Suppabuddha

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Suppabuddha
Siblings	Maya Mahapajapati Gotami
Spouse	Amita
Issue	Yasodhara (daughter) Devadatta (son)
Father	Añjana
Mother	Yasodhara

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Suprabuddha (Sanskrit), or Suppabuddha (Pali) was the maternal uncle and father-in-law of the Buddha according to the Mahavamsa genealogy and the Theravada commentarial tradition.^[1] He was also known as Mahāsuppabuddha.

Suppabuddha is also the name of several other individuals mentioned briefly in the Theravada tradition.