cAturmahArAjika
cāturmahārājika , rarely and doubtfully °jaka , once cāturmāhā° , adj. , almost always with deva or devaputra (the noun rarely omitted), = prec. , and catur° (= Pali cātu(m)mah°), belonging to the group of gods of the four ‘World-Guardians’ , a class of kāmāvacara gods, see deva , and mahāraja(n) : °jaka (but v.l. °jika), without noun deva, Mv i.263.15 ; in the rest, °jika, LV 46.19 ; 150.2 ; 266.4 f. ; 401.8 f. ; Mv i.31.10 ; 240.4 ( v.l. °ja-kāyika); ii.2.8 ; 163.10 ; Divy 68.12 ; 83.6 ; 127.20 ; 219.8 ; 367.9 ; 554.4 ; Av i.5.1 ; 10.16 , etc. ; Mmk 19.12 ; common. This is the most usual form. Once, at least, cāturmāhārājika, Mv ii.314.5 (prose, no v.l. ). Also mahārājika , q.v.