(I) Kosala
(II) Sāvatthī and its environs
(1) City
(a) Sāvatthī
(b) within Sāvatthī
(2) Settlements, hermitages
(a) Sādhuka
(b) hermitage of the Brahman Rammaka (assama)
(3) Monasteries, gardens, parks
(a) Jetavana Anāthapiṇḍikārāma
(b) Pubbārāma Migāramātupāsāda
(c) Andhavana
(d) country of Mallikā
(e) Qiliguo
(f) Lushuwan (Deer Park)
(g) Zhanpuguo (country of Campa)
(h) Qijiu tongzi anpoluoyuan
(4) Rivers, ponds, mountains
(a) Pubbakoṭṭhaka river (east)
(b) Sutanu (beside river)
(c) Liqishe (river)
(d) side of Xianger pond
(e) Poluluoyan (mountain)
(III) Sāketa and Ayojjhā
(1) City
(a) Sāketa (Shejidi): country of Sheqiti/ Sheqieti
(2) Gardens, parks
(a) Kaṇḍakīvana
(b) Migadāya of Añjanavana
(c) Kāḷakārāma
(d) Tikaṇḍakīvana
(3) River
(a) bank of Gaṅgā at Ayojjhā
(IV) Others
(1) Cities/ towns
(a) Setavya nagara
(2) Settlements
(a) Icchānaṅgala brāhmaṇagāma
(b) Sālā brāhmaṇagāma
(c) Ukkaṭṭha
(d) Naḷakapāna nigama
(e) Ujuññā
(f) Veḷudvāra brāhmaṇagāma
(g) Kāmaṇḍā
(h) Nagaravinda brāhmaṇagāma
(i) Paṅkadhā-nigama
(j) Sālavatikā (Sālavatī)
(k) Kesaputta nigama of the Kālāmas
(l) Daṇḍakappaka nigama
(m) Ekasālā brāhmaṇagāma
(n) Manasākaṭa brāhmaṇagāma
(o) Opasāda brāhmaṇagāma
(p) Venāgapura brāhmaṇagāma
(q) Caṇḍalakappa
(r) Qu??shiti (village)
(s) Yinaluo (settlement)
(t) Wushiluo (village)
(u) Fuli (settlement)
(v) Gengtian Brahman village
(3) Mountains, gardens, parks
(a) hut in a forest below the Himavanta
(b) Jusaluo (garden): Jusaluo (grove)
(c) aññatara vanasaṇḍa (thick forest)
(d) Shiluo (sala) grove
(e) under the Xian tree in the Boliyesaluo (grove)
(f) Kongxianchu: dwelling of Alianruo
(4) Rivers, caves
(a) Sundarikā river
(b) Xini cave
(5) Road
(a) addhāna-magga

Source Materials 2-1 dealt with the country of Magadha, and the monasteries, gardens and settlements etc.of its capital Rājagaha/ Rājagṛha, and of other places associated with the Buddha's residence and preaching, such asGayā and Nālandā, as found in early sources in the Sutta and Vinaya Piṭakas. Source materials 2-2-1 and 2-2-2 lookedat similar information about the Jetavana monastery in the country of Kosala, as found in the Sutta and Vinaya Piṭakas.Here we use material from the same sources to examine places associated with the Buddha's residence and preaching inKosala, other than the Jetavana monastery, including the capital Sāvatthī and its environs, Sāketa and Ayojjhā, and otherplaces in Kosala whose location is undetermined. For details, refer to the Contents. For information about the layout ofthe table, see Source material 2-1.