Lakkhaṇamigajātaka
The Lucky Deer
“The upright man.”—This story was told by the Master in the Bamboo-grove near Rajagaha about Devadatta. The story of Devadatta will be related, up to the date of the Abhimara-employment, in the Khandahala-jataka; up to the date of his dismissal from the office of Treasurer, in the Cullahamsa-jataka; and, up to the date of his being swallowed up by the earth, in the Sixteenth Book in the Samudda-vanija-jataka.
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Jātaka
Stories of Past Lives 11
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Ekakanipāta
The Book of the Ones
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Sīlavagga
Ethics
1. Lakkhaṇamigajātaka
The Deer Named Lucky Spot: a past life story
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“Hoti sīlavataṁ attho,
The virtuous ones prosper,
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paṭisanthāravuttinaṁ;
who live extending protection.
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Lakkhaṇaṁ passa āyantaṁ,
See Lucky Spot coming,
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ñātisaṅghapurakkhataṁ;
surrounded by their family circle;
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Atha passasimaṁ kāḷaṁ,
then see this Black Mark,
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suvihīnaṁva ñātibhī”ti.
bereft of family.
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Lakkhaṇamigajātakaṁ paṭhamaṁ.
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