Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources

the monkey chief (Chapter 042)

Also known as: chief / monkey-chief · Role: chief of the troop · First appears: Chapter XLII

Life events

  • The monkeys escaped after coming down from the Tinduka tree.(Chapter XLII · 📍 the Tinduka tree)
    • “So they hastened to put out the fire; but the monkeys came down from the Tinduka tree and ran away.”

Chapter XLII

  • with the young monkey captive in the village (Chapter 042) (The captive is identified as one of the monkey chief’s young ones.) “At that time one of the monkey-chief’s young ones, a captive in the village, was sitting absorbed in thought, leaning his cheek upon his hand.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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