An Arahant who came with forty thousand fellow monks from the Dakkhiṇāgiri-vihāra in Ujjeni to the foundation ceremony of the Mahā Thūpa.

A monk of the Corakaṇḍaka-vihāra who, in a story from Prince Sāliya’s previous birth as a blacksmith, accepted a meal offered by him.

A forest-dwelling elder, also called Malayavāsī Mahā-Saṅgharakkhita, who gave Tissabhūti a meditation topic that led him to Arahantship.

An elder cited in the Commentaries as an example of one free from all impurities.

An elderly monk who, on his deathbed, denied any spiritual attainment to his companions but then secretly revealed his Arahantship by snapping his fingers once left alone.

An Arahant elder who taught the nun Rūpadevī.