Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources

the doe (Chapter 041)

Role: doe · First appears: Chapter XLI

Life events

  • The doe declared that Bodisat was her husband.(Chapter XLI)
    • With: Bodisat
    • “He is my husband.”
  • The hunter left Bodisat and the doe at liberty.(Chapter XLI)
    • With: the hunter (Chapter 041) Bodisat
    • “The hunter, whose astonishment became still greater, went away together with the gazelles, whom he left at liberty.”

Chapter XLI

  • married with Bodisat “He is my husband.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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