伝説上の王で、Ceti とも呼ばれ、Apacāra という名も同様に帯び、後に Cecca と短縮された。

A legendary king, also called Ceti, whose name Apacāra likewise bore, later shortened to Cecca.

ヒマラヤ山麓とヤムナー川近くの両方に居住地を持つ、古代インドの十六大国の一つで、初期仏教の重要な中心地であった

One of the sixteen great nations of ancient India, with settlements both in the Himalayan foothills and near the Yamunā, and an important centre of early Buddhism.

ドゥーマラッカ山の夜叉女で、牝馬の姿をとって長い追跡の末にパンドゥカーバヤに捕らえられ、その後戦いに乗り込み彼を助けた人物。

A yakkhinī of Dhūmarakkha mountain whom Paṇḍukābhaya captured, after a long chase in which she took the form of a mare, and then rode into battle where she aided him.