The householder of the hill-town (Chapter 004)

Role: householder · First appears: Chapter IV

In olden times, the householder of the hill-town married The householder's wife. When their son, The householder's son, the thief, was born, he told his wife, “I will take merchandise and go to sea.” He went to sea with his merchandise and died there.

Relationship record

Life events

• The householder married a wife of his own caste.(Chapter IV · 📍 a hill-town)
  • With: The householder's wife (Chapter 004)
  • “In olden times there lived in a hill-town a householder, who married a wife of his own caste.”
• The householder and his wife had a son.(Chapter IV · 📍 a hill-town)
  • With: The householder's wife (Chapter 004) The householder's son, the thief (Chapter 004)
  • “When a son was born unto him, he said to his wife, ‘Goodwife, now that there is born unto us a causer of debts and diminisher of means, I will take merchandise and go to sea.’”
• The householder went to sea with merchandise and died there.(Chapter IV · 📍 sea)
  • “So he went to sea with his merchandise, and there he died.”

Chapter IV

• married with The householder's wife (Chapter 004) “In olden times there lived in a hill-town a householder, who married a wife of his own caste.”
• child: The householder's son, the thief (Chapter 004) “When a son was born unto him, he said to his wife, ‘Goodwife, now that there is born unto us a causer of debts and diminisher of means, I will take merchandise and go to sea.’”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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Extracted from the original text of Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources. Made with Rho MD.