The thief's son (Chapter 004)

Role: son · First appears: Chapter IV

After the king’s daughter bore him, the thief’s son gave his father the identifying wreath while walking through the assembled crowds. The king’s watchmen then seized the thief and brought him before The king.

Relationship record

Life events

• The king's watchmen seized the thief after his son gave him the identifying wreath.(Chapter IV)
  • With: The householder's son, the thief (Chapter 004) The king (Chapter 004)
  • “As the boy walked with the wreath through the assembled crowds and closely observed them, he caught sight of the thief, and, in accordance with the incomprehensible sequence of human affairs, handed him the wreath. The king’s watchmen seized the thief and brought him before the king.”

Chapter IV

• parent: The householder's son, the thief (Chapter 004) “The result of the thief’s visit was that, after eight or nine months had elapsed, the princess bore a son.”
• parent: The king's daughter (Chapter 004) “The result of the thief’s visit was that, after eight or nine months had elapsed, the princess bore a son.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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