Also called Sudassana kūṭa, Sudassanagiri, Sudassanasiluccaya. The first of the five mountain ranges surrounding Anotatta. It is of a golden colour, two hundred leagues in height, and bent inwards like a crow’s beak (SNA.ii.437; cf. 443; AA.ii.759; J.vi.125). Dīpankara Buddha held an assembly of his monks there. Bu.ii.200.