Śrīvardhana

Family: Kośala · Role: overseer of elephants · First appears: Chapter VII

Śrīvardhana was King Prasenajit’s overseer of elephants in Kośala. In Chapter VII, Prasenajit forgave him and restored his position. Later, Mṛgadhara took Śrīvardhana’s daughter as his wife; Śrīvardhana bade her touch Viśākhā’s feet, but Viśākhā replied, “Rather ought I to touch your feet.”

Relationship record

Chapter VII

• child: Mṛgadhara’s second wife, daughter of Śrīvardhana (Chapter 007) “Śrīvardhana, who had one daughter, bade her touch Viśākhā’s feet, but Viśākhā said, ‘Rather ought I to touch your feet.’”
• subordinate: King Prasenajit of Kośala “Prasenajit, king of Kośala, had an overseer of elephants named Śrīvardhana.”

Also listed in Kośala — Minor Figures

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