A Deva who lived in the rájáyatana tree standing at the gate of Jetavana. He accompanied the Buddha on his second visit to Ceylon. In his last birth he had been a man in Nágadípa, and seeing some Pacceka Buddhas eating their meal, had provided them with rájáyatana branches with which to clean their bowls. The rájáyatana-tree was held as parasol over the Buddha's head on his journey to Ceylon and was left behind in Kalyáni for the Nágas to worship. Mhv.i.52ff.