Ekādasakanipāta

Collections of Minor Discourses

Collections of sutta texts outside the four main collections.

Mātuposakajātaka

Ja 455

Mati-Posaka Jātaka

"Though far away"-This story the Master told, while dwelling in Jetavana, about an Elder who had his mother to support. The circumstances of the event are like those of the Sama Birth. On this occasion also the Master said...

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Juṇhajātaka

Ja 456

Junha Jātaka

"O king of men"-This story the Master told while dwelling at Jetavana about the boons received by Elder Ananda.

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Dhammadevaputtajātaka

Ja 457

Dhamma Jātaka

"I do the right"-This story the Master told while dwelling in Jetavana, how Devadatta was swallowed up in the earth. They gathered in the Hall of Truth to talk: "Friend, Devadatta fell at enmity with the Tathagata, and was...

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Udayajātaka

Ja 458

Udaya Jātaka

"Thee flawless"-This story the Master told, while dwelling in Jetavana, about a backsliding Brother. The occasion will be explained under the Kusa Birth. Again the Master asked the man, "Is it true, Brother, that you have...

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Pānīyajātaka

Ja 459

Paniya Jātaka

"The water-draught"-This story the Master told, whilst dwelling in Jetavana, about the subduing of evil passions.

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Yudhañcayajātaka

Ja 460

Yuvanjaya Jātaka

"I greet the lord"-This story the Master told while dwelling in Jetavana, about the Great Renunciation.

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Dasarathajātaka

Ja 461

Dasaratha Jātaka

"Let Lakkhana"-This story the Master told in Jetavana about a landowner whose father was dead. This man on his father's death was overwhelmed with sorrow: leaving all his duties undone, he gave himself up to his sorrow wholly...

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Saṁvarajātaka

Ja 462

Samvara Jātaka

"Your nature, mighty monarch"-This story the Master told while dwelling in Jetavana, about a Brother who had ceased to strive.

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Suppārakajātaka

Ja 463

Supparaka Jātaka

"Men with razor pointed"-This story the Master told while dwelling at Jetavana, about the Perfection of Knowledge.

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