Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources
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Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources — 316 figures from Schiefner's tales out of the Tibetan Kah-gyur, in Ralston's English: relationship constellations, chronicle, and places.
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- Vārāṇasī — Minor Figures
- Videha — Minor Figures
- Vaiśālī — Minor Figures
- Takshaśilā — Minor Figures
- Panchāla — Minor Figures
- Other Figures — Minor Figures
- North Panchāla — Minor Figures
- Kṛiśā Gautamī’s Family — Minor Figures
- Kośala — Minor Figures
- Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources — Places
- Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources — Chronicle
- Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources · Character Constellations
- Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources · Character Index
- Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources
People (316)
- Abja
- Adharmika
- Agnija
- Āmrapālī
- Ānanda
- Annapāna
- Annapāna’s unnamed mother (Chapter 8)
- Anugulma
- Āśuga
- Ātreya
- Āyushmant Maudgalyāyana
- Bahvannapāna
- Balamitra
- Bodisat
- Brahmavatī
- Charaka
- Dharmika
- Dharmikā
- Divaukasa
- Druma
- Gaṇgādatta
- Gautama
- Gautama’s unnamed wife (Chapter 011)
- Gopāla
- Goshṭhila
- Gulma
- Indra
- Janaka
- Janmachitra
- Janmachitra’s father (Chapter 005)
- Janmachitra’s mother (Chapter 005)
- Jīvaka
- Kapila
- Kapila’s unnamed wife (Chapter 009)
- Kapilabhadrā (Bhadrā)
- King Ānanda
- King Anantanemi
- King Aranemi Brahmadatta
- King Bimbisāra
- King Bimbisāra’s son (Chapter 009)
- King Brahmadatta
- King Brahmadatta of Vārāṇasī (the elder brother installed by Suparṇa)
- King Dhana
- King Dhana’s unnamed wife (Chapter 005)
- King Mahāpadma
- King Mahāśakuni (Śakuni)
- King Mahāśakuni’s chief wife
- King Prasenajit of Kośala
- King Sarjarasin
- King Śatānīka
- King Suddhodana
- King Utposhadha
- King Virūḍhaka
- King Viśvāmitra
- King Viśvāmitra’s unnamed wife (Chapter 016)
- Kṛiśā Gautamī
- Kṛiśā Gautamī’s elder son (Chapter 011)
- Kṛiśā Gautamī’s younger son (Chapter 011)
- Ksheman·kara
- Kuśa
- Madrī
- Mahākarṇa
- Mahānāman
- Mahānāman’s unnamed wife (Chapter 006)
- Mahaushadha
- Mahaushadha’s son (Chapter 8)
- Māndhātar
- Manoharā
- Maudgalyāyana
- Mṛgadhara
- Mṛgadhara’s first wife (Chapter 007)
- Mṛgadhara’s second wife, daughter of Śrīvardhana (Chapter 007)
- Mṛgadhara’s six elder sons (Chapter 007)
- Mukhara
- Mukhara’s mother (Chapter 034)
- Nanda
- Nyagrodha
- Nyagrodha’s unnamed father (Chapter 009)
- Nyagrodha’s unnamed mother (Chapter 009)
- Nyagrodha’s unnamed wife (Chapter 009)
- Nyagrodhaja (Kāśyapa)
- Pānchika
- Pāpan·kara
- Phalaka
- Pradyota
- Prince Abhaya
- Prince Ādarśamukha
- Prince Ajātaśatru
- Prince Kṛishṇa
- Princess Jālinī
- Pūrṇa
- Queen Bimbī
- Rājyābhinanda
- Rājyavardhana
- Rāshṭrapāla
- Rāshṭrapāla’s daughter (Chapter 046)
- Ṛshyaśringa
- Śakala
- Śakala’s unnamed wife (Chapter 006)
- Śākha
- Śāntā
- Śāriputra
- Śataga
- Sim̃ha
- Sim̃ha’s unnamed wife (Chapter 006)
- Śrīvardhana
- Śrīvardhana’s wife (Chapter 007)
- Subāhu
- Sudaṇshṭhra
- Sudhana
- Sudhana’s eight nurses (Chapter 005)
- Sudhana’s first wife (Chapter 005)
- Sudhana’s last wife (Chapter 005)
- Sudhana’s middle wife (Chapter 005)
- Suparṇa
- Sūryanemi
- the ass
- The Brahman friend of Mṛgadhara (Chapter 007)
- The Brahman teacher of Āśuga (Chapter 012)
- The Brahman who attached himself to Sudhana (Chapter 005)
- The Brahman youth seeking magic (Chapter 020)
- The Brahman youth who fathered Āśuga (Chapter 012)
- The Buddha Bhagavant
- The Buddha Bhagavant’s unnamed mother (Chapter 013)
- the bull (Chapter 033, A)
- the calf (Chapter 033, A)
- The caravan-leader from the north (Chapter 011)
- The caravan-leader who married Utpalavarṇā (Chapter 010)
- the carpenter who is Viśākhā’s father (Chapter 8)
- The Chaṇḍāla versed in spells (Chapter 020)
- The chaplet-maker who employed Kuśa (Chapter 002)
- The chief herdsman (Chapter 018)
