[these six are brothers-in-law] 4.  Abhaya, son of Paduwasa, dethroned Upatissaneuera 474
      Interregnum 454
5.  Pandukabhaya, maternal
      grandson of Panduwasa Anuradhapoora 437
6.  Mutasiwa, paternal grandson ditto 367 7.  Devenipiatissa, second son ditto 307
       Mahanaga, brother Magama
       Yatalatissa, son Kellania
       Gotabhaya, son Magama
       Kellani-tissa, not specified Kellania
       Kawan-tissa, son of Gotabhaya Magama
8.  Uttiya, fourth son of Mutasiwa Anuradhapoora 267 9.  Mahasiwa, fifth do. ditto 257 10.  Suratissa, sixth do. put to death ditto 247 11.  Sena and Guttika, foreign
      usurpers—­put to death ditto 237
12.  Asela, ninth son of Mutasiwa—­deposed ditto 215 13.  Elala, foreign usurper—­killed in battle ditto 205 14.  Dutugaimunu, son of Kawantissa ditto 161 15.  Saidaitissa, brother ditto 137 16.  Tuhl or Thullathanaka,
      younger son—­deposed ditto 119
17.  Laiminitissa 1st or
      Lajjitissa, elder brother ditto 119
18.  Kalunna or Khallatanaga,
      brother—­put to death ditto 109
19.  Walagambahu 1st or
      Wattagamini, brother—­deposed ditto 104
20. [Five foreign usurpers—­successively
       deposed and put to death]
      Pulahattha ditto 103
      Bayiha ditto 100
      Panayamara ditto 98
      Peliyamara ditto 91
      Dathiya ditto 90
21.  Walagambahu 1st, reconquered
      the kingdom ditto 88
22.  Mahadailitissa or Mahachula, son ditto 76 23.  Chora Naga, son—­put to death ditto 62 24.  Kuda Tissa, son—­poisoned by his wife ditto 50 25.  Anula, widow ditto 47 26.  Makalantissa or Kallakanni Tissa, second
      son of Kudatissa ditto 41
27.  Batiyatissa 1st or Batikabhaya, son ditto 19