Buddhas - Samsara or Cycle

Buddha - Samsara or Cycle

A word meaning awakened or enlightened one. It is a title and not a proper name. Buddhists believe that there have been many buddhas and that there will be many buddhas in the future. The teaching founded by the Buddha is known, in English, as Buddhism. It may be asked, who is the Buddha? A Buddha is one who has attained Bodhi; and by Bodhi is meant wisdom, an ideal state of intellectual and ethical perfection which can be achieved by man through purely human means. The term Buddha literally means enlightened one, a knower. Buddhists believe that a Buddha is born in each aeon of time.

( Maitreya )Future Buddha will teach us that material wealth was not life's ultimate goal

The 29 named Buddha : Theravada Buddhism

It is customary for Buddhists to hold elaborate festivals, especially during the fair weather season, paying homage to the 28 Buddhas described in the Buddhavamsa. The Buddhavamsa is a text which describes the life of Gautama Buddha and the 27 Buddhas who preceded him. The Buddhavamsa is part of the Khuddaka Nikāya, which in turn is part of the Sutta Piṭaka. The Sutta Piṭaka is one of three main sections of the Pāli Canon of Theravāda Buddhism.

	Pāli name	Caste	Birthplace	Parents	Bodhirukka (tree of enlightenment)	Incarnation of Gautama
1	Taṇhaṅkara			King Sunandha, and Queen Sunandhaa	Rukkaththana
2	Medhaṅkara			Sudheva, and Yasodhara	Kaela
3	Saraṇaṅkara			Sumangala, and Yasawathi	Pulila
4	Dīpankara	Brahmin	Rammawatinagara	Sudheva, and Sumedhaya	Pipphala	Sumedha (also Sumati or Megha Mānava, a rich Brahman)[12]
5	Koṇḍañña	Kshatriya	Rammawatinagara	Sunanda, and Sujata	Salakalyana	Vijitawi (a Chakravarti in Chandawatinagara of Majjhimadesa)
6	Maṅgala	Brahmin	Uttaranagara (Majhimmadesa)	Uttara, and Uttara	a naga	Suruchi (in Siribrahmano)
7	Sumana	Kshatriya	Mekhalanagara	Sudassana and Sirima	a naga	King Atulo, a Naga
8	Revata	Brahmin	Sudhannawatinagara	Vipala and Vipula	a naga	A Veda-versed Brahman
9	Sobhita	Kshatriya	Sudhammanagara	Sudhammanagara (father) and Sudhammanagara (mother)	a naga	Sujata, a Brahman (in Rammavati)
10	Anomadassi	Brahmin	Chandawatinagara	Yasava and Yasodara	ajjuna	A Yaksha king
11	Paduma	Kshatriya	Champayanagara	Asama, and Asama	salala	A lion
12	Nārada		Dhammawatinagara	King Sudheva and Anopama	sonaka	a tapaso in Himalayas
13	Padumuttara	Kshatriya	Hansawatinagara	Anurula, and Sujata	salala	Jatilo an ascetic
14	Sumedha	Kshatriya	Sudasananagara	Sumedha (father), and Sumedha (mother)	nipa	Native of Uttaro
15	Sujāta		Sumangalanagara	Uggata, and Pabbavati	welu	a chakravarti
16	Piyadassi		Sudannanagara	Sudata, and Subaddha	kakudha	Kassapa, a Brahmin (at Siriwattanagara)
17	Atthadassi	Kshatriya	Sonanagara	Sagara and Sudassana	champa	Susino, a Brahman
18	Dhammadassī	Kshatriya	Surananagara	Suranamaha, and Sunanada	bimbajala	Indra, the leader of the gods (devas)
19	Siddharttha		Vibharanagara	Udeni, and Suphasa	kanihani	Mangal, a Brahman
20	Tissa		Khemanagara	Janasando, and Paduma	assana	King Sujata of Yasawatinagara
21	Phussa	Kshatriya	Kāśi	Jayasena, and Siremaya	amalaka	Vijitavi
22	Vipassī	Kshatriya	Bandhuvatinagara	Vipassi (father), and Vipassi (mother)	patali	King Atula
23	Sikhī	Kshatriya	Arunavattinagara	Arunavatti, and Paphavatti	pundariko	Arindamo (at Paribhuttanagara)
24	Vessabhū	Kshatriya	Anupamanagara	Suppalittha, and Yashavati	sala	Sadassana (in Sarabhavatinagara)
25	Kakusandha	Brahmin	Khemavatinagara	Agidatta the purohitta Brahman of King Khema, and Visakha	airisa	King Khema[18]
26	Koṇāgamana	Brahmin	Sobhavatinagara	Yannadatta the Brahman, and Uttara	udumbara	King Pabbata of a mountainous area in Mithila
27	Kassapa	Brahmin	Baranasinagara	Brahmadatta a Brahman, and Dhanavati	nigroda	Jotipala (at Vappulla)
28	Gautama	Kshatriya	Lumbini	King Suddhodana, and Maya	peepal a.k.a. fig (Ficus religiosa)	Siddartha Gautama, a Kshatriya
29	Maitreya	foretold as a future Buddha	Buddha of the future	Buddha of the future

