Tathāgatena vuttasutta untranslated

Tathāgatena vuttasutta. Another record (see Vin.i.10ff) of the first sermon preached by the Buddha, more commonly known as the Dhammaccakkappavattanasutta (q.v.).

At the conclusion of the Sutta, news of the establishment of the kingdom of the Dhamma was proclaimed throughout the Cakkavāḷa.

Koṇḍañña alone, of the Pañcavaggiyas, understood the significance of the teaching, and became known as Aññāta Koṇḍañña (SN.v.420ff; Vin.i.10ff). This Sutta is followed by a repetition of itself, but with the words “Tathāgatas” (plural) substituted for “Tathāgata.” (SN.v.424f).