The son of the second householder of Takshaśilā (Chapter 010)

Family: Takshaśilā · Role: son-in-law and husband · First appears: Chapter X

After his parents died, the son of the second householder of Takshaśilā wandered until he entered the home of Utpalavarṇā’s father. The householder, who had no son and intended to give his daughter in marriage to a man willing to live with him as a son-in-law, made him that proposal; he consented and married Utpalavarṇā.

Relationship record

Chapter X

• parent: The second householder of Takshaśilā (Chapter 010) “There was also in Takshaśilā another householder, who died leaving a son behind him.”
• parent: The householder of Takshaśilā, father of Utpalavarṇā (Chapter 010) “As her father had no son, he determined that, when his daughter was grown up, he would give her in marriage only to one who, on becoming his son-in-law, would take up his abode with him.”
• married with Utpalavarṇā “This son, while wandering about after the death of his parents, entered the house of Utpalavarṇā’s father, who proposed to him that he should take up his residence with him as his son-in-law, whereto he consented.”
• with The householder of Takshaśilā, father of Utpalavarṇā (Chapter 010) (The householder received him into his family as his son-in-law.) “This son, while wandering about after the death of his parents, entered the house of Utpalavarṇā’s father, who proposed to him that he should take up his residence with him as his son-in-law, whereto he consented.”

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