Answer

In Niryāvalikā, there is not a commonly cited standalone mention of a specific “Malla king” by name.

Explanation

If you are referring to the Malla people or the Malla gaṇa, Jain texts may mention them as part of the ancient political setting. But Niryāvalikā is not usually known for a detailed story centered on a particular “Malla king” in the way some other narratives name individual rulers.

Spiritual Understanding

Jain canonical texts often focus less on royal glory and more on karma, conduct, detachment, and the spiritual consequences of actions. So historical or political names appear mainly as context.

Takeaway

If you want a precise scriptural reference, the exact verse or passage is needed. Then the meaning can be explained clearly in Jain terms.