Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources
Myths & Legends · Epic (many nights)
Tibetan Tales, Derived from Indian Sources
Anton Schiefner · about 902 min · ages 5–9
A myth from the old stories, told for young listeners. By Anton Schiefner.
“I. King Māndhātar 1 II. Kuśa Jātaka 21 III. Ādarśamukha 29 IV. The Clever Thief 37 V. Sudhana Avadāna 44 VI. Prince Jīvaka 75 VII. Viśākhā 110 VIII.…”
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