Dipavamsa, the Chronicle of the Island

The Chonicle of the Island - 124
36. Accutagāmi yo nāma Ujjeniṁ tattha māpayi,
Upatisso Upatissaṁ nagaraṁ suvibhattantarāpaṇaṁ
iddhaṁ phītaṁ suvitthāraṁ ramaṇīyaṁ manoramaṁ. |
36. He who was called Accutagāmi then founded Ujjenī, Upatissa founded
Upatissanagara which had well arranged markets, which was prosperous,
opulent, large, charming, and lovely.
37. Laṅkādīpavhaye ramme Tambapaṇṇimhi issaro
Vijayo nāma nāmena paṭhamaṁ rajjaṁ akārayi. |
37. The king called Vijaya by name was the first ruler who reigned in
Tambapaṇṇi over the delightful island of Laṅkā.
38. āgate sattavassamhi ākiṇṇo janapado ahū.
aṭṭhatiṁsati vassāni rajjaṁ kāresi khattiyo. |
38. When seven years (of his reign) had passed, the land was crowded with
people. That prince reigned thirty-eight years.
39. sambuddhe navame māse yakkhasenaṁ vidhamitaṁ,
sambuddhe pañcame vasse nāgānaṁ damayī jino,
sambuddhe aṭṭhame vasse samāpatti samāpayi. 303 |
39. In the ninth month after (Gotama) had become Buddha, the host of Yakkhas
was destroyed; in the fifth year after his attaining Buddhaship the Jina
conquered the Nāgas; in the eighth year after his attaining Buddhaship he
completed the Samāpatti meditations (in Laṅkā).
40. imāni tīṇi ṭhānāni idhāgami tathāgato.
sambuddhe pacchime vasse Vijayo idham āgato. |
40. On these three occasions the Tathāgata came hither. In the last year of the
Buddha Vijaya came hither.
41. manussāvāsaṁ akārayi sambuddho dipaduttamo.
anupādisesāya sambuddho nibbuto upadhisaṅkhaye. |
41. The Sambuddha, the most excellent of men, made (the island fit for) the
residence of men; the Sambuddha (afterwards) reached complete Nibbāna by the
entire annihilation of the substrata of existence. [163]
303 vidhamitaṁ G1 N, vidhaṁsitaṁ A B G2, vimadditaṁ Z. – samāpattī?