- The chief herdsman’s wife (Chapter 018)
- the chieftain of the company of mice (Chapter 040)
- The cook who employed Kuśa (Chapter 002)
- the cow (Chapter 033, A)
- The crow (Chapter 048)
- the daughter of Janaka (Chapter 8)
- the daughter of the king of Aparāntaka (Chapter 8)
- the daughter of the king of Panchāla named Aushadhī (Chapter 8)
- the daughter of the king of Panchāla who married Annapāna (Chapter 8)
- The daughter of the king of the neighbouring country (Chapter 018)
- The deceased householder of Rohitaka (Chapter 006)
- the doctor (Chapter 043)
- The doctor who employed Kuśa (Chapter 002)
- the doe (Chapter 041)
- The eastern warder of Vaiśālī (Chapter 010)
- The eastern warder’s son (Chapter 010)
- The eastern warder’s wife (Chapter 010)
- The eldest prince (Chapter 003)
- The elephant who fell in love with the female elephant (Chapter 028)
- The falcon (Chapter 026)
- the father of Virūpa (Chapter 8)
- The female elephant (Chapter 028)
- The first Brahman who attached himself to Dhana (Chapter 005)
- the first monkey chief (Chapter 044)
- the first monkey chief’s band of five hundred monkeys (Chapter 044)
- The first otter (Chapter 034)
- The first painter (Chapter 050, Tale 3)
- The fisherman’s daughter (Chapter 017)
- The fisherman’s wife (Chapter 017)
- The five hundred jackals (Chapter 035)
- the five hundred mice (Chapter 040)
- The five hundred ministers’ sons (Chapter 014)
- The fourth eldest prince (Chapter 003)
- The gazelle doe (Chapter 015)
- The handless and footless cripple (Chapter 021)
- The herdswoman near the palace (Chapter 012)
- The herdswoman's daughter Suśroṇī (Chapter 012)
- The hill-village householder (Chapter 007)
- The hill-village householder’s concubine (Chapter 007)
- The hill-village householder’s son (Chapter 007)
- The hill-village householder’s wife (Chapter 007)
- The householder of Takshaśilā, father of Utpalavarṇā (Chapter 010)
- The householder of Takshaśilā, friend of Gautama (Chapter 011)
- The householder of Takshaśilā’s wife (Chapter 010)
- The householder of the hill district (Chapter 030)
- The householder of the hill-town (Chapter 004)
- The householder of the hill-town (Chapter 037)
- the householder of the hill-village (Chapter 029)
- The householder's daughter of the hill district (Chapter 030)
- The householder's son, the thief (Chapter 004)
- The householder's wife (Chapter 004)
- The householder's wife of the hill district (Chapter 030)
- The hunter (Chapter 026)
- The ichneumon (Chapter 003)
- The ivory carver (Chapter 050, Tale 1)
- The jackal (Chapter 048)
- The king (Chapter 004)
- the king (Chapter 043)
- the king of Aparāntaka (Chapter 8)
- the king of Panchāla (Chapter 8)
- the king of Panchāla’s unnamed chief wife (Chapter 8)
- The king of South Panchāla (Chapter 005)
- The king of the country where the robber chief was killed (Chapter 011)
- The king of the neighbouring country (Chapter 018)
- The king of Vārāṇasī (Chapter 015)
- The king whose son sought the princess in marriage (Chapter 002)
- The king, father of Ksheman·kara and Pāpan·kara (Chapter 018)
- The king's daughter (Chapter 004)
- The king’s grandmother (Chapter 007)
- the king’s wife whose necklace was lost (Chapter 8)
- The king’s wife whose ornaments were stolen (Chapter 026)
- The king’s wife, mother of Ksheman·kara and Pāpan·kara (Chapter 018)
- The Kinnarī who bore Āśuga (Chapter 012)
- The landlady (Chapter 003)
- The landlady’s new-born child (Chapter 003)
- the learned Brahman who is Udumbarikā’s father (Chapter 8)
- the learned Brahman who returned with gold (Chapter 8)
- the learned Brahman’s wife (Chapter 8)
- The lion (Chapter 026)
- the lion cub (Chapter 033, A)
- the lion cub (Chapter 033, B)
- The lion, king of the beasts (Chapter 027)
- the lioness (Chapter 033, A)
- the lioness (Chapter 033, B)
- the maina in the palace of Panchāla (Chapter 8)
- The man who asked about the lament (Chapter 016)
- The man who explained the lament (Chapter 016)
- The man who fell into the pit (Chapter 026)
- The Merchant (Chapter 023)
- The merchant from Takshaśilā (Chapter 011)
- The merchant who married in Vārāṇasī (Chapter 012)
- The merchant’s wife (Chapter 023)
- The merchant's wife who became Suparṇa's wife (Chapter 012)
- The merchant's wife's unnamed first son by Suparṇa (Chapter 012)
- The merchant's wife's unnamed younger bird son by Suparṇa (Chapter 012)
- the monkey chief (Chapter 042)
- the mother of Mahaushadha (Chapter 8)
- the mother of Virūpa (Chapter 8)
- the mother of Viśākhā (Chapter 8)
- The mouse (Chapter 026)
- the old Brahman who travelled with his young wife (Chapter 8)
- The old courtesan’s daughter (Chapter 011)
- The original King Brahmadatta of Vārāṇasī (Chapter 012)
- The orphan son of a householder (Chapter 030)
- the other monkey chief (Chapter 043)
- the other monkey chief (Chapter 044)
- the other monkey chief’s band of five hundred monkeys (Chapter 044)
- The ox marked with signs (Chapter 037)
- The painter (Chapter 050, Tale 1)
- The painter’s wife (Chapter 050, Tale 1)
- the parrot Māṭhara (Chapter 8)
- The poet fisher-lad (Chapter 017)
- The poet fisher-lad’s uncle (Chapter 017)
- The princess who became Kuśa’s wife
- The princess’s mother
- The Purohita (Chapter 007)
- the Purohita (Chapter 8)
- The Purohita’s son (Chapter 007)
- the Purohita’s unnamed wife (Chapter 8)
- The rich merchant of Rājagṛha’s unnamed wife (Chapter 006)
- The Rishi (Chapter 015)
- The Rishi of the hermitage near Janmachitra’s lake (Chapter 005)
- The Rishi under whom Abja took the vows (Chapter 014)
- The robber chief (Chapter 011)
- the rogue who carried off the Brahman’s wife (Chapter 8)
- The second eldest prince (Chapter 003)
- The second householder of Takshaśilā (Chapter 010)
- The second otter (Chapter 034)
- The second painter (Chapter 050, Tale 3)
- The serpent-charmer of South Panchāla (Chapter 005)
- the servant-maid who roasted barley (Chapter 043)
- the shepherd of the householder (Chapter 029)
- The snake who fought the ichneumon (Chapter 003)
- The son of Kṛiśā Gautamī and the weaver (Chapter 011)
- The son of the deceased householder of Rohitaka (Chapter 006)
- The son of the king whose son sought the princess in marriage (Chapter 002)
- The son of the second householder of Takshaśilā (Chapter 010)
- The stipendiary on the eastern branch (Chapter 023)
- The stipendiary on the northern branch (Chapter 023)
- The stipendiary on the southern branch (Chapter 023)
- The stipendiary on the western branch (Chapter 023)
- The superior officer (Chapter 023)
- The thief's son (Chapter 004)
- The third eldest prince (Chapter 003)
- the tiger cub (Chapter 033, B)
- the tigress (Chapter 033, B)
- The tortoise that regularly waited upon the two otters (Chapter 034)
- The unnamed king who fathered Śākha, Gulma, Anugulma, and Viśākha (Chapter 021)
- The unnamed mother of Śataga (Chapter 036)
- The unnamed wife of Anugulma (Chapter 021)
- The unnamed wife of Gopāla (Chapter 006)
- The unnamed wife of Gulma (Chapter 021)
- The unnamed wife of Śākha (Chapter 021)
- The unnamed wife of the king who fathered Śākha, Gulma, Anugulma, and Viśākha (Chapter 021)
- The unnamed wife of Viśākha (Chapter 021)
- the wandering sheep (Chapter 043)
- The weaver (Chapter 004)
- The western warder of Vaiśālī (Chapter 010)
- The western warder’s daughter (Chapter 010)
- The western warder’s wife (Chapter 010)
- the woman whose husband had undertaken a long journey (Chapter 047)
- the woman's husband (Chapter 047)
- The young male elephant (Chapter 028)
- the young monkey captive in the village (Chapter 042)
- The young weaver (Chapter 011)
- The young wife (Chapter 003)
- the young wife of the old Brahman (Chapter 8)
- The young wife’s husband (Chapter 003)
- Udajana
- Udumbarikā
- Upavāsavī
- Utpalavarṇā
- Utpalavarṇā’s first daughter (Chapter 010)
- Utpalavarṇā’s son by the eastern warder’s son (Chapter 010)
- Vaiśravaṇa
- Vāsavī
- Virūpa
- Viśākha
- Viśākhā
- Viśākhā (Chapter 008)
- Viśākha (Chapter 021)
- Viśākhā’s mother (Chapter 007)
- Viśākhā’s thirty-two sons (Chapter 007)
- Viśvaṇtara