Prince Abhaya

Family: Magadha · Role: son of King Bimbisāra and Āmrapālī · First appears: Chapter VI

In Chapter VI, Āmrapālī gave birth to a son who was later named Prince Abhaya. In the same chapter, at Rājagṛha, Prince Abhaya brought up Jīvaka Kumārabhaṇḍa, the son of a rich merchant and King Bimbisāra.

Relationship record

Life events

• Āmrapālī gave birth to a son who was later named Prince Abhaya.(Chapter VI)
  • With: Āmrapālī
  • “Now when nine months had gone by, Āmrapālī gave birth to a fine, good-looking boy.”
• Prince Abhaya brought up the boy, who was named Jīvaka Kumārabhaṇḍa.(Chapter VI · 📍 Rājagṛha)
  • With: Jīvaka
  • “The prince brought him up, and as the king had asked if he was alive, and as Prince Abhaya had looked after his maintenance, the boy received the name of Jīvaka Kumārabhaṇḍa.”

Chapter VI

• parent: Āmrapālī “Now when nine months had gone by, Āmrapālī gave birth to a fine, good-looking boy.”
• ward: Jīvaka “The prince brought him up, and as the king had asked if he was alive, and as Prince Abhaya had looked after his maintenance, the boy received the name of Jīvaka Kumārabhaṇḍa.”

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