According to Buddhist tradition, each kalpa has 1,000 Buddhas. The previous kalpa was the vyuhakalpa (Glorious aeon), and the present kalpa is called the bhadrakalpa (Auspicious aeon).The Seven Buddhas of Antiquity (Saptatathāgata) are seven Buddhas which bridge the vyuhakalpa and the bhadrakalpa:

1.Vipassī (the 998th Buddha of the vyuhakalpa)

2.Sikhī (the 999th Buddha of the vyuhakalpa)

3.Vessabhū (the 1000th and final Buddha of the vyuhakalpa)

4.Kakusandha (the first Buddha of the bhadrakalpa)

5.Koṇāgamana (the second Buddha of the bhadrakalpa)

6.Kassapa (the third Buddha of the bhadrakalpa)

7.Gautama (the fourth and present Buddha of the bhadrakalpa)

Following the Seven Buddhas of Antiquity will be Maitreya, the fifth and future Buddha of the bhadrakalpa.

The 35 Buddhas are known from the Sutra of the Three Heaps (Sanskrit: Triskandhadharmasutra; Tib. phung po gsum pa'i mdo), popular in Tibetan Buddhism. This Mahayana sutra actually describes a practice of purification by confession and making prostrations to these Buddhas, and is part of the larger Stack of Jewels Sutra (Sanskrit: Ratnakutasutra; Tib. dkon mchog brtsegs pa'i mdo). Their names are:

Tibetan (Wylie)	English
ton pa chom.dan.da de.zhin.sheg dra.chom yang.dag.pa dzog.pa sang.gya pal.gyal.wa shakya tub.pa (ston pa bcom ldan 'das de bzhin gshegs dgra bcom yang dag pa rdzogs pa sangs rgyas dpal rgyal ba sha kya thub pa)	The founder, Bhagawan, Tathagata, Arhat, Perfectly Completed Buddha, Glorius Conqueror Shakyamuni Buddha
dor.je nying.po rab.tu jom.pa (rdo rje snying pos rab tu 'joms pa)	Thoroughly Destroying with Vajra Essence
rin.chen o.tro (rin chen 'od 'phro)	Radiant Jewel
lu.wang.gyi.gyal.po (klu dbang gi rgyal po)	King, Lord of the Nagas
pa.wo.de (dpa' bo'i sde)	Army of Heroes
pal.gye (dpal dgyes)	Delighted Hero
rin.chen.me (rin chen me)	Jewel Fire
rin.chen da o (rin chen zla 'od)	Jewel Moonlight
tong.wa don.yo (mthong ba don yod)	Meaningful to See
rin.chen da.wa (rin chen zla ba)	Jewel Moon
dri.ma me.pa (dri ma med pa)	Stainless One
pal.jin (dpal sbyin)	Bestowed with Courage
tsang.pa (tshang pa)	Pure One
tsang.pa.jin (tshang pas sbyin)	Bestowed with Purity
chu.lha (chu lha)	Water God
chu lha lha (chu lha'i lha)	Deity of the Water God
pal.zang (dpal bzang)	Glorious Goodness
tsan.dan.pal (tsan dan dpal)	Glorious Sandalwood
zi.ji.ta.ya (gzi brjid mtha' yas)	Infinite Splendour
o.pal ('od dpal)	Glorious Light
nya.ngan me.pa.pal (mya ngan med pa'i dpal)	Sorrowless Glory
se.me kyi.bu (srid med kyi bu)	Son of Non-craving
me.tog.pal (me tok dpal)	Glorious Flower
tsang.pa o.zer nam.par rol.pa ngon.pa kyen.pa (tshang pa 'od zer rnam par rol pas mngon par mkhyen pa)	Pure Light Rays Clearly Knowing by Play
pa.ma o.zer nam.pa rol.pa ngon.par kyen.pa (pad ma'i 'od zer rnam pa rol pas mngon par mkhyen pa)	Lotus light Rays Clearly knowing by Play
nor.pal (nor dpal)	Glorious Wealth
dran.pa.pal (dran pa'i dpal)	Glorious Mindfulness
tsan.pal shin.tu yong.dag (mtshan dpal shin tu yongs grags)	Glorious Name is Widely Renowned
wang.po tog.gi gyal.tsan gyi gyal.po (dbang po'i tog gi rgyal mtshan gyi rgyal po)	King Holding the Victory Banner of Foremost Power
shin.tu nam.par non.pa.pal (shin tu rnam par gnon pa'i dpal)	Glorious One Totally Subduing
yul.la shin.tu nam.par gyal.wa (g.yul las shin tu rnam par rgyal ba)	Utterly Victorious in Battle
nam.pa non.pa sheg.pa.pal (rnam par gnon pa'i gshegs pa'i dpal)	Glorious Transcendence Through Subduing
kun.na nang.wa ko.pa.pal (kun nas snang ba bkod pa'i dpal)	Glorious Manifestations Illuminating All
rin.chen pa.ma nam.par non.pa.pal (rin chen pad ma'i rnam par gnon pa'i dpal)	Jewel Lotus who Subdues All
dra.chom yang.dag.pa.dzog.pa sang.gya rin.po.che dang.pa.ma la rab.tu.zhug ri.wang.gi.gyal.po (dgra bcom yang dag pa rdzogs pa sangs rgyas rin po che dang pad ma la rab tu bzhugs ri dbang gi rgyal po)	All-subduing Jewel Lotus, Arhat, Perfectly Completed Buddha, King of the Lord of the Mountains Firmly Seated on Jewel and Lotus

