Gutta untranslated

Gutta, Guttaka. A Tamil usurper. He was a horse-dealer and came to Ceylon with another Tamil named Sena. They killed King Sūratissa and reigned at Anurādhapura for twenty-two years (177-155 B.C.). They were killed by Asela. Mhv.xxi.10f; Dpv.xviii.47f.

Guttā 01. Guttā Therī. She belonged to a Brahmin family of Sāvatthī; when she reached adolescence household life became repugnant to her owing to her upanissaya (potential), and, with her parents’ consent, she entered the Saṅgha under Pajāpatī Gotamī. For a long time she could not concentrate her mind, but, encouraged by the Buddha, she attained Arahant-ship. Thīg.vv.163-8; Thīg­a.157f.

Guttā 02. The third of the seven daughters of Kikī, king of Benares. She was a previous birth of Paṭācārā. Ja.vi.481; but see Ap.ii.558, v.15, where Paṭācārā is identified with Bhikkhunī.