A yakkha who took possession of a man named Kāvinda once a fortnight, making him bark like a dog, until Kāvinda’s son took to shutting him indoors.

A man-eating yakkha living by a lake near Khemavatī who was visited and converted by the Buddha Kakusandha.

A yakkha who traveled from city to city killing kings and seizing their harems, eating the women if his identity was discovered, until the Buddha Kassapa converted him at the city of Sunanda.

The last in the line of Bhaddadeva’s descendants to reign at Kaṇṇakujja, after whom seven further descendants ruled at Rojanagara.