One of the five daughters of King Vijayabāhu I and Queen Tilokasundarī, who married Jayabāhu.

A previous-birth name of Yasodharā, the mother of Rāhula.

An Ājīvaka who gave grass for a seat to Padumuttara Buddha.

The son of Sumedha Buddha during the Buddha’s last life as a layman.

Brother of Sambahula and king of Amaranagara who entered the Order and became a chief disciple of Siddhattha Buddha.

A king who reigned one hundred and thirty world-cycles ago, a previous birth of the elder Nāgita.

A sage of Kāsī, a former birth of Mahā-Kassapa, whose wife was Bhaddā-Kāpilānī.

The younger brother of Vijaya and son of Sīhabāhu, who reigned in Sīhapura and, invited by Vijaya to succeed to the throne in Sri Lanka, sent his son Paṇḍuvāsudeva in his place.

The younger son of Kuntikinnarī who, ordained together with his brother Tissa, attained Arahantship, and who himself died while walking in meditation in the eighth year of Asoka’s reign, after his brother had earlier died from a venomous insect bite for want of ghee.