The king’s wife whose ornaments were stolen (Chapter 026)

Also known as: one of the wives · Family: Vārāṇasī · Role: the king’s wife · First appears: Chapter XXVI

Life events

• The falcon stole the king’s wife’s ornaments and presented them to the hunter.(Chapter XXVI · 📍 the grove)
  • With: The falcon (Chapter 026) The hunter (Chapter 026)
  • “the falcon carried them off, and gratefully presented them to the hunter.”
• The king’s wife reported that her ornaments were lost in the park.(Chapter XXVI · 📍 the park)
  • With: King Brahmadatta
  • “The wife, who looked for her ornaments but could not find them, said to the king, ‘O king, my ornaments are lost in the park.’”

Chapter XXVI

• married with King Brahmadatta “At another time King Brahmadatta had gone into the park with his spouse, and, after enjoying himself there, had lain down to sleep.”

Also listed in Vārāṇasī — Minor Figures

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