Miserliness
Jataka Tales
Illisa Jataka: The Barber Who Could Not Tell Them Apart
A miser's own father, reborn a god, disguises himself identically to correct his son's hoarding, and even the family barber cannot tell the two apart.
Mayhaka Jātaka: The Greedy Bird and the Hoarded Wealth
A miser dies childless, never having enjoyed his wealth. The Buddha traces this to a spoiled gift and fratricide, via the parable of a bird that cries 'Mine!'
Sudhābhojana Jātaka: Kosiya and the Cup of Ambrosia
Miserly treasurer Kosiya is converted by Sakka's descending brahmin-gods, then as a hermit judges Sakka's four daughters and gives ambrosia only to Honour.