In Vajrayana Buddhism, the Five Dhyani Buddhas (Chinese: 金刚界五智如来 / 五方佛), also known as the Five Wisdom Tathāgatas (Chinese: 五智如来; pinyin: Wǔzhì Rúlái), the Five Great Buddhas and the Five Jinas (Sanskrit for "conqueror" or "victor"), are representations of the five qualities of the Buddha. Initially, two Buddhas appeared to represent wisdom and compassion: Akshobhya and Amitābha. A further distinction embodied the aspects of power, or activity, and the aspect of beauty, or spiritual riches. In the Golden Light Sutra, an early Mahayana text, the figures are named Dundubishvara and Ratnaketu, but over time their names changed to become Amoghasiddhi, and Ratnasambhava. The central figure came to be called Vairocana.

When these Buddhas are represented in mandalas, they may not always have the same colour or be related to the same directions. In particular, Akshobhya and Vairocana may be switched. When represented in a Vairocana mandala, the Buddhas are arranged like this:

Amoghasiddhi (north)  

Amitabha (west) Vairocana (principal deity/meditator) Akshobhya (east) 

Ratnasambhava (south) 

Names in other languages:

Sanskrit	Chinese	Japanese	Tibetan	Vietnamese
Vairocana	大日如來 Dàrì Rúlái 毘盧遮那佛 Pílúzhēnà Fó	大日如来, Dainichi Nyorai	Nampar nangdze, Nam nang	Đại Nhật Như Lai
Akṣobhya	阿閦如來, Achù Rulai	阿閦如来, Ashuku Nyorai	Mitrugpa	A Súc Bệ Như Lai
Amitābha	阿彌陀佛, Amítuó Fó or Āmítuó Fó	阿弥陀如来, Amida Nyorai	Wöpakme	A Di Đà Như Lai
Ratnasaṃbhava	寳生如來, Baosheng Rulai	宝生如来, Hōshō Nyorai	Rinchen Jung ne Rin jung	Bảo Sanh Như Lai
Amoghasiddhi	成就如來, Chengjiu Rulai	不空成就如来, Fukūjōju Nyorai	Dön yö drub pa Dön drub	Bất Không Thành Tựu Như Lai

Qualities

There is an expansive number of associations with each element of the mandala, so that the mandala becomes a cipher and mnemonic visual thinking instrument and concept map; a vehicle for understanding and decoding the whole of the Dharma. Some of the associations include:

Family/Buddha	Colour ← Element → Symbolism	Cardinality → Wisdom → Attachments → Gestures	Means → Maladaptation to Stress	Season	Wisdom
Buddha/Vairocana	white ← space → wheel	center → all accommodating → form → Teaching the Dharma	Turning the Wheel of Dharma → ignorance	n/a	法界体性智, Hokkai taishō chi: The wisdom of the essence of the dharma-realm meditation mudra.
Karma/Amoghasiddhi	green ← air, wind → double vajra	north → all accomplishing → mental formation, concept → fearlessness	protect, destroy → envy, jealousy	autumn	成所作智, Jōshosa chi: The wisdom of perfect practice.
Padma/Amitābha	red ← fire → lotus	west → inquisitive → perception → meditation	magnetize, subjugate → selfishness	summer	妙観察智, Myōkanzat chi: The wisdom of observation.
Ratna/Ratnasambhava	gold/yellow ← earth → jewel	south → equanimous → feeling → giving	enrich, increase → pride, greed	spring	平等性智, Byōdōshō chi: The wisdom of equality.
Vajra/Akshobhya	blue ← water → scepter, vajra	east → nondualist → consciousness → humility	pacify → aggression	winter	大円鏡智, Daienkyō chi: The wisdom of reflection.

The Five Wisdom Buddhas are protected by the Five Wisdom Kings, and in Japan are frequently depicted together in the Mandala of the Two Realms and are in the Shurangama Mantra revealed in the Shurangama Sutra. They each are often depicted with consorts, and preside over their own Pure Lands. In East Asia, the aspiration to be reborn in a pure land is the central point of Pure Land Buddhism. Although all five Buddhas have pure lands, it appears that only Sukhāvatī of Amitabha, and to a much lesser extent Abhirati of Akshobhya (where great masters like Vimalakirti and Milarepa are said to dwell) attracted aspirants.

Buddha (Skt)	Consort	Dhyani Bodhisattva	Pure Land	seed syllable
Vairocana	White Tara or Dharmadhatvishvari	Samantabhadra	central pure land Akanistha Ghanavyuha	Om
Akshobhya	Locanā	Vajrapani	eastern pure land Abhirati	Hum
Amitābha	Pandara	Avalokiteshvara	western pure land Sukhāvatī	Hrih
Ratnasaṃbhava	Mamaki	Ratnapani	southern pure land Shrimat	Tram
Amoghasiddhi	Green Tara	Viśvapāni	northern pure land Prakuta	Ah

Praises to the Twenty-One Taras is a traditional prayer in Tibetan Buddhism to the female Bodhisattva Tara (Sanskrit: तारा, tārā; Tibetan སྒྲོལ་མ, Drolma) also known as Ārya Tārā, or Jetsun Dolma (Wylie:rje btsun sgrol ma). It appears in the Derge Kangyur as "“Offering Praise to Tara through Twenty-One [verses] of Homage” (Wylie: sgrol ma la phyag 'tshal ba nyi shu gcig gis bstod pa)." The prayer is found in all four traditions of Tibetan Buddhism.

