A monk of a householder family in Sāvatthi, elder brother of Sirivaḍḍha, who was disparaged by fellow monks despite winning Arahantship, and is identified with Pulinuppādaka Thera of the Apadāna.

Mother of Sumana Buddha and wife of Sudatta.

Mother of Phussa Buddha and wife of Jayasena.

A laywoman who was one of the chief patrons of Revata Buddha.

Wife of Anomadassī Buddha before his renunciation.

One of the chief laywomen supporters of Sumedha Buddha.

One of the chief laywomen supporters of Dīpaṅkara Buddha.

One of the chief laywomen supporters of Vipassī Buddha.

One of the chief laywomen supporters of Vessabhū Buddha.

One of the palaces occupied by Vipassī Buddha during his last life as a layman.

One of the palaces occupied by Maṅgala Buddha during his last life as a layman.

A courtesan of Rājagaha and younger sister of Jīvaka, who became a Stream-winner after hearing the Buddha teach, and whose corpse the Buddha had displayed unburned to teach the citizens about impermanence.