Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources

the mother of Mahaushadha (Chapter 8)

Role: wife of Pūrṇa · First appears: Chapter VIII

In Chapter VIII, Pūrṇa’s wife gave birth to Mahaushadha at Pūrṇakatshtshha. At the boy’s birth-feast, she requested that he be named Mahaushadha.

Relationship record

Life events

  • Mahaushadha was born to Pūrṇa’s wife, and was named at his mother’s request.(Chapter VIII · 📍 Pūrṇakatshtshha)
    • With: Janaka Mahaushadha Pūrṇa
    • “When the boy came into the world and his birth-feast was celebrated, the name of Mahaushadha (Great Remedy) was given to him at the request of his mother”

Chapter VIII

  • child: Mahaushadha “When the boy came into the world and his birth-feast was celebrated, the name of Mahaushadha (Great Remedy) was given to him at the request of his mother”
  • married with Pūrṇa “The father replied that he was not sure that the king did not mean to punish him, the demand being of such an unheard of kind.”

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