Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources

The chief herdsman’s wife (Chapter 018)

Role: wife of the chief herdsman · First appears: Chapter XVIII

Life events

  • The chief herdsman’s wife falsely accused Ksheman·kara of trying to tempt her, prompting him to leave.(Chapter XVIII · 📍 the house of the chief herdsman)
    • With: Ksheman·kara
    • “she said to her husband: ‘This blind man is trying to tempt me, will you put up with such people?’”

Chapter XVIII

  • married with The chief herdsman (Chapter 018) “The chief herdsman’s wife, who was charmed by his youth and beauty, heard the sound of his lute and tried to allure him. But he, thinking of a course of life acquired by good deeds, closed his ears and did not stir. As there is nothing which they may not do who are seized by desire, she said to her husband: ‘This blind man is trying to tempt me, will you put up with such people?’”

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