Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources

King Aranemi Brahmadatta

Also known as: Aranemi Brahmadatta / King Araṇemi Brahmadatta · Role: king; grandfather of Balamitra · First appears: Chapter VII

In Chapter VII, King Aranemi Brahmadatta banished his grandson Balamitra from the country on account of an offence, and Balamitra went to Champā. In Chapter XIII, a son was born to him in Śrāvastī and named King Prasenajit of Kośala, because the whole world was filled with radiance at his birth.

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Life events

  • King Aranemi Brahmadatta banished Balamitra from the country.(Chapter VII)
    • With: Balamitra
    • “Balamitra was banished from the country by his grandfather on account of an offence, and he went to Champā.”

Chapter VII

  • child: Balamitra “Balamitra was banished from the country by his grandfather on account of an offence, and he went to Champā.”

Chapter XIII

  • child: King Prasenajit of Kośala “In Śrāvastī truly to King Aranemi Brahmadatta there was born a son whom he called Prasenajit, because the whole world was filled with radiance at his birth.”

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