Each of the twenty-one emanations of Tara has her own name, and a specific mantra with which she is associated, offering protection from various types of fears, harm, and calamities

" List of Buddhas " - Here something different info you all will find through wikipedia

THE NAMES OF 1.000 BUDDHAS IN BHADRAKALPA ERA.

1. Krakucchanda 

2. Kanakamuni 

3. Kasyapa 

4. Sakyamuni 

5. Maitreya 

6. Simha 

7. Pradyota 

8. Muni 

9. Kusuma 

10. Kusuma 

11. Sunetra 

11 A. Uttaraprathamakarin 

12. Sarthavaha 

13. Mahabahu 

14. Mahabala 

15. Naksatraraja 

16. Osadhi 

17. Yasahketu 

18. Mahaprabha 

19. Muktiskandha 

20. Vairocana 

21. Suryagarbha 

22. Candra 

23. Arcismant 

24. Suprabha 

25. Asoka 

26. Tisya 

27. Pradyota 

28. Maladharin 

29. Gunaprabha 

30. Arthadarsin 

31. Pradipa 

32. Prabhuta 

33. Vaidya 

34. Surata 

35. Urna 

36. Drdha 

37. Srideva 

38. Duspradharsa 

39. Gunadhvaja 

40. Rahu 

40 A. Ananta 

41. Ganin 

42. Brahmaghosa 

42  A. Yasas 

43. Drdhasamdhi 

44. Anunnata 

45. Prabhamkara 

46. Mahameru 

47. Vajra 

48. Samvarin 

49. Nirbhaya 

50. Ratna 

51. Padmaksa 

52. Balasena 

53. Kusumarasmi 

54. Jnanapriya 

55. Mahatejas 

56. Brahman 

57. Amitabha 

58. Nagadatta 

59. Drdhakrama 

60. Amoghadarsin 

61. Viryadatta 

62. Bhadrapala 

63. Nanda 

64. Acyuta 

65. Simhadhvaja 

66. Jaya 

67. Dharma 

68. Pramodyaraja 

69. Sarathi 

70. Priyamgama 

71. Varuna 

72. Gunanga 

73. Gandhahastin 

74. Vilocana 

75. Meghasvara 

76. Sucintita 

77. Sumanas 

78. Vimala 

79. Sasin 

80. Mahayasas 

81. Manicuda 

82. Ugra 

83. Simhabala 

84. Druma 

85. Vijitavin 

86. Prajnakuta 

87. Susthita 

88. Mati 

89. Angaja 

90. Amitabuddhi 

91. Surupa 

92. Jnanin 

93. Rasmi 

94. Drdhavrata 

95. Mangala 

96. Satyaketu 

97. Padma 

98. Narayana 

99. Sukhabahu 

100. Jnanakara 

101. Gunarci 

102. Brahmadatta 

103. Ratnakara 

104. Kusumadeva 

105. Sucintitartha 

106. Dharmesvara 

107. Yasomati 

108. Pratibhanakuta 

109. Vajradhvaja 

110. Hitaisin 

111. Vikriditavin 

112. Vigatatamas 

113. Rahudeva 

114. Merudhvaja 

115. Ganiprabha 

116. Ratnagarbha 

117. Atyuccagamin 

118. Tisya 

119. Visanin 

120. Gunakirti 

121. Candrarkaprabha 

122. Suryaprabha 

123. Jyotiska 

124. Simhaketu 

125. Velamasriraja 

126. Srigarbha 

127. Bhavantadarsin 

128. Vidyutprabha 

129. Kanakaparvata 

130. Simhadatta 

131. Aparajitadhvaja 

132. Pramodyakirti 

133. Drdhavirya 

134. Sampannakirti 

135. Vigatabhaya 

136. Arhaddeva 

137. Mahapradipa 

138. Lokaprabha 

139. Surabhigandha 

140. Gunagradharin 

141. Vigatatamas 

142. Simhahanu 

143. Ratnakirti 

144. Prasantadosa 

145. Amrtadharin 

146. Manujacandra 

147. Sudarsana 

148. Pratimandita 

149. Maniprabha 

150. Girikutaketu 

151. Dharmakara 

151 A Arthaviniscita 

152. Harsadatta Dharmadatta 

153. Ratnakara 

154. Janendrakalpa 

155. Vikrantagamin 

156. Sthitabuddhi 

157. Vibhrajacchattra 

158. Jyestha 

159. Abhyudgatasri 

160. Simhaghosa 

161. Vikriditavin 

162. Nagaprabhasa 

163 Kusumaparvata 

164. Naganandin 

165. Gandhesvara 

166. Atiyasas 

167. Baladeva 

168. Gunamalin 

169. Nagabhuja 

170. Pratimanditalocana 

171. Sucirnabuddhi 

172. Jnanabhibhu 

173. Amitalocana 

174. Satyabhanin 

175. Suryaprabha 

176. Niyatabuddhi 

177.Anantarupa 

178. Vairocana 

179. Ratnaketu 

180. Vigatakanksa 

181. Lokottirna 

182. Amoghavikramin. 

183. Vibodhana 

184. Puspadhvaja 

185. Sailendraraja 

186. Mahatejas 

187. Krtarthadarsin 

188. Amitayasas 

189. Ratnadeva 

190. Sthitarthajnanin 

191. Purnamati 

192. Asoka 

