A deity who, in a former life a sage able to stride across oceans, asked the Buddha whether travel could reach the world’s end free of birth and death, and learned that this end is found only within the body through the path.

A sage described as the son of a villager, referred to under the deity Rohitassa’s account of his past life.

The legendary inhabitants of Rājagaha in the time of the Buddha Koṇāgamana, when Mount Vepulla was called Vaṅkaka and lived thirty thousand years, taking three days to climb the mountain and three to descend it.