Mṛgadhara’s six elder sons (Chapter 007)

Role: sons · First appears: Chapter VII

Mṛgadhara had seven sons with his first wife, who was of birth like his own. After her death, he arranged marriages for his six elder sons; they and their wives gave themselves up to dress and took no trouble with household affairs. Mṛgadhara named the six at his pleasure, while the youngest was called Viśākha.

Relationship record

Life events

• Mṛgadhara arranged marriages for his six elder sons.(Chapter VII)
  • “After his wife’s death he arranged marriages for his six elder sons,”

Chapter VII

• parent: Mṛgadhara “After his wife’s death he arranged marriages for his six elder sons, but they and their wives gave themselves up to dress, and troubled themselves in no wise with household affairs.”
• parent: Mṛgadhara’s first wife (Chapter 007) “Mṛgadhara, the first minister of King Prasenajit of Kośala, after he had married a wife of birth like unto his own, had seven sons.”
• siblings with Viśākha “To six of these he gave names at his pleasure, but the youngest one he called Viśākha.”

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