Saheto Mahet (formerly Shrubasti) is a general term for archaeological sites, and these archaeological sites are now considered to be the remains of Gion Seiya.

It is said that Gion Seisha was a training facility donated by a person named Sudatta (Suda) who was in Shravasti, Kosla, ancient India, to Buddha.

Buddha, who leads a large number of disciples, visits Shrubasti.The land's chief, Anathapindika, devoted himself to Buddhism and asked him to preach in Shrabasti. When Buddha asks if there is a monk there, Sudatta decides to build a vihāra in a wonderful location and investigates.

As a result, the hills of Prince Jeta were scenic and the water was clean, which was the best, so I asked him to sell the land. However, no matter how many times I asked, the prince did not allow it, and in the end, if I wanted so much hill, I told him to spread gold on the hill.Still, Sudatta laid gold on the land as he was told.The surprised prince asked Sudatta why, and was very impressed, gave up the land, and cooperated with the construction of the monk by giving trees himself.And Sudatta donated Gion Seiya.