| Sravasta, Son Of King Yuvanaswa
Sravasta is the son of Yuvanaswa, who built the city of Sravasti. | |
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In the legends it is said that Sravasta is the mythological king and the son of Yuvanaswa. Sravasta found and built the ancient city, Sravasti, in Kosala. Srawati is a city of some sanctity in the estimation of the Buddhists.
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