Ja 26

Mahiḷāmukhajātaka

Damsel-face the Brigand

“Through hearing first.”—This story was told by the Master while at the Bamboo-grove, about Devadatta, who, having secured the adherence of Prince Ajata-sattu, had attained both gain and honour. Prince Ajata-sattu had a Monastery built for Devadatta at Gaya-sisa, and every day brought to him five hundred kettles of perfumed three-year-old rice flavoured with all the choicest flavourings. All this gain and honour brought Devadatta a great following, with whom Devadatta lived on, without ever stirring out of his Monastery.

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  1. 0.1

    Jātaka

    Stories of Past Lives 26

  2. 0.2

    Ekakanipāta

    The