Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources

Rājyavardhana

Role: elephant · First appears: Chapter XVI

Life events

  • Viśvaṇtara gave the elephant Rājyavardhana to Brahmans, provoking his father's anger.(Chapter XVI)
    • With: Viśvaṇtara King Viśvāmitra
    • “the Bodisat swiftly alighted from the splendid elephant, and having presented that most splendid elephant to them with the utmost good humour”

Chapter XVI

  • with Viśvaṇtara (interaction) “Another time he was riding on the elephant Rājyavardhana, which in whiteness equalled jasmine blossoms, white lotuses, snow, silver, and the clouds”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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