A thera credited with great iddhi-power. He lived in Mangana, and was one of those who shared the sour millet-gruel given by Dutthagámani in his flight from battle. Khuddaka Tissa divided it among sixty thousand monks in the Kelása Vihára (Mhv.xxxii.53f). He was one of the pacchágataká (late comers?) to the Assemblies of Kuddálaka, Múgapakkha, Ayoghara, and Hatthipála (J.vi.30). He is probably identical with Kujja Tissa (q.v.).