Kangkana, the “Siddha-King”, was one of the 84 Indian Vajrayana Mahasiddhas….

岡噶納，”戴手鐲的國王”，是古印度金剛乘八十四大成就者之一….

岡噶納原是比斯努納噶拉 (Visnunagara) 的國王，一日，岡噶納供養一瑜珈士時，瑜珈士欲傳授國王佛法，但岡噶納無法忍受襤褸與骨器為食， 於是瑜珈士傳授不需出離的密法，於是岡噶納觀照臂鐲珠寶而不執著，半年便獲得成就。他為國內所有臣民傳法，五百年後即身前往空行淨土。(維基百科)

Kankana was the King of Visnunagara. His kingdom was fully developed and did not lack any desirable qualities. One day, a yogin came to the place asking for alms. When the king met the yogin, he asked for a method of practicing the Dharma which does not force him to give up everything thing, or wearing patched clothes and eating alms.

The yogin then said there is a method. The yogin instructed the king to give up his pride and attachment to the shining bracelet on his arm, and to combine the unattached mind and the light of the jewels into one, and meditate.

The king then directed his mind to the bracelet on his left arm and meditated. Having experienced the mind itself through these objects of desire, he obtained siddhi in 6 months. When his assistants saw a circle of countless divine maidens around the king, they requested instructions from the king. He preached to his court and various people of Visnunagara. After 500 years, he went to the realm of the Dakas in this very body.

Mahasiddha Kanakhala ||
大成就者 噶納卡拉


84 Mahasiddhas ||
84 大成就者


Mahasiddha Kanhapa ||
大成就者 噶那巴