Mother of Sīhabāhu and Sīhasīvali, daughter of the king of Vaṅga, said to have consorted with a lion, whose offspring became the ancestors of the Sinhalese people.

The Bodhisatta in the time of the Buddha Atthadassī, a great brahmin ascetic converted after hearing that Buddha teach.

The Bodhisatta, son of the chaplain to the king of Bārāṇasī, who himself later became king, as told in the Susīma Jātaka.

A king of Bārāṇasī in another Susīma Jātaka, identified with Ānanda.

A deity who, hearing Ānanda praise Sāriputta, confirmed every word and whose retinue listened entranced.

One of the thousand sons of Sakka, a lazy deva general in the war against the asuras whom Sakka had to admonish.

A wanderer of Rājagaha who sought ordination only to learn and exploit the Buddha’s teaching for material gain, but on discovering the truth confessed his motive and became a genuine Arahant.

A brahmin of Takkasilā, son of Saṅkha, who sought the teaching’s true end from Pacceka Buddhas at Isipatana and himself became a Pacceka Buddha.