The daughter of the banker Anupama, who offered a meal of milk-rice to the Buddha Anomadassī just before his Enlightenment.

The daughter of another banker named Anupama, of the village Anoma, who offered a meal of milk-rice to the Buddha Sumana just before his Enlightenment.

A cross-reference to Māgaṇḍiyā.

The city where the Buddha Vessabhū was born, though the Buddhavaṃsa instead gives its name as Anomā.

A pleasance where the Buddha Vessabhū was born and, after his Enlightenment, performed the Twin Miracle.

A son of the Buddha Phussa, though the Buddhavaṃsa gives his name instead as Ānanda.

A son of the Buddha Siddhattha.

A city in Anomārāma where the Buddha Atthadassī passed away.

A brahmin village in the time of the Buddha Anomadassī.

An Ājīvaka ascetic who offered grass to the Buddha Sumana for his seat.

A son of the Buddha Sumana.

A banker, father of one of two women who both bore the name Anupamā.

A banker, father of the other woman also named Anupamā.