Two other notable "dōji" are Matijvala (恵光童子, "Ekō-dōji") and Matisādhu (恵喜童子, "Eki-dōji"), the first two of Acala's eight great acolytes. Matijvala is depicted as white in color and holds a three-pronged vajra in his right hand and a lotus topped with a moon disk on his left, while Matisādhu is red and holds a trident in his right hand and a wish-fulfilling jewel ("cintāmaṇi") on his left. The eight acolytes as a whole symbolize the eight directions, with Matijvala and Matisādhu representing east and south, respectively.