Sumitta untranslated

Sumitta 01. An Ājīvaka who gave grass for his seat to Padumuttara Buddha. Bv­a.158.

Sumitta 02. Son of Sumedha Buddha in his last lay life. Bv.xii.20; Bv­a.160 calls him Punabbasumitta.

Sumitta 03. Brother of Sambahula and king of Amaranagara; he entered the Saṅgha and became the Aggasāvaka of Siddhattha Buddha. Bv.xvii.18; Ja.i.40; Bv­a.186.

Sumitta 04. A king of one hundred and thirty kappas ago; a previous birth of Nāgita Thera (Atthasandassaka) (Thag­a.i.184; Ap.i.168). See Sukhitta.

Sumitta 05. A sage of Kāsī, a former birth of Mahā Kassapa; his wife was Bhaddā Kāpilānī. Ap.ii.582.

Sumitta 06. Younger brother of Vijaya and son of Sīhabāhu. His wife, Cittā, was the daughter of the Madda King. He reigned in Sīhapura, and was invited by Vijaya to Ceylon to succeed to the throne; but he sent, instead, his son Paṇḍuvāsudeva. He had two other sons. Mhv.vi.38; viii.2, 6, 10.

Sumitta 07. Sumitta Thera. He was the younger son of Kuntikinnarī. He was ordained, with his brother Tissa, by Mahā Varuṇa and attained to Arahant-ship. Tissa died from the bite of a venomous insect because it proved impossible to get any ghee, though Sumitta went about seeking for some. Sumitta died, while walking in meditation in the Caṅkama-hall, in the eighth year of Asoka’s reign. Mhv.v.213-27.

Sumittā 01. One of the five daughters of Vijayabāhu I. and Tilokasundarī. She married Jayabāhu. Cv.lix.31, 43.

Sumittā 02. Yasodharā (Rāhulamātā) in a previous birth. Ap.ii.587.