Adharmika

Role: pheasant · First appears: Chapter XLIX

In Chapter XLIX, Adharmika and Dharmika were pheasant siblings “whose bodies were united in their growth.” At the sea-coast, Adharmika ate a poisonous fruit, and both birds became insensible. Afterward, Adharmika vowed, “Wherever I may be born again, there may I be thy antagonist, O enemy and slayer!”

Relationship record

Life events

• Adharmika ate a poisonous fruit, and both birds became insensible.(Chapter XLIX · 📍 sea-coast)
  • With: Dharmika
  • “He ate it, and both of the birds became insensible.”
• Adharmika vowed to become Dharmika’s antagonist in a future birth.(Chapter XLIX)
  • With: Dharmika
  • “Wherever I may be born again, there may I be thy antagonist, O enemy and slayer!”

Chapter XLIX

• enemies with Dharmika “Affected by the poisonous fruit, Adharmika said, ‘Wherever I may be born again, there may I be thy antagonist, O enemy and slayer!’”
• siblings with Dharmika (Their bodies are described as united.) “whose bodies were united in their growth.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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