A monk who developed insight and Arahantship after reflecting on the suffering of a doe bound by love and hunger for her fawn, and who then admonished a fellow monk into the same attainment.

A monk, probably of Sri Lanka, under whom a novice attained Arahantship after seeing a king on an elephant and contemplating the body’s impurity.

A novice, nephew of Mahānāga Thera, who made a heavenly palace tremble with his psychic power on the very day he became an Arahant.

A cross-reference to two other monks of the same name, Bhāgineyya Saṅgharakkhita and Mahā-Saṅgharakkhita.

A Sri Lankan monk and pupil of Sāriputta and Medhaṅkara who authored several works on Pali grammar, rhetoric, and prosody.

An elder appointed head of the Order by King Vijayabāhu III, entrusted with the Tooth Relic and the education of the heir to the throne.

An eminent monk entrusted by King Kittisirirājasīha with restoring the Majjhapalli monastery.