Prince Ādarśamukha

Also known as: Mirror-face · Role: youngest son; later king · First appears: Chapter III

Prince Ādarśamukha was the youngest of the five sons born to King Ānanda. Named Mirror-face because his face resembled a mirror, he grew up with The eldest prince (Chapter 003), The second eldest prince (Chapter 003), The third eldest prince (Chapter 003), and The fourth eldest prince (Chapter 003). In Chapter III, after passing the ministers’ tests, he was made king and became a mighty monarch.

Relationship record

Life events

• The ministers made Prince Ādarśamukha king after he passed their tests.(Chapter III)
  • “As all the problems were solved, the ministers made Ādarśamukha king, and he became a mighty monarch.”

Chapter III

• parent: King Ānanda “To King Ānanda there were born five sons. The youngest of these, inasmuch as his face resembled a mirror, was named Ādarśamukha or Mirror-face.”
• siblings with The eldest prince (Chapter 003) “All five sons grew up.”
• siblings with The second eldest prince (Chapter 003) “All five sons grew up.”
• siblings with The third eldest prince (Chapter 003) “All five sons grew up.”
• siblings with The fourth eldest prince (Chapter 003) “All five sons grew up.”

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