法苑珠林 8.57

8.57

According to the Dīrghāgama Sūtra, the Buddha Vipaśyin had two disciples: the first was named Khaṇḍa, and the second was named Tiṣya. The Buddha Śikhin had two disciples: the first was named Abhibhū, and the second was named Sambhava. The Buddha Viśvabhū had two disciples: the first was named Phussa, and the second was named Uttama. The Buddha Krakucchanda had two disciples: the first was named Sañjīva, and the second was named Vidhura. The Buddha Kanakamuni had two disciples: the first was named Upasanta, and the second was named Uttara. The Buddha Kāśyapa had two disciples: the first was named Tiṣya, and the second was named Bhāradvāja. I now have two disciples: the first is named Śāriputra, and the second is named Mahāmaudgalyāyana. (The names listed above mention two for each; this is based on the foremost among the śrāvakas, which is why they are specifically treated.) The Buddha Vipaśyin had an attending disciple named Aśoka. The Buddha Śikhin had an attending disciple named Kṣemankara. The Buddha Viśvabhū had an attending disciple named Upaśānta. The Buddha Krakucchanda had an attending disciple named Kṣemankara. The Buddha Kanakamuni had an attending disciple named Sotthija. The Buddha Kāśyapa had an attending disciple named Sarvamitra. I now have an attending disciple named Ānanda.