A Licchavi chieftain who, having witnessed the Nigaṇṭha Saccaka worsted in debate with the Buddha, likened him to a crab pulled from a pond and mistreated by village boys; the commentary notes that, despite his name meaning ugly, he was in fact quite handsome.

A king of Kampilla in Uttarapañcāla who, upon witnessing a bull kill another out of lust for a cow, recognised the evil nature of lust, entered into a trance, and became a Pacceka Buddha.