The Bodhisatta born as a Nāga king, the central figure of the Jātaka that bears his name; the same name evidently also serves as a generic term for the Nāgas of that realm.

A king of Ekabala whose military preparations prompted the sage Mahosadha to send a parrot as a spy, which reported back that there was no cause for alarm.

A lake in the Mahiṃsaka country that was the residence of the Nāga king of the same name, and the source of the river Kannapennā.

A pupil of the scholar-monk Buddhadatta, to whom Buddhadatta dedicated his treatise on Vinaya rulings.