Janmachitra

Family: Nāgas · Role: Nāga · First appears: Chapter V

In Chapter V, Janmachitra sought his parents’ consent before rewarding Phalaka with the Amogha-chain. Phalaka was described as having become Janmachitra’s “refuge, my friend, and my kinsman.”

In the same chapter, Janmachitra said he would suffer great distress if separated from his parents. A serpent-charmer of South Panchāla told the ministers he would capture and bring in Janmachitra if given the golden basket.

Relationship record

Life events

• Janmachitra rewarded Phalaka with the Amogha-chain after obtaining his parents' consent.(Chapter V)
  • With: Phalaka
  • “After asking his parents, he give him the chain.”

Chapter V

• friends with Phalaka “This man has become my refuge, my friend, and my kinsman.”
• with Phalaka (Janmachitra also explicitly calls Phalaka his kinsman.) “This man has become my refuge, my friend, and my kinsman.”
• parent: Janmachitra’s father (Chapter 005) “I shall suffer great distress on account of being severed from my parents.”
• parent: Janmachitra’s mother (Chapter 005) “I shall suffer great distress on account of being severed from my parents.”
• admirer: The serpent-charmer of South Panchāla (Chapter 005) “A serpent-charmer appeared before the ministers, and said that if the golden basket was given to him he would capture and bring in the Nāga Janmachitra.”

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