Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources

Gaṇgādatta

Role: mouse · First appears: Chapter XXV

Life events

  • Nanda threatened to eat Gaṇgādatta if he returned without food.(Chapter XXV)
    • With: Nanda
    • “Nanda said to Nandasena, ‘If Gaṇgādatta comes back without food, I shall eat Gaṇgādatta.’”
  • Nandasena warned Gaṇgādatta that Nanda intended to eat him if he returned without food.(Chapter XXV)
    • With: Nandasena
    • “So the snake informed the mouse, saying, ‘Nanda has spoken thus: ‘If Gaṇgādatta comes back without bringing food, I will eat Gaṇgādatta.’’”
  • Gaṇgādatta said he would not return after finding no food.(Chapter XXV)
    • With: Nandasena
    • “and said to Nandasena, ‘As one who is weakened and oppressed by hunger becomes merciless, therefore say to the ungrateful creature that Gaṇgādatta will return no more.’”

Chapter XXV

  • enemies with Nanda “Nanda said to Nandasena, ‘If Gaṇgādatta comes back without food, I shall eat Gaṇgādatta.’”

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