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Previous 27. The Chronicle of the Buddha Gotama

28.

The Section on Miscellaneous About the Buddhas

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After incalculable cosmic cycles, there were four great leaders;

Taṇhaṅkara, Medhaṅkara, and also Saraṇaṅkara;

And the Perfectly Enlightened One Dīpaṅkara - those Conquerors were in one cosmic cycle.

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After Dīpaṅkara, the Leader named Koṇḍañña;

Alone in one cosmic cycle, he helped many people to cross.

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For the Blessed One Dīpaṅkara, and for the Teacher Koṇḍañña;

The aeons between these are incalculable by counting.

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After Koṇḍañña, the Leader named Maṅgala;

The aeons between them are incalculable by counting.

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Maṅgala and Sumana, Revata, Sobhita the sage;

They too were Buddhas in one cosmic cycle, those with vision, light-bringers.

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After Sobhita, Anomadassī of great fame;

The aeons between them are incalculable by counting.

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Anomadassī, Paduma, and Nārada too, the Leader;

They too were Buddhas in one cosmic cycle, sages who made an end of darkness.

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After Nārada, the Leader named Padumuttara;

Arisen in one cosmic cycle, he helped many people to cross.

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Of the Blessed One Nārada, of the Teacher Padumuttara;

The aeons between them are incalculable by counting.

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A hundred thousand cosmic cycles ago, there was one great sage;

Padumuttara, knower of the world, the receiver of oblations.

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In thirty thousand cosmic cycles, there were two great leaders;

Sumedha and Sujāta, before Padumuttara.

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In eighteen hundred cosmic cycles, there were three great leaders;

Piyadassī, Atthadassī, and Dhammadassī were the masters.

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And before Sujāta, the Enlightened by themselves, the highest of two-footed beings;

Those Buddhas were in one cosmic cycle, matchless in the world.

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Ninety-four cosmic cycles ago from now, there was one great sage;

He was Siddhattha, knower of the world, the unsurpassed surgeon.

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Ninety-two cosmic cycles ago from now, there were two great leaders;

Tissa and Phussa, the Enlightened by themselves, matchless, without equal.

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Ninety-one cosmic cycles ago from now, the Leader named Vipassī;

He too, the compassionate Buddha, freed beings from bondage.

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Thirty-one cosmic cycles ago from now, there were two great leaders;

Sikhī and Vessabhū, matchless, without equal.

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In this fortunate cosmic cycle, there were three great leaders;

Kakusandha, Koṇāgamana, and Kassapa too, the Leader.

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I am now the Perfectly Enlightened One, and Metteyya too will be;

These five Buddhas, the wise ones, have compassion for the world.

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Of these kings of the teaching, and of many tens of millions of others;

Having proclaimed that path, they were quenched together with their disciples.

The Miscellaneous Chapter on the Buddhas is concluded.

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