An Arahant entrusted by King Duṭṭhagāmaṇī with obtaining relics for the Mahā Thūpa, who by magic power retrieved a casket of relics, once enshrined at Rāmagāma, from the Nāga king Mahākāḷa’s reluctant custody.

A brahmin of Kajaṅgala, father of the elder Nāgasena.

The name given to the princes of Suvaṇṇabhūmi after the missionary visit of the theras Soṇa and Uttara to that country.

The horse on which the Buddha Tissa rode when he left the household life.

Devadatta born as a hunter, as told in the Chaddanta Jātaka.