Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources

The householder of Takshaśilā, friend of Gautama (Chapter 011)

Family: Takshaśilā · Role: householder · First appears: Chapter XI

At Takshaśilā, the householder became friends with Gautama, a rich householder from Vārāṇasī who travelled there with goods. They agreed that their children should marry each other.

Relationship record

Life events

  • The two householders agreed that their children should marry each other.(Chapter XI · 📍 Takshaśilā)
    • With: Gautama
    • “A rich householder of Vārāṇasī named Gautama, who travelled with goods to Takshaśilā, contracted a friendship there with another householder, and the two men made an agreement that their children should marry each other.”

Chapter XI

  • friends with Gautama “contracted a friendship there with another householder”
  • with Gautama (They agreed that their children would marry.) “the two men made an agreement that their children should marry each other.”

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