Khara untranslated

Khara. A Yakkha, friend of Suciloma. He was passing through Gayā with Suciloma when the latter questioned the Buddha on his doctrine, as recorded in the Sucilomasutta (SN.i.207f.; Snp., p.47f.; Snp­a.i.302). Khara had been a monk in a previous birth, and had once rubbed on his body oil belonging to the Saṅgha without asking the permission of the monks. As a result his body was ugly, and his skin coarse and rough and like a “tiled roof.” Whenever he wished to frighten anybody his skin would stand up like tiles on a roof. At the end of the recitation of the Sucilomasutta, Khara became a Sotāpanna, and his skin became beautiful and golden-hued. Ibid., 305.