Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources

Kapila

Role: Brahman · First appears: Chapter IX

In Chapter IX, Kapila is described as a very rich Brahman who married within his own degree; he and his unnamed wife had an extremely beautiful daughter, Kapilabhadrā. Her parents later betrothed her to the Brahman youth Nyagrodhaja (Kāśyapa).

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Life events

Chapter IX

  • married with Kapila’s unnamed wife (Chapter 009) “In it lived a very rich Brahman named Kapila, to whom there had been born, after he had married in his own degree, an extremely beautiful daughter.”
  • child: Kapilabhadrā (Bhadrā) “In it lived a very rich Brahman named Kapila, to whom there had been born, after he had married in his own degree, an extremely beautiful daughter.”

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