The Purohita’s son (Chapter 007)

Family: Kośala · Role: son of the Purohita · First appears: Chapter VII

One day, Viśākhā’s thirty-two sons seized the pole of the Purohita’s son’s chariot and overturned it, throwing him onto a heap of rubbish. He went to his father, the Purohita, with his robe drawn over his head and tears in his eyes, saying, “O father, thus have Viśākhā’s sons treated me.”

Relationship record

Life events

• Viśākhā’s sons overturned the Purohita’s son’s chariot and threw him onto rubbish.(Chapter VII)
  • With: Viśākhā’s thirty-two sons (Chapter 007)
  • “Then, as the Purohita’s son began to use abusive language, Viśākhā’s sons seized the pole of his chariot and upset him on a heap of rubbish.”

Chapter VII

• parent: The Purohita (Chapter 007) “When he had come to his father, with his robe drawn over his head, he said with tears, ‘O father, thus have Viśākhā’s sons treated me.’”
• enemies with Viśākhā’s thirty-two sons (Chapter 007) “When he had come to his father, with his robe drawn over his head, he said with tears, ‘O father, thus have Viśākhā’s sons treated me.’”

Also listed in Kośala — Minor Figures

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