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1. Amitā.One of the two chief women
disciples of Padumuttara Buddha (Bu.xi.25; J. i.37; SA.ii.68; DA.ii.489).
2. Amitā.One of the two daughters of Sīhahanu (the other being
Pamitā) and therefore a sister of
Suddhodana, the
Buddha's father.
She married Suppabuddha the Sākiyan and had two children,
Bhaddakaccānā and
Devadatta.
She was a grand-daughter of Devadaha-Sakka
(Mhv.ii.16-22; see Rockhill, p.13, where her son is called Kalyānavardhana).
She is the paternal aunt of the Buddha,
referred to as being the mother of Tissa Thera (v.l. Amatā). ThagA.i.105;
MA.i.289.

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