Buddham Dhammam

Phandanajātaka

Ja 475

Phandana Jātaka

"O man, who stand"-This story the Master told on the bank of the river Rohini, about a family quarrel. The circumstances will be described at large under the Kunala Birth. On this occasion the Master addressed himself to the...

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Javanahaṁsajātaka

Ja 476

Javana-Hamsa Jātaka

"Come, Goose"-This story the Master told at Jetavana about the Dalhadhamma Suttanta or the Parable of the Strong Men.

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Cūḷanāradajātaka

Ja 477

Culla-Narada Jātaka

"No wood is chopt"-This story the Master told, while dwelling at Jetavana, about the allurements of a coarse girl.

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Dūtajātaka

Ja 478

Duta Jātaka

"O plunged in thought"-This story the Master told while dwelling at Jetavana, about praise of his own wisdom.

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Kāliṅgabodhijātaka

Ja 479

Kalinga-Bodhi Jātaka

"King Kalinga"-This story the Master told while dwelling at Jetavana about worship of the bo-tree performed by Elder Ananda.

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Akittijātaka

Ja 480

Akitta Jātaka

"Sakka, the lord of beings"-This story the Master told while dwelling in Jetavana, about a generous donor who lived in Savatthi.

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Takkāriyajātaka

Ja 481

Takkariya Jātaka

"I spoke"-This story the Master told while dwelling in Jetavana, about Kokalika.

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Rurumigarājajātaka

Ja 482

Ruru Jātaka

"I bring you tidings"-This story the Master told while dwelling in the Bamboo-grove, about Devadatta. One might say to him, "The Master is most useful to you, friend Devadatta. You received holy orders from the Tathagata, from...

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Sarabhamigajātaka

Ja 483

Sarabha-Miga Jātaka

"Toil on, O man"-This story the Master told while dwelling in Jetavana, to explain fully a question concisely put by himself to the Commander of the Faith.

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