Ulāra-vimāna

The daughter of a family in Rājagaha, which waited upon Mahā Moggallāna; was very generous and always gave away in alms the half of anything which she possessed. She was given in marriage to the son of a family of unbelievers. One day, seeing Moggallāna begging for alms, she invited him and gave him some cakes which had been put away by her mother-in-law. When the latter heard of it she was greatly enraged, and struck the girl with a pestle.

The girl died and was born in Tāvatimsa, her palace being called the Ulāravimāna. Later, Moggallāna visited her there (Vv.p.24; VvA.120).

Dictionary of Pali Proper Names, G P Malalasekera (1899-1973), which is available as printed version from