Sudaṇshṭhra

Role: lion · First appears: Chapter XXXIII

In Chapter XXXIII, Sudaṇshṭhra is a lion cub who dwells with the lioness and the tiger cub Subāhu. The cubs are called brothers because they “have both sucked the same dugs.”

Relationship record

Chapter XXXIII

• parent: the lioness (Chapter 033, B) “So they took to dwelling together, and they called the lion cub Sudaṇshṭhra, and the tiger cub Subāhu.”
• siblings with Subāhu “O children, as ye have both sucked the same dugs, be ye brothers.”

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