• Egyed, Mahāsiddha no. 49 (Dhe ki ri pa), in the text by Vīraprabhāsvara spelled Dho ka ra. He seems to be holding a large net.
• Dhokaripā. No. 49 in Sempa Dorje. Illustration following p. 132. Name in Tibetan: Rdza snod zhabs. He was a śūdra from Sāliputra.
• Dho ka ri pa. Tibetan versions of the name: Snod khur, or, Rdza snod zhabs. A potter. Biographical Dictionary of Tibet and Tibetan Buddhism, vol. 1, pp. 702-703.

Bibliography:

• Prakṛtisiddhi (Rang bzhin grub pa) Tôh. no. 2401. Dergé Tanjur, vol. ZI, folios 26v.5-27r.5.
  • Dergé colophon: rang bzhin grub pa'i thabs zhes bya ba slob dpon rdo ka ris mdzad pa rdzogs so.