The river where Prince Gotama, after leaving home, cut off his hair and exchanged his princely garments for the robes of an ascetic.

The mother of Nārada Buddha.

The birth city of the Buddha Vessabhū.

A mountain near the Himālayas.

A pleasure garden in Khema where the Buddha Tissa was born.

A powerful ascetic in the time of the Buddha Piyadassī who gave him a jewelled chain and a meal of fruit, and who in the present age became the elder Hemaka.

A king of Jambudīpa fifty aeons ago, a previous birth of the elder Bakkula.

A township in the time of the Buddha Sumana, home of Anupamā, who offered him a meal of milk-rice.

One of the two chief disciples of the Buddha Anomadassī, who taught Sarada the ascetic on the occasion of the latter’s resolve to become a chief disciple himself.

The personal attendant of the Buddha Sobhita.

An ājīvaka ascetic who gave grass for a seat to the Buddha Anomadassī.

The city in whose park the Buddha Atthadassī taught his first discourse.

The birth city of the Buddha Piyadassī and capital of King Sudinna, also said to have been called Sudhañña.