An astrologer whose prediction about Kitti’s (later Vijayabāhu I’s) destiny won him Buddharāja’s support.

Father of Sūranimmila and of seven sons, who lived in Khandavitthika.

A lay disciple destined to become the future Buddha Metteyya’s chief lay patron.

A minister of King Duṭṭhagāmaṇī who was made Treasurer after his generous alms-giving won the parasol-deity’s approval; he is likely the same Saṅgha foretold to become Metteyya’s chief patron.

A minister of King Kākavaṇṇa Tissa whose daughter Kiñcisaṅghā became known as Saṅghupatthāyikā for her generosity to the monks.

A member of Prince Siddhattha’s court who joined the Order together with Mahāpajāpatī Gotamī and became an Arahant.

A daughter of King Mahānāma and step-sister of Sotthisena who killed him to give the kingdom to her husband, who died within the year.

The wife of King Mānavamma, daughter of the Malaya prince Saṅghasena.

A daughter of Aggabodhi VI and wife of Aggabodhi VII who, after her husband struck her and her father sent her to a nunnery, fled with her cousin to Rohaṇa before reconciling with her husband.

The chief queen of King Sena I who, with her husband, built the Pubbārāma and Saṅghasenārāma monasteries and also built the Uttara-vihāra and Mahindasena pariveṇa.

Daughter of Kittaggabodhi and Devā and wife of Sena II who bore King Kassapa V and, after her husband’s death, became the chief queen of his successor.

The wife of King Kassapa V, daughter of Mahinda, the crown prince of Sena II, and of Tissā.

A female lay disciple foretold to become the chief patron among laywomen attending the future Buddha Metteyya.