| Chārudatta, a Brahman merchant |
| Rohasena, his son |
| Maitreya, his friend |
| Vardhamānaka, a servant in his house |
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| Sansthānaka, brother-in-law of King Pālaka |
| Sthāvaraka, his servant |
| Another Servant of Sansthānaka |
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| A Courtier |
| Aryaka, a herdsman who becomes king |
| Sharvilaka, a Brahman, in love with Madanikā |
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| A Shampooer, who becomes a Buddhist monk |
| Māthura, a gambling-master |
| Darduraka, a gambler |
| Another Gambler |
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| Karnapūraka | | servants of Vasantasenā |
| Kumbhīlaka |
| Vīraka | | policemen |
| Chandanaka |
| Goha | | headsmen |
| Ahīnta |
| Bastard pages, in Vasantasenā's house |
| A Judge, a Gild-warden, a Clerk, and a Beadle |
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| Vasantasenā, a courtezan |
| Her Mother |
| Madanikā, maid to Vasantasenā |
| Another Maid to Vasantasenā |
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| The Wife of Chārudatta |
| Radanikā, a maid in Chārudatta's house |