193. Vigatamala 

194. Brahmadeva 

195. Dharanisvara 

196. Kusumanetra 

197. Vibhaktagatra 

198. Dharmaprabhasa 

199. Nikhiladarsin 

200. Gunaprabhasa 

201. Sasivaktra 

202. Ratnaprabha 

203. Ratnaketu 

205. Prabhakara 

206. Amitatejas 

207. Velama 

208. Simhagatra 

209. Vidumati 

210. Durjaya 

211. Gunaskandha 

212. Sasiketu 

213. Sthamaprapta 

214. Anantavikramin 

215. Candra 

216. Vimala 

217. Sarvarthadarsin 

218. Sura 

219. Samrddha 

220. Punya 

221. Pradipa 

222. Gunarci 

223. Vipulabuddhi 

224. Sujata 

225. Vasudeva 

226. Vimatijaha 

227. Amitadhara 

228. Vararuci 

229. Anihata 

230. Asthita 

231. Sukhasthita 

232. Ganimukha 

233. Jagadrasmi 

234. Prabhuta 

235. Pusya 

236. Anantatejas 

237. Arthamati 

238. Vaidyaraja 

239. Khilaprahana 

240. Nirjvara 

241. Sudatta 

242. Yasodatta 

243. Kusumadatta 

244. Purusadatta 

245. Vajrasena 

246. Mahadatta 

247. Santimati 

248. Gandhahastin 

249. Narayana 

250. Surata 

251. Anihata 

252. Candrarka 

253. Vidyutketu 

254. Mahita 

255. Srigupta 

256. Jnanasurya 

257. Siddhartha 

258. Merukuta 

259. Aridama 

260. Padma 

261. Arhatkirti 

262. Jnanakrama 

263. Apagataklesa 

264. Nala 

265. Sugandha 

266. Anupamarastra 

267. Marudyasas 

268. Bhavantadarsin 

269. Candra 

270. Rahu 

271. Ratnacandra 

272. Simhadhvaja 

273. Dhyanarata 

274. Anupama 

275. Vikridita 

276. Gunaratna 

277. Arhadyasas 

278. Padmaparsva 

279. Urnavant 

280. Pratibhanakirti 

281. Manivajra 

282. Amitayus 

283. Manivyuha 

284. Mahendra 

285. Gunakara 

286. Meruyasas 

287. Dasarasmi 

288. Anindita 

289. Nagakrama 

290. Manoratha 

291. Ratnacandra 

292. Santa 

293. Pradyotaraja 

294. Sarathi 

295. Nandesvara 

296. Ratnacuda 

297. Vigatabhaya 

298. Ratnagarbha 

299. Candranana 

300. Vimalakirti 

301. Santatejas 

302. Priyaketu 

303. Rahudeva 

304. Suvayas 

305. Amarapriya 

306. Ratnaskandha 

307. Laditavikrama 

308. Simhapaksa 

309. Atyuccagamin 

310. Janendra 

311. Sumati 

312. Lokaprabha 

313. Ratnatejas 

314.Bhagirathi 

315. Samjaya 

316. Rativyuha 

317. Tirthakara 

318. Gandhahastin 

319. Arcismati 

320. Merudhvaja 

321. Sugandha 

322. Drdhadharma 

323. Ugratejas 

324. Manidharman 

325. Bhadradatta 

326. Sugatacandra 

327. Brahmasvara 

328. Simhacandra 

329. Sri 

330. Sujata 

331. Ajitagana 

332. Yasomitra 

333. Satya 

334. Mahatapas 

335. Merurasmi 

336. Gunakuta 

337. Arhadyasas 

338. Dharmakirti 

339. Danaprabha 

340. Vidyuddata 

341. Satyakathin 

342. Jivaka 

343. Suvayas 

344. Sadganin 

345. Viniscitamati 

346. Bhavantamanigandha 

347. Jayanandin 

348. Simharasmi 

349. Vairocana 

350. Yasottara 

351. Sumedhas 

352. Manicandra 

353. Ugraprabha 

354. Anihatavrata 

355. Jagadpujita 

356. Manigana 

357. Lokottara 

358. Simhahastin 

359. Candra 

360. Ratnarci 

361. Rahuguhya 

362. Gunasagara 

363. Sahitarasmi 

364. Prasantagati 

365. Lokasundara 

366. Asoka 

367. Dasavasa 

368. Balanandin 

369. Sthamasri 

370. Sthamaprapta 

371. Mahasthaman 

372. Gunagarbha 

373. Satyacara 

374. Ksemottamaraja 

375. Gunasagaratisya 

376. Maharasmi 

377. Vidyutprabha 

378. Gunavistrta 

379. Ratna 

380. Sriprabha 

381. Maradama 

382. Krtavarman 

383. Simhahasta 

384. Supuspa 

385. Ratnottama 

386. Sagara 

387. Dharanidhara 

388. Arthabuddhi 

389. Gunagana 

390. Gunagana 

391. Ratnagniketu 

392. Lokantara 

393. Lokacandra 

394. Madhurasvara 

395. Brahmaketu 

396. Ganimukha 

397. Simhagati 

398. Ugradatta 

399. Dharmesvara 

400. Tejasprabha 

401. Maharasmi 

