A person called Jaghanya is a servant of the Mālavya king; he has crescent-like ears, good joints and thick and copious semen. He is a tale-bearer and a poet. His complexion is rough and fingers thick. He is cruel, wealthy, unintelligent, well-known, copper-coloured, of humorous disposition, and marked with the figures of a sword, spear, noose and axe on the chest, feet and hands.