A monastery donated for the use of the Buddha Padumuttara by the layman who, in that past life, would later become Upāli.

A householder whose park was bought by the layman who would become Ānanda for a vast sum, so that a monastery could be built there for the Buddha Padumuttara.

The city where the Buddha Atthadassī was born and later taught his own relatives.

A city built by the divine architect Vissakamma for Ukkāsatika’s use during his past life as a Universal Monarch, fifty-five world-cycles ago.

A king of Sobhavatī in the time of the Buddha Koṇāgamana, who sent a branch of the Bodhi tree to Sri Lanka in the care of Kanakadattā.