Setuccha Thera untranslated

Setuccha Thera. He belonged to the family of a provincial ruler (maṇḍalikarājā), but was unable to maintain his country’s independence, and lost his throne. While wandering about in misery, he saw and heard the Buddha, entered the Saṅgha, and won Arahant-ship.

In the time of Tissa Buddha he was a householder, and gave the Buddha a panasa-fruit mixed with a curry of coconut. Thirteen kappas ago he was a king named Indasama (Thag.vs.102; Thag­a.i.206). He is evidently identical with Khajjadāyaka of the Apadāna. Ap.i.182.