DN 3 | With Ambaṭṭha | Ambaṭṭhasutta |
DN 14 | The Great Discourse on Traces Left Behind | Mahāpadānasutta |
DN 16 | The Great Discourse on the Buddhas Extinguishment | Mahāparinibbānasutta |
DN 17 | King Mahāsudassana | Mahāsudassanasutta |
DN 26 | The Wheel-Turning Monarch | Cakkavattisutta |
DN 30 | The Marks of a Great Man | Lakkhaṇasutta |
MN 91 | With Brahmāyu | Brahmāyusutta |
MN 92 | With Sela | Selasutta |
MN 115 | Many Elements | Bahudhātukasutta |
MN 129 | The Foolish and the Astute | Bālapaṇḍitasutta |
SN 8.7 | The Invitation to Admonish | Pavāraṇāsutta |
SN 22.102 | The Perception of Impermanence | Aniccasaññāsutta |
SN 41.10 | Seeing the Sick | Gilānadassanasutta |
SN 45.141-145 | A Roof Peak | Kūṭādisutta |
SN 46.42 | A Wheel-Turning Monarch | Cakkavattisutta |
SN 55.1 | A Wheel-Turning Monarch | Cakkavattirājasutta |
AN 1.278 | It is impossible, mendicants, it cannot happen for two whee | |
AN 1.280 | It is impossible, mendicants, it cannot happen for a woman | |
AN 2.52 | Two people, mendicants, arise in the world for the welfare | |
AN 2.53 | Two people, mendicants, arise in the world who are incredib | |
AN 2.54 | There are two people, mendicants, whose death is regretted | |
AN 2.55 | Mendicants, these two are worthy of a monument. What two? T | |
AN 3.14 | The Wheel-Turning Monarch | Cakkavattisutta |
AN 4.130 | Incredible Things About the Wheel-Turning Monarch | Cakkavattiacchariyasutta |
AN 4.247 | Worthy of a Monument | Thūpārahasutta |
AN 5.131 | Wielding Power (1st) | Paṭhamacakkānuvattanasutta |
AN 5.132 | Wielding Power (2nd) | Dutiyacakkānuvattanasutta |
AN 5.133 | A Principled King | Dhammarājāsutta |
AN 6.53 | Diligence | Appamādasutta |
AN 7.62 | Dont Fear Good Deeds | Mettasutta |
AN 7.66 | The Seven Suns | Sattasūriyasutta |
AN 10.15 | Diligence | Appamādasutta |
Iti 22 | The Benefits of Love | Mettasutta |
Snp 3.7 | With Sela | Selasutta |
Thag 16.6 | Sela | Selattheragāthā |
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