A forest in the Himavā containing Lake Mandākinī, where the elder Aññāta-Koṇḍañña lived in retirement for twelve years, attended by elephants.

One of the seven great lakes of the Himavā, famed for its jewel-like clear centre ringed by seven bands of lilies and seven mountain ranges.

The highest-ranked clan of elephants, into which the Bodhisatta was once born as king, said to possess the strength of ten thousand million men each.

The Bodhisatta born as the pure white king of a clan of eight thousand elephants, whose tusks were cut off at the instigation of a jealous former queen reborn as a human consort.