Subāhu

Role: tiger · First appears: Chapter XXXIII

Subāhu was the tiger cub who dwelt with the tigress alongside the lion cub Sudaṇshṭhra. In Chapter XXXIII, they were told, “O children, as ye have both sucked the same dugs, be ye brothers.”

Relationship record

Chapter XXXIII

• parent: the tigress (Chapter 033, B) “So they took to dwelling together, and they called the lion cub Sudaṇshṭhra, and the tiger cub Subāhu.”
• siblings with Sudaṇshṭhra “O children, as ye have both sucked the same dugs, be ye brothers.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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