1. Candā.-Wife of Sudinna und Mutter of Piyadassī Buddha (J.i.39). In der Buddhavamsa (xiv.15) she is called Sucandā.
2. Candā.-One of the two chief women Schüler of Vipassī Buddha. J.i.41; Bu.xx.29.
3. Candā.-A kinnarī, wife of Canda, the Bodhisatta. Siehe the Candakinnara Jātaka (J.iv.283ff). She is sometimes called Candī. z.B., J.iv.284.
4. Candā.-Wife of Mahāpatāpa, König of Benares, und Mutter of Dhammapāla. She is identifiziert mit Mahā Pajāpatī Gotamī. Für Details siehe the Culla Dhammapāla Jātaka. J.iii.178-ff.
5. Candā.-Tochter von the Madda-König und chief consort of the ruler of Benares. She was the Mutter of Mūgapakkha (Temiya). Für Details siehe the Mūgapakkha Jātaka. J.vi.1ff
6. Candā.-Chief consort of Candakumāra. She was the Tochter von the Pañcāla König und the Mutter of Vāsula. It was her saccakiriyā which saved her Ehemann from death. She is identifiziert mit Rāhulamātā. J.vi.151ff
7. Candā.-Chief consort of Sutasoma. She is identifiziert mit Rāhulamātā. J.v.177, 182, 192.
8. Candā Theri.-Ein Arahat. She belonged to a Brahmanen family which bad fallen on evil Tage und she grew up in wretched poverty. Her kinsfolk having all died of plague, she eked out a living by begging from door to door. One day she came across Patācāra who had just finished eating. Patācāra, seeing her pitiable condition, gab ihr some food und, when she had eaten, discoursed to her. Delighted by Patācāra's sermon, Candā renounced the world und soon afterwards attained arahantship. Thig.vs.122-26; ThigA., p.120f.
9. Candā.-The kinnāri-maiden of whom Brahmadatta wurde enamoured, preferring her to sein own wife, Asitābhū. VibhA.470f.; the Asitābhū Jātaka (J.ii.231f.) does not mention her name.