Paṁsukūlapūjaka Thera untranslated

Paṁsukūlapūjaka Thera. An Arahant. Ninety-one kappas ago he saw a paṁsukūla robe hanging over the mountain Udaka (Uraga), and being pleased with the sight, he offered before it three kiṅkhaṇi-flowers (Ap.ii.434).

His Apadāna verses are mentioned in the Theragātha Commentary in connection both with Gosāla Thera (Thag­a.i.79) and with Mahā Kāḷa Thera (Ibid.,272).