402. Ratnayasas 

403. Ganiprabhasa 

404. Anantayasas 

405. Amogharasmi 

406. Rsideva 

407. Janendra 

408. Drdhasangha 

409. Supaksa 

410. Ketu 

411. Kusumarastra 

412. Dharmamati 

413. Anilavegagamin 

414. Sucittayasas 

415. Dyutimant 

416. Marutskandha 

417. Gunagupta 

418. Arthamati 

419. Abhaya 

420. Sthitamitra 

421. Prabhasthitakalpa 

422. Manicarana 

423. Moksatejas 

424. Sundaraparsva 

425. Subuddhi 

426. Samantatejas 

427. Jnanavara 

428. Brahmasthita 

429. Satyaruta 

430. Subuddhi 

431. Baladatta 

432. Simhagati 

433. Puspaketu 

434. Jnanakara 

435. Puspadatta 

436. Gunagarbha 

437. Yasoratna 

438. Adbhutayasas 

439. Anihata 

440. Abhaya 

441. Suryaprabha 

442. Brahmagamin 

443. Vikrantadeva 

444. Jnanapriya 

445. Satyadeva 

446. Manigarbha 

447. Gunakirti 

448. Jnanasri 

449. Asita 

450. Drdhavrata 

451. Maruttejas 

452. Brahmamuni 

453. Sanairgamin 

454. Vratatapas 

455. Arciskandha 

456. Mahatejas 

457. Campaka 

458. Tosana 

459. Suganin 

460. Indradhvaja 

461. Mahapriya 

462. Sumanapuspaprabha 

463. Ganiprabha 

464. Bodhyanga 

465. Ojamgama 

466. Suviniscitartha 

467. Vrsabha 

468. Subahu 

469. Maharasmi 

470. Asadatta 

471. Punyabha 

472. Ratnaruta 

473. Vajrasena 

474. Samrddha 

475. Simhabala 

476. Vimalanetra 

477. Kasyapa 

478. Prasannabuddhi 

479. Jnanakrama 

480. Ugratejas 

481. Maharasmi 

482. Suryaprabha 

483. Vimalaprabha 

484. Vibhaktatejas 

485. Anuddhata 

486. Madhuvaktra 

487. Candraprabha 

488. Dattavidyut 

489. Prasantagamin 

490. Aksobhya 

491. Arhatkirti 

492. Gunadharma 

493. Laditaksetra 

494. Vyuharaja 

495. Abhyudgata 

496. Hutarci 

497. Padmasri 

498. Ratnavyuha 

499. Subhadra 

500. Ratnottama 

501. Sumedhas 

502. Amitaprabha 

503. Samudradatta 

504. Brahmaketu 

505. Somacchattra 

506. Arcismant 

507. Vimalaraja 

508. Jnanakirti 

509. Samjayin 

510. Gunaprabha 

511. Vighustasabda 

512. Purnacandra Rajacandra 

513. Padmarasmi 

514. Suvrata 

515. Pradiparaja 

516. Vidyutketu 

517. Rasmiraja 

518. Jyotiska 

519. Sampannakirti 

520. Padmagarbha 

521. Pusya 

522. Carulocana 

523. Anavilartha 

524. Ugrasena 

525. Punyatejas 

526. Vikrama 

527. Asangamati 

528. Rahudeva 

529. Jnanarasi 

530. Sarathi 

531. Janendrakalpa 

532. Puspaketu 

533. Rahula 

534. Mahausadhi 

535. Naksatraraja 

536. Vaidyaraja 

537. Punyahastin 

538. Pujana 

539. Vighustaraja 

540. Suryarasmi 

541. Dharmakosa 

542. Sumati 

543. Gunendrakalpa 

544. Vajrasena 

545. Prajnakuta 

546. Susthita 

547. Cirnabuddhi 

548. Brahmaghosa 

549. Gunottama 

550. Garjitasvara 

551. Abhijnaketu 

552. Ketuprabha 

553. Ksema 

554. Brahman 

555. Pungava 

556. Laditanetra 

557. Nagadatta 

558. Satyaketu 

559. Mandita 

560. Adinaghosa 

561. Ratnaprabha 

562. Ghosadatta 

563. Simha 

564. Citrarasmi 

565. Jnanasura 

566. Padmarasi 

567. Puspita 

568. Vikrantabala 

569. Punyarasi 

570. Srestharupa 

571. Jyotiska 

572. Candrapradipa 

573. Tejorasi 

574. Bodhiraja 

575. Aksaya 

576. Subuddhinetra 

577. Puritanga 

578. Prajnarastra 

579. Uttama 

580. Tositatejas 

581. Prajnadatta 

582. Manjugosha 

582 A. Natha 

583. Asangakosa 

584. Jyesthadatta 

585. Srestha 

586. Jnanavikrama 

587. Arcismant 

588. Indra 

589. Vegadharin 

590. Tisya 

591. Suprabha 

592. Yasodatta 

593. Surupa 

594. Rajan 

595. Arthasiddhi 

596. Simhasena 

597. Vasava 

598. Yasas 

599. Jaya 

600. Udaragarbha 

601. Punyarasmi 

602. Suprabha 

603. Srotriya 

604. Pradiparaja 

605. Jnanakuta 

606. Uttamadeva 

607. Parthiva 

608. Vimuktilabhin 

609. Suvarnacuda 

610. Rahubhadra 

611. Durjaya 

612. Muniprasanna 

613. Somarasmi 

614. Kancanaprabha 

615. Sudatta 

616. Gunendradeva 

617. Dharmacchattra 

618. Punyabahu 

619. Asanga 

620. Pranitajnana 

621. Suksmabuddhi 

622. Sarvatejas 

623. Osadhi 

624. Vimuktaketu 

625. Prabhakosa 

626. Jnanaraja 

627. Bhisana 

628. Oghaksaya 

629. Asangakirti 

630. Satyarasi 

631. Susvara 

632. Girindrakalpa 

633. Dharmakuta 

634. Moksatejas 

635. Sobhita 

636. Prasantagatra 

637. Manojnavakya 

638. Cirnabuddhi 

639. Varuna 

640. Jagatpujita 

641. Simhaparsva 

642. Dharmavikramin 

643. Subagha 

644. Aksobhyavarna 

645. Tejoraja 

646. Bodhana 

647. Sulocana 

648. Sthitarthabuddhi 

649. Abhasarasmi 

650. Gandhatejas 

651. Samtosana 

652. Amoghagamin 

653. Bhasmakrodha 

654. Vararupa 

655. Sukrama 

656. Pradanakirti 

657. Suddhaprabha 

658. Devasurya 

659. Prajnadatta 

660. Samahitatman 

661. Ojastejas 

662. Ksatriya 

663. Bhagirathi 

664. Suvarnottama 

665. Vimuktacuda 

666. Dharmika 

667. Sthitagandha 

668. Madaprahina 

669. Jnanakosa 

670. Brahmagamin 

671. Candana 

672. Asoka 

673. Simharasmi 

674. Keturastra 

675. Padmagarbha 

676. Anantatejas 

677. Devarasmi 

678. Prajnapuspa 

679. Vidvant 

680. Samrddhajnana 

681. Brahmavasu 

682. Ratnapani 

683. Indrama 

684. Anupamavadin 

685. Jyesthavadin 

686. Pujya 

687. Tisya 

688. Surya 

689. Uttirnaparika 

690. Jnanaprapta 

691. Siddhi 

692. Mayura 

693. Dharmadatta 

694. Hitaisin 

695. Jnanin 

696. Yasas 

697. Rasmijala 

698. Vijita 

699. Vaiduryagarbha 

700. Puspa 

701. Devaraja 

702. Sasin 

703. Smrtiprabha 

704. Kusalaprabha 

705. Sarvavaragunaprabha 

706. Ratnasri 

707. Manusyacandra 

708. Rahu 

709. Amrtaprabha 

710. Lokajyestha 

711. Jyostiprabha 

712. Gamanasiva 

713. Jnanasagara 

714. Parvatendra 

715. Prasanta 

716. Gunabala 

717. Devesvara 

718. Manjughosa 

719. Suparsva 

720. Sthitartha 

721. Gunatejas 

722. Anuttarajnanin 

723. Amitasvara 

724. Sukhabha 

725. Sumedhas 

726. Vigatamoharthacintin 

727. Visisthasvaranga 

728. Laditagragamin 

729. Santartha 

730. Adosa 

731. Subhacirnabuddhi 

732. Padmakosa 

733. Surasmi 

734. Pratibhanavarna 

735. Sutirtha 

736. Ganendra 

737. Vigatabhaya 

738. Jnanaruci 

739. Pratibhanacaksus 

740. Varabuddhi 

741. Candra 

742. Ratnabhacandra 

743. Abhaya 

744. Mahatejas Mahadarsana 

745. Brahmaruta 

746. Sughosa 

747. Mahaprajnatirtha 

748. Asamabuddhi 

749. Acalaprajnabha 

750. Buddhimati 

751. Drumendra 

752. Ghosasvara 

753. Punyabala 

754. Sthamasri 

755. Aryapriya 

756. Pratapa 

757. Jyotirama 

758. Dundubhimeghasvara 

759. Priyacaksurvaktra 

760. Sujnana 

761. Samrddha 

762. Gunarasi 

763. Prasanna 

764. Dharmadhvaja 

765. Jnanaruta 

766. Gagana 

767. Yajnasvara 

768. Jnanavihasasvara 

769. Gunatejorasmi 

770. Rsindra 

771. Matimant 

772. Pratibhanagana 

773. Suyajna 

774. Candranana 

775. Sudarsana 

776. Vimala 

777. Gunasancaya 

778. Ketumant 

779. Punyadhvaja 

780. Pratibhanarastra 

781. Ratnapradatta 

782. Priyacandra 

782 A. Anunnata 

783. Simhabala 

784. Vasavartiraja 

785. Amrtaprasanna 

786. Samadhyayin 

787. Aksobhya 

788. Prasantamala 

789. Desamudha 

790. Ladita 

791. Suvraktra 

792. Sthitavegajnana 

793. Kathendra 

794. Mahatejas 

795. Gambhiramati 

796. Amrta 

797. Dharmabala 

798. Pujya 

799. Puspaprabha 

800. Trailokyapujya 

801. Rahusuryagarbha 

802. Marutpujita 

803. Moksadhvaja 

804. Kalyanacuda 

805. Amrtaprabha 

806. Vajra 

807. Drdha 

808. Ratnaskandha 

809. Laditakrama 

810. Bhanumant 

811. Suddhaprabha 

811 A. Prabhabala 

812. Gunacuda 

813. Anupamasri 

814. Simhagati 

815. Udgata 

816. Puspadatta 

817. Muktaprabha 

818. Padma 

819. Jnanapriya 

820. Laditavyuha 

821. Amohaviharin 

822. Avrana 

823. Ketudhvaja 

824. Sukhacittin 

825. Vimoharaja 

826. Vidhijna 

827. Suddhasagara 

828. Ratnadhara 

829. Anavanata 

830. Jagattosana 

831. Mayuraruta 

832. Adina 

833. Bhavatrsnamalaprahina 

834. Caritratirtha 

835. Bahudevaghusta 

836. Ratnakrama 

837. Padmahastin 

838. Sri 

839. Jitasatru 

840. Samrddhayasas 

841. Surastra 

842. Kusumaprabha 

843. Simhasvara 

844. Candrodgata 

845. Jinajyestha 

846. Acala 

847. Upakaragati 

848. Punyapradiparaja 

849. Svaracodaka 

850. Gautama 

851. Ojobala 

852. Sthitabuddhirupa 

853. Sucandra 

854. Bodhyangapuspa 

855. Siddhi 

856. Prasasta 

857. Balatejojnana 

858. Kusalapradipa 

859. Drdhavikrama 

860. Devaruta 

861. Prasanta 

862. Suryanana 

863. Moksavrata 

864. Silaprabha 

865. Vratasthita 

866. Arajas 

867. Sarodgata 

868. Anjana 

869. Vardhana 

870. Gandhabha 

871. Velamaprabha 

872. Smrtindra 

873. Asangadhvaja 

874. Varabodhigati 

875. Caranaprasanna 

876. Ratnapriya 

877. Dharmesvara 

878. Visvadeva 

879. Mahamitra 

880. Sumitra 

881. Prasantagamin 

882. Amrtadhipa 

883. Meruprabha 

884. Aryastuta 

885. Jyotismant 

886. Diptatejas 

887. Avabhasadarsin 

888. Sucirnavipaka 

889. Supriya 

890. Vigatasoka 

891. Ratnaprabhasa 

892. Caritraka 

893. Punyabala 

894. Gunasagara 

895. Caitraka 

896. Manajaha 

897. Maraksayamkara 

898. Vasanottirnagati 

899. Abhedyabuddhi 

900. Udadhi 

901. Sodhita 

902. Ganimuktiraja 

903. Priyabha 

904. Bodhidhvaja 

905. Jnanaratna 

906. Susitala 

907. Brahmaraja 

908. Jnanarata 

909. Rddhiketu 

910. Janendrakalpa 

911. Dharanisvara 

912. Suryapriya 

913. Rahucandra 

914. Puspaprabha 

915. Vaidyadhipa 

916. Ojodharin 

917. Punyapriya 

918. Ratibala 

919. Sughosa 

920. Dharmesvara 

921. Brahmaruta 

922. Sucesta 

923. Askhalitabuddhi 

924. Mahapranada 

925. Yasahkirti 

926. Ketumant 

927. Vighustatejas 

928. Jagadisvara 

929. Druma 

930. Supranastamoha 

931. Amita 

932. Sucandramas 

933. Anantapratibhanaketu 

934. Vratanidhi 

935. Pujya 

936. Uttirnasoka 

937. Ksemapriya 

938. Jagadmati 

939. Priyamgama 

940. Caranabhijnata 

941. Utpala 

942. Puspadamasthita 

943. Anantapratibhanarasmi 

944. Rsiprasanna 

945. Gunavirya 

946. Sara 

947. Marudadhipa 

948. Uccaratna 

949. Prasanna 

950. Bhagirathi 

951. Punyamati 

952. Hutarci 

953. Anantagunatejorasi 

954. Simhavikramin 

955. Acala 

956. Prasanna 

957. Cirnaprabha 

958. Nagaruta 

959. Samgiti 

960. Cakradhara 

961. Vasusrestha 

962. Lokapriya 

963. Dharmacandra 

964. Anantaratikirti 

965. Meghadhvaja 

966. Prajnagati 

967. Sugandha 

968. Gaganasvara 

969. Deva 

970. Devaraja 

971. Manivisuddha 

972. Sudhana 

973. Pradipa 

974. Ratnasvaraghosa 

975. Janendraraja 

976. Rahugupta 

977. Ksemamkara 

978. Simhamati 

979. Ratnayasas 

980. Krtartha 

981. Krtantadarsin 

982. Bhavapuspa 

983. Urna 

984. Atulapratibhanaraja 

985. Vibhaktajnanasvara 

986. Simhadamstra 

987. Laditagamin 

988. Punyapradipa 

989. Mangalin 

990. Asokarastra 

991. Maticintin 

992. Matimant 

993. Dharmapradipaksa 

994. Sudarsana 

995. Vegajaha 

996. Atibalaja 

997. Prajnapuspa 

998. Drdhasvara 

999. Sukhita 

1000. Arthavadin 

1001. Priyaprasanna 

1002. Harivaktra 

1003. Cuda 

1004. Roca

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