Literally, “Brahmā, Lord of the Sahā [world].”

The well-gone Amoghavikramin when Brahmā, lord of the Sahā world.

An epithet of Brahmā meaning “Lord of the Sahā World.”

“Brahmā, the lord of the Sahā universe,” one of the Brahmās.

“Brahmā, the lord of the Sahā universe,” one of the Brahmās.

See ”Brahmā.”

An epithet of Brahmā meaning “Lord of the Sahā World.”

The brahmā deity who is sometimes called Sahāṃpati, “sovereign of this Sahā world.” This is the name given to the great brahmā deity described in this sūtra as the lord (īśvara) of the cosmos of a billion worlds. The name attested in the Sanskrit manuscript. Also called Great Brahmā (mahābrahmā) or even simply Brahmā in this sūtra and elsewhere, as well as vaśavartin, the “powerful one.” In this sūtra, he also seems to be identified with Brahmā Śikhin, but at the same time Brahmā should be distinguished from the class of brahmā deities who dwell in the Brahmā heavens over which Great Brahmā is also lord.

An epithet of Brahmā. See “Sahā world.”

Epithet of Brahmā, head god of the Brahma heavens.