Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources

The unnamed king who fathered Śākha, Gulma, Anugulma, and Viśākha (Chapter 021)

Role: father · First appears: Chapter XXI

In lost past times, the king’s wife bore him four sons: Śākha, Gulma, Anugulma, and Viśākha. He later banished them.

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Life events

Chapter XXI

  • child: Śākha “there reigned a king to whom his wife bore four sons, named Śākha, Gulma, Anugulma, and Viśākha.”
  • child: Gulma “there reigned a king to whom his wife bore four sons, named Śākha, Gulma, Anugulma, and Viśākha.”
  • child: Anugulma “there reigned a king to whom his wife bore four sons, named Śākha, Gulma, Anugulma, and Viśākha.”
  • child: Viśākha (Chapter 021) “there reigned a king to whom his wife bore four sons, named Śākha, Gulma, Anugulma, and Viśākha.”

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