Shakya means 'to be able,' 'worthy,' 'possible,' and is associated with the clan of Gautama Buddha, not directly as 'disciple of the Buddha.' and is often associated with the Shakya clan, to which the Buddha himself belonged. The use of the name Shakya has remained relatively consistent over time, reflecting its deep cultural and spiritual significance. Shakya is important because it symbolizes a connection to the teachings of Buddhism and the legacy of the Buddha.
