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|27 |[[Kaśyapa]] [[Buddha]] [[Kaśyapa]] |[[Kassapa]] |- | |27 |[[Kaśyapa]] [[Buddha]] [[Kaśyapa]] |[[Kassapa]] |- | ||
Latest revision as of 20:30, 22 January 2016
Names of the Buddhas In most Theravada countries it is the custom for Buddhists to hold elaborate festivals to honor 28 Buddhas.
The following are the names of 28 Buddhas: { |Sanskrit language Sanskrit name |Pali language Pali name
|- |1 | |Tanhankara
|- |2 | |Medhankara Buddha Medhankara
|- |3 | |Saranankara
|- |4 | |Dipankara
|- |5 | |Kondanna |-
|6 | |Managala |-
|7 | |Sumana |-
|8 | |Revata |-
|9 | |Sobhita |-
|10 | |Anomadassi |-
|11 | |Paduma |-
|12 | |Narada Buddha Narada |-
|13 | |Padumuttara |-
|14 | |Sumedha |-
|15 | |Sujata |-
|16 | |Piyadassi |-
|17 | |Atthadassi |-
|18 | |Dhammadassi |-
|19 | |Siddhatta |-
|20 | |Tissa Buddha Tissa |-
|21 | |Phussa |-
|22 |Vipaśyin |Vipassi |-
|23 |Viśvabhu |Vessabhu |-
|24 |Sikhin |Sikhi |-
|25 |Krakucchanda |Kakusandha |-
|26 |Kanakamuni |Konagamana |-
|27 |Kaśyapa Buddha Kaśyapa |Kassapa |-
|28 |Gautama Buddha Siddhartha Gautama |}
