trees, she, with
due reverence, enquired of a hermit the name of the place and that of
the ruler of the locality. She was told that the city was Nāgapura, and
its ruler Puṇyarāja, the son of Bhūmicandra. He further offered the
information that,
‘Since the birth of this ruler, rains have never failed, earth and trees
have always yielded plenty, and living beings have had no taste of
wasting diseases.’