Aggabodhi
Aggabodhi is a name associated with several Sri Lankan kings of the Anuradhapura Kingdom. The most prominent is Aggabodhi I, who reigned from 571 to 604 CE. His reign is often considered a period of significant development and prosperity. He is credited with initiating major irrigation projects, including the construction and renovation of reservoirs and canals, which were crucial for the island's agricultural economy. He also commissioned religious buildings and supported the monastic community.
Several other kings bore the name Aggabodhi, ruling in subsequent centuries. Aggabodhi II, for instance, reigned