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Dictionary of Pali Proper Names v2.c36.2386

Dictionary of Pāli Proper Names v2.c36.2386

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v2.c36.2386

Sāriputta is identified with various characters in numerous Jātakas. Thus he was Canda-kumāra in the Devadhamma, Lakkhaṇa in the Lakkhaṇa, the knight in the Bhojājānīya, the monkey in the Tittira, the snake in the Visavanta and Saccaṅkira, the tree-sprite in the Sīlava-nāga, the brahmin youth in the Mahāsupina, the chief disciple in the Parosahassa, the Jhānasodhana and the Candābha, the king of Benares in the Dummedha, the good ascetic in the Godha (No. 138) and the Romaka, the charioteer of the king of Benares in the Rājovāda, the father-elephant in the Alīnacitta, the teacher in the Susīma, the Cūḷa-Nandiya, the Sīlavīmaṃsana and the Mahādhammapāla, the merchant in the Gijjha (No. 164), a goose in the Catumaṭṭa, the Nāga-king in the Jaruḍapāna and the Sīlavīmaṃsa, the woodpecker in the Kuruṅgamiga, the thoroughbred in the Kuṇḍakakucchisindhava, the lion in the Vyaggha, Tittira (No. 438) and Vaṇṇāroha, the rich man in the Kurudhamma, the ascetic Jotirasa in the Abbhantara, Sumukha in the Supatta, Nandisena in the Culla-kaliṅga, Sayha in the Sayha, the spirit of the Bodhi-tree in the Pucimanda, the commander-in-chief in the Khantivādī, the hunter in the Mamsa, a deity in the Kakkāru, Nārada in the Kesava, the brahmin in the Kāraṇḍiya and Nandiyamiga, the Caṇḍāla in the Setaketu, the horse in the Kharapatta, Pukkusa in the Dasaṇṇaka, the sprite in the Sattubhasta and the Mahāpaduma, the roc-bird in the Koṭisimbali, the pupil in the Aṭṭhasadda, Sālissara in the Indriya (No. 423) and the Sarabhaṅga, Aṇi-Maṇḍavya in the Kaṇhadīpāyana, Canda in the Biḷārikosiya, the senior pupil in the Mahāmaṅgala, Vāsudeva in the Ghata, Lakkhaṇa in the Dasaratha, Uposatha in the Saṃvara, the northern deity in the Samuddavāṇija, the second goose in the Javanahaṃsa, the chaplain in the Sarabhamiga and the Bhikkhāparampara, the osprey in the Mahākusa, one of the brothers in the Bhisa, the snake in the Pañcūposatha, the Nāga-king in the Mahāvāṇija, the king in the Rohantamiga, and the Haṃsa (No. 502), Rakkhita in the Somanassa, Uggasena in the Campeyya, Assapāla in the Hatthipāla, the ascetic in the Jayadissa, Sañjaya in the Sambhava, the Nāga-king in the Paṇḍara, Aḷāra in the Saṅkhapāla, the elder son in the **Cullasutosoma**, **Ahipāraka** in the **Ummadantī**, **Manoja** in the **Sonananda**, the king in the **Cullahamsa** and the **Mahāhamsa**, **Nārada** in the **Sudhābhojana**, the **Kuṇāla** and the **Mahājanaka**, **Kāḷahatthi** in the **Mahāsutasoma**, the charioteer in the **Mūgapakkha**, **Suriyakumāra** in the **Khaṇḍapāla**, **Sudassana** in the **Bhūridatta**, **Vijaya** in the **Mahā-nāradakassapa**, **Varuṇa** in the **Vidhurapaṇḍita**, **Cūḷanī** in the **Mahāum-magga** and the ascetic **Accuta** in the **Vessantara**.