Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources

Indra

Role: king of the gods · First appears: Chapter II

Life events

  • Indra promised King Mahāśakuni medicine to obtain sons and daughters.(Chapter II)
    • With: King Mahāśakuni (Śakuni)
    • “Indra said, ‘O friend, I will send you a medicine. Let your wives drink of it, and thereby you will obtain sons and daughters.’”
  • Indra gave Kuśa a jewel that restored his courage and prevented his suicide.(Chapter II)
    • With: Kuśa
    • “So Indra said to him, ‘Youth, despair not! And in order that you may not kill yourself, set this jewel upon your head, and your courage will be restored to you.’”

Chapter II

  • friends with King Mahāśakuni (Śakuni) “In olden times there was a mighty king named Śakuni, who was a beloved associate of the king of the gods, Indra.”

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