Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources

Brahmavatī

Family: Vārāṇasī · Role: queen · First appears: Chapter XIV

In Vārāṇasī, in long-past days, Brahmavatī was the wife of King Brahmadatta. She gave birth to their longed-for son, Abja, who was named for being born on the water and was “endowed with recollection of his previous existence.”

Relationship record

Life events

  • Brahmavatī gave birth to Abja, the longed-for son of King Brahmadatta.(Chapter XIV · 📍 Vārāṇasī)
    • With: King Brahmadatta Abja
    • “There she gave birth to a fine boy, who was endowed with recollection of his previous existence. As he was born on the water, the name of Abja (water-born) was given to him.”

Chapter XIV

  • married with King Brahmadatta “His wife’s name was Brahmavatī, and a lake also bore the same name.”
  • child: Abja “There she gave birth to a fine boy, who was endowed with recollection of his previous existence.”

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