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* ''Skt.'' [[Yaśodharā]]. [[Yaśodharā]], Buddha's second wife. According to some sources, Prince Siddhārtha took three principal wives, each with a retinue of twenty thousand handmaidens. The third wife's name was Mṛgajā, {{BigTibetan|རི་དྭགས་སྐྱེས་}}. | * ''Skt.'' [[Yaśodharā]]. [[Yaśodharā]], Buddha's second wife. According to some sources, Prince Siddhārtha took three principal wives, each with a retinue of twenty thousand handmaidens. The third wife's name was Mṛgajā, {{BigTibetan|རི་དྭགས་སྐྱེས་}}. | ||
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གྲགས་འཛིན་མ། (Wyl. grags 'dzin ma) n. Pron.: drak dzinma
- Yashodhara (wife, mother of Rahula)
- Skt. Yaśodharā. Yaśodharā, Buddha's second wife. According to some sources, Prince Siddhārtha took three principal wives, each with a retinue of twenty thousand handmaidens. The third wife's name was Mṛgajā, རི་དྭགས་སྐྱེས་.
- Skt. यशोधरा, yaśodharā, Pron.: yashodhara. From Sanskrit: N. of the fourth night of the civil month
