A chief female disciple of Atthadassī Buddha.

The queen consort of King Reṇu of Uttarapañcāla, identified in the Jātaka with Mahāmāyā, the Buddha’s mother.

One of Magha’s four wives whose generosity in securing a seasoned pillar for a rest house led, after her rebirth as a deva, to the Sudhammā assembly hall in Tāvatiṃsa bearing her name.

The sixth daughter of King Kiki of Bārāṇasī, identified in different sources with either Mahāmāyā or the nun Dhammadinnā.

An Arahant of Kassapa Buddha’s era who, at the Buddha’s request, carried a Bodhi-tree branch to Sri Lanka and planted it there.

A class of devas belonging to the Tāvatiṃsa group.

The mother of Sobhita Buddha.

The city where Sobhita Buddha was born.

A king and father of Sobhita Buddha.

The park in which Sobhita Buddha was born and delivered his first discourse.

A park in Sudhammavatī where Sujāta Buddha held his first assembly of monks.

A monk of Macchikāsaṇḍa who was rebuked by the layman Citta for petulantly demanding sesame cakes, later reconciled with him, and eventually became an Arahant.