Senaka6
PersonAn Arahant, son of Uruvela-Kassapa’s sister, who was converted on hearing the Buddha teach at the Gayāphagguna festival, and who in the time of the Buddha Sikhī had offered him a handful of peacock feathers.
He was born in a brahmin family as the son of Uruvela-Kassapa’s sister. Senaka heard the Buddha teach at the Gayāphagguna festival, was converted, entered the Order, and attained Arahantship.
In the time of Sikhī Buddha he gave to the Buddha a handful of peacock feathers (Thag.vss.287-90; ThagA.i.388 f). He is evidently identical with Morahatthiya of the Apadāna. Ap.ii.403.
Thag 4.6
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