Divaukasa

Also known as: Yaksha Divaukasa · Role: Māndhātar’s runner · First appears: Chapter I

Life events

Māndhātar was consecrated king after receiving the regalia and treasures.(Chapter I · 📍 Sāketa)
- With: Māndhātar
- “Thereupon the fillet was laid upon him by demons. Moreover the seven treasures were revealed”
Māndhātar conquered Pūrvavidehadvīpa and ruled it.(Chapter I · 📍 Pūrvavidehadvīpa)
- With: Māndhātar
- “There, like a being who has acquired great power and supernatural force by means of virtue and merit, he ruled”
Māndhātar conquered Aparagodānīya and ruled there.(Chapter I · 📍 Aparagodānīya)
- With: Māndhātar
- “Having reached Aparagodānīya, he tarried therein”
Māndhātar conquered Uttarakuru and ruled over its hosts.(Chapter I · 📍 Uttarakuru)
- With: Māndhātar
- “King Māndhātar reached Uttarakuru, and there, enjoying the fruits of his deserts”
Māndhātar set out for the abode of the thirty-three gods.(Chapter I · 📍 Sumeru)
- With: Māndhātar
- “Scarcely had this idea occurred to King Māndhātar when he arose, surrounded by his thousand sons”

lord: Māndhātar “During this inauguration of King Māndhātar’s rule six Śakra-evanescences passed away. Then King Māndhātar asked his runner, the Yaksha Divaukasa, ‘Is there not some part of the world as yet unsubdued by me which I could subdue?’”

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