Pītavimānavatthu untranslated

Pītavimānavatthu. The story of a woman of Rājagaha. When Ajātasattu erected a Thūpa over the Buddha’s relics at Rājagaha, she started early one morning with four kosātakī-flowers to offer at the Thūpa. On the way there she was gored to death by a cow, and was reborn in Tāvatiṁsa, wearing yellow garments. There Moggallāna met her and learned her story. Vv.iv.9; Vv-a.200f.