Pilakkhaphaladāyaka
PersonUn arahant qui, dix-huit cycles cosmiques plus tôt, offrit un fruit pilakkha au Bouddha Atthadassī, dont les vers de l’Apadāna sont attribués dans le commentaire à deux theras différents, laissant supposer l’existence de deux anciens de ce nom
An Arahant. Eighteen world-cycles ago he met Atthadassī Buddha and gave him a pilakkha fruit (Ap.i.296, repeated at Ap.ii.410).
His Apadāna verses are, in the Theragāthā Commentary, attributed both to Dhammapāla Thera (ThagA.i.326) and to Passika Thera (ThagA.i.355).
There may have been two of the same name.
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