the daughter of the king of Panchāla named Aushadhī (Chapter 8)

Also known as: Aushadhī · Family: Panchāla · Role: princess · First appears: Chapter VIII

In Chapter VIII, Mahaushadha brought Aushadhī and the treasury from Panchāla, and Janaka married her. She was the daughter of the king of Panchāla, whom Janaka described as having “an exceedingly beautiful daughter called Aushadhī.” Janaka and Aushadhī then “lived with her in happiness and love.”

Relationship record

Life events

• Janaka married Aushadhī after Mahaushadha brought her and the treasury from Panchāla.(Chapter VIII)
  • With: Janaka Mahaushadha
  • “King Janaka, having obtained the maiden as his wife, lived with her in happiness and love.”

Chapter VIII

• parent: the king of Panchāla (Chapter 8) “The king of Panchāla has an exceedingly beautiful daughter called Aushadhī,” replied King Janaka.”
• married with Janaka “and King Janaka, having obtained the maiden as his wife, lived with her in happiness and love.”
• with Mahaushadha (Mahaushadha brought Aushadhī to Janaka, who married her; this passage does not establish an ongoing relationship between Mahaushadha and Aushadhī.) “Then he got his army ready, and entered King Janaka’s country from a different side. Thereat King Janaka rejoiced, and so did the ministers, the villagers, and the rest of the people, saying that he had accomplished a great work, and they made him many demonstrations of honour.”

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