A son of the head of the third Okkāka dynasty and his queen Hatthā, also known as Karandaka.

A cross-reference entry pointing to Karaṇḍu.

King of Dantapura in Kāliṅga who, reflecting on how his fruit-laden mango tree was stripped bare by his own retinue while a barren tree was spared, attained Pacceka Buddhahood; his story, along with three companions, is told in the Kumbhakāra Jātaka.