Statement-I: Gautama Buddha did indeed spend the maximum number of his rainy seasons (Varsavasas) in Sravasti, the capital of the Kosala kingdom. He frequently resided at the Jetavana monastery donated by Anathapindika and the Pubbarama monastery donated by Visakha, preaching to a large following there. Statement-II: Traditional Buddhist sources often state that King Prasenjit of Kosala was born on the same day as Siddhartha Gautama. This made them contemporaries and close in age, fostering a respectful relationship where Prasenjit became a major patron of the Buddha.