Buddha-carita, or Life of Buddha by Ven. Aśvaghoṣa

Buddha-carita, or Life of Buddha - 197
91. Having made a mendicant (whom he met) happy in the path of
those who are illustrious through the Law, the glorious one went on,
illumining the country which lies to the north of Gaya.
92. (Having stayed) in the dwelling of the prince of the Nāgas, named
Sudarśana, on the occurrence of night, he ate a morning meal
consisting of the five kinds of ambrosia, and departed, gladdening
him with his blessing.
93. Near Vaṇārā he went under the shadow of a tree and there he
established a poor Brāhman named Nandin in sacred knowledge.
94. In Vaṇārā in a householder’s dwelling he was lodged for the night;
in the morning he partook of some milk and departed, having given
his blessing.
95. In the village called Vundadvīra he lodged in the abode of a
Yakṣa named Vunda, and in the morning after taking some milk and
giving his blessing he departed.
96. Next was the garden named Rohitavastuka, and there the Nāgaking
Kamaṇḍalu with his courtiers also worshipped him.
97. Having delivered various beings in every place, the compassionate
saint journeyed on to Gandhapura and was worshipped there by the
Yakṣa Gandha.