A river in Kosala believed to wash away sins, where the brahmin Sundarika-Bhāradvāja performed fire sacrifices and once met the Buddha during such a rite.

See Sundarī (3).

A female wandering ascetic murdered by hired assassins at the instigation of jealous heretics, her body planted near the Buddha’s monastery to falsely implicate the monks, until the true killers were exposed a week later.