The daughter of King Polajanaka in the Mahājanaka Jātaka, identified as a past life of Rāhula’s mother.

The son of Suppavāsā, who carried him in her womb for seven years and labored seven days before his birth, and who as a monk was declared by the Buddha foremost among recipients of offerings.

A daughter of King Ānanda Gāmaṇi, also known as Revatī, who reigned as queen of Sri Lanka for four months in 93 A.C. before being dethroned by Iḷanāga.

An eminent monk who attended the foundation ceremony of the Great Thūpa in Sri Lanka.

A cross-reference to Sīhasīvalī.

One of the founders of the Sīhalasaṅgha monastic order in Burma, who later established a sect of his own.

A leading female disciple of the Buddha Siddhattha.

A leading female disciple of the Buddha Maṅgala.