Druma
Family: Kinnarīs · Role: king · First appears: Chapter V
In Chapter V, Druma is the Kinnarī king and father of Manoharā. After Sudhana reached his domain and reunited with her, Druma’s anger was assuaged; he promised that if Sudhana came, he would provide ornaments and treasures and give Manoharā to him as his wife. He later declared, “O youth, I give you Manoharā as your wife, surrounded by a thousand Kinnarīs.”
After a time, Druma let Manoharā leave with Sudhana, bestowing jewels, pearls, gold, and other wealth upon her.
Relationship record
Life events
- Sudhana reached Druma's domain and reunited with Manoharā.(Chapter V · 📍 the capital of the Kinnarī king)
- Druma promised to give Manoharā to Sudhana as his wife if he came.(Chapter V)
- Druma gave Manoharā to Sudhana as his wife.(Chapter V)
- Druma let Manoharā leave with Sudhana and bestowed jewels and wealth upon her.(Chapter V)
- With: Manoharā
- “Then the Kinnarī king, Druma, let her go, after bestowing upon her jewels, pearls, gold and so forth in profusion.”
Chapter V
- child: Manoharā “The Kinnarī king has a daughter, Manoharā.”
- with Sudhana (interaction) “As he was desirous of having him as his son-in-law”
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Extracted from the original text of Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources. Made with Rho MD.