KING OF NIRAYA      Yamaraja

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Killing Yama; Vemanika-peta
Killing Yama, King of Niraya, is not an inhabitant of the infernal regions. As a result of past deeds of merit mixed with evil deeds, he is reborn as one of the Vemanika Petas who have their mansion in Catumaharajika, the lowest of the six deva realms. He enjoys the pleasure of the deva world, attended by celestial maidens, etc, and at other times, experiences the sufferings of a peta. Some of the Yamarajas attain Insight and fruition (Magga and Phala) and realize Nibbana. From the moment they attain Magga and Phala all resultants of evil action cease.