A brahmin’s daughter of Vesāli who, after becoming a Stream-winner on hearing the Buddha teach, entered the Order and attained Arahantship, leaving verses recalling an earlier debate with her father.

Anuruddha Thera’s sister, who suffered from a skin disease brought on by a jealous act in a past life, but was cured by the Buddha and restored to beauty after building an assembly hall for the monks at her brother’s urging.

A small river separating the Sakyan and Koliyan peoples, where the Buddha personally intervened to avert a war between them over irrigation water during a drought.

An asterism under which the planting of the Bodhi tree in Sri Lanka was ceremonially performed.

A city that was the birthplace of the elder Paccaya Thera.

A slave woman of Anāthapiṇḍika whose story is told in the Rohiṇī Jātaka.

An alternate reference to Rohita.