An ancient sage who, through a life of holiness, was reborn in the Brahmā world.

The Bodhisatta born as king of Roruva and husband of Samuddavijayā, whose story is told in the Āditta Jātaka.

A hunter who brought down from the Himalayas the chief of a troop of monkeys whose cry features in the Aṭṭhasadda Jātaka.

A householder of Campā who, with his brother Nandaka, entered the Order after Soṇa Kolivisa’s renunciation and became an Arahant, and who in a past life had given a pair of fine sandals to the Buddha Anomadassī.

A king of the Sovīras during the time of Reṇu, whose capital was Roruva.

A king of Bārāṇasī of the Okkāka dynasty and father of Dasaratha.

A descendant of the Mahāsammata line and son of Sāgaradeva, who was the father of Aṅgīrasa.

A royal title applied to several kings in different Jātaka tales, including rulers of Uttarapañcāla and Bārāṇasī.