the daughter of Janaka (Chapter 8)
Family: Videha · Role: wife of Mahaushadha · First appears: Chapter VIII
Life events
- Janaka’s daughter accused Mahaushadha of adultery and stealing the king’s peacock, and Janaka ordered his execution.(Chapter VIII)
- With: Janaka Mahaushadha
- “In order to sift this matter thoroughly, the king ordered his executioners to put Mahaushadha to death.”
- Janaka discovered Mahaushadha’s innocence and ordered him released.(Chapter VIII)
- With: Janaka Mahaushadha
- “When all this was made clear to the eyes of the king, he rejoiced, and gave orders that Mahaushadha should be released, and he heaped upon him tokens of honour.”
Chapter VIII
- married with Janaka “King Janaka was so highly pleased that he gave his daughter in marriage to Mahaushadha, who lived with her happily.”
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Extracted from the original text of Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources. Made with Rho MD.