A cross-reference to Rāhula’s mother.

The daughter of the treasurer of Sunandagāma, who offered a meal of milk-rice to Koṇḍañña Buddha.

The wife of the warrior Yasavā and mother of Anomadassī Buddha.

A daughter of King Jayasena who married Añjana the Sakyan and was the mother of Māyā, Pajāpatī, Daṇḍapāṇī, and Suppabuddha, and sister of Sīhahanu.

A daughter of King Vijayabāhu I and Queen Līlāvatī of Sri Lanka, who married Vīravamma, was later raised to the rank of queen, and had a great building erected in her honor.

One of the chief female lay supporters of Sumedha Buddha.

A king fifty-five world-cycles ago, a previous birth of the thera Ukkhepakatavaccha, also called Ekatthambhika.

The name shared by seventy-seven kings, all previous births of Soṇa Koḷivisa.

A brahmin, father of Subhadda, who became one of the chief disciples of the Buddha Koṇḍañña.

A teacher in the time of the Buddha Kassapa; see also Andhavana.