The hill-village householder’s concubine (Chapter 007)

Role: concubine of the householder; mother of his son · First appears: Chapter VII

In Chapter VII, the hill-village householder took her as a concubine because he longed for a child. Though the householder’s wife sought to render her barren with a spell, the concubine became pregnant and, at the end of nine months, bore a son.

She then gave the boy to The hill-village householder’s wife, who took charge of him.

Relationship record

Life events

• The householder’s concubine gave birth to a son.(Chapter VII · 📍 a hill-village)
  • With: The hill-village householder (Chapter 007) The hill-village householder’s son (Chapter 007)
  • “But as that woman was quite pure, she became with child, and at the end of nine months bare a son.”
• The concubine gave her son to the householder’s wife, who took charge of him.(Chapter VII · 📍 a hill-village)
  • With: The hill-village householder’s wife (Chapter 007) The hill-village householder’s son (Chapter 007)
  • “After she had taken charge of the boy”

Chapter VII

• child: The hill-village householder’s son (Chapter 007) “Thereupon his wife, who was of a jealous disposition, had recourse to a spell for the purpose of rendering that woman barren. But as that woman was quite pure, she became with child, and at the end of nine months bare a son.”
• with The hill-village householder (Chapter 007) (interaction) “As he longed earnestly for a child, he took unto himself a concubine.”

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