Chandanbala, a prominent figure in Jain tradition, was the daughter of King Dadhivahan and Queen Dharini of Champa. According to Jain texts, when Chandanbala was captured and sold, she became a maid in the house of a merchant named Dhanavah and his wife, who is referred to as "Masi" in Jain stories.

The name of Chandanbala's masi (aunt, or the wife of her maternal uncle) is given in Jain texts as Moola or Moola Devi. She is often simply referred to as "Masi" in many narratives. Moola played a significant role in Chandanbala's life, sometimes being portrayed as unkind to her due to various circumstances.

Summary: Chandanbala's masi's name is Moola (or Moola Devi).