Pāli Dictionary

Santuṭṭha2

Place

The name of both a palace of Koṇāgamana Buddha during his last life as a layman, and a discourse in which the Buddha praises Mahā-Kassapa’s contentment with whatever robes, alms, and lodging he receives.

A palace of Koṇāgamana Buddha in his last lay life. Bu.xxiv.18.

Santuṭṭha Sutta.– The Buddha speaks in praise of Mahā-Kassapa, his contentment with whatever he receives in the way of robes, alms, lodgings and medicaments. He is an example worthy of emulation. S.ii.194.

SN 16.1

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