AN 5.195 Piṅgiyānī Sutta:
Piṅgiyānī

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… those Licchavis clothed Piṅgiyānī with five hundred upper robes. And Piṅgiyānī clothed the Buddha with them.

About: The Buddhist Religion Aṅguttara Nikāya

Translated by Bhante Sujato. Published in 2018.

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