Sirimaṇḍa
PersonAlso known as Sirimanda Thera
スムスマーラギリのバラモンで、ベーサカラーヴァナで仏陀の説法を聞いて出家し、仏陀の教えの清浄さを省みる中で阿羅漢果を得た
v.l. Sirimanda Thera.- He belonged to a brahmin family of Suṃsumāragiri and entered the Order, after hearing the Buddha teach in Bhesakalāvana. One fast day, while seated where the Pāṭimokkha was being recited, he pondered on the advantages to be gained by the confession of faults, and uttered eagerly, “How utterly pure is the teaching of the Buddha.” Thus expanding insight he attained Arahantship. Later, reviewing his life, he admonished his colleagues. Thag.vss.447-52; ThagA.i.462 f.
Thag 6.13
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