Now do not be surprised to get married to a sodom, even though it is considered incestuous to today's Hindu, but such a marriage was once recognized in Indian society. It also happened in Bengali society. It is evidenced by the fact that we have two distinct points of the name 'Dipavansh' and 'Mahaishansh' of Sinhala. It has been mentioned that before the inception of Gautam Buddha, there was a king in Bonganagar, Bangadesh. He married the princess of Kalinga. They have a very beautiful daughter; But he was very wicked. He once escaped and entered a group of Magadha passenger merchants. When they came to the border of Bengal, a lion attacked them. Merchants flee in fear. But the princess pleases the lion and marries her. It seems that if there is literally no 'lion' in the name of 'Singh', it will mean very straightforward. She has a son named Singhbhau and a daughter is born under the lion's lair. Lionahoo grew up and killed Singha and married his sister-in-law. Later, he established a state in Radha. In the womb of his sobriquet and he has many sons in the throne. The names of the first two are Vijay and Sumitra. The victory was extremely cruel and oppressive. The inhabitants of the country became uneasy for his mischief. By force, the king sent a victory boat to the sea along with seven hundred paracharas. After conquering the conquest, he came to Lanka, and married a Yakshini named Kubani and established the Sinhala kingdom. On the day the victory reached Lankadwip, Lord Buddha received the Mahapriyar in Kushinagar. Two stories can be found from this story. At the time of conquest, Singhabahu, the father of the contemporary of Lord Buddha and second victory, married his younger brother.