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become perfectly self-enlightened through realization of the Four Noble Truths, and who is endowed with the six great qualities of glory, namely, Issariya (supremacy), Dhamma (Knowledge of the Path to Nibbæna), Yasa (fame and following), Sirø (noble splendour of appearance), Kæma (power of accomplishment) and Payatta (diligent mindfulness).
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