Mahāsamayasutta

Suttapiṭaka · Dīghanikāya · Mahāvagga · Vol. 10 · Section 242

[242] And the eastern quarter King Dhataraṭṭha rules, lord of the gandhabbas; a great king is he, glorious. Many too are his sons, named Inda, of great strength, possessed of psychic power (iddhi), radiant, endowed with beauty, glorious; rejoicing, they came forth to the wood, the assembly of bhikkhus. And the southern quarter King Virūḷha rules, lord of the kumbhaṇḍas; a great king is he, glorious. Many too are his sons, named Inda, of great strength, possessed of psychic power, radiant, endowed with beauty, glorious; rejoicing, they came forth to the wood, the assembly of bhikkhus. And the western quarter King Virūpakkha rules, lord of the nāgas; a great king is he, glorious. Many too are his sons, named Inda, of great strength, possessed of psychic power, radiant, endowed with beauty, glorious; rejoicing, they came forth to the wood, the assembly of bhikkhus. And the northern quarter King Kuvera rules, lord of the yakkhas; a great king is he, glorious. Many too are his sons, named Inda, of great strength, possessed of psychic power, radiant, endowed with beauty, glorious; rejoicing, they came forth to the wood, the assembly of bhikkhus. The eastern quarter, Dhataraṭṭha; by the south, Virūḷhaka; by the west, Virūpakkha; Kuvera, the northern quarter: those Four Great Kings, all around the four quarters, stood blazing brilliantly in the wood of Kapilavatthu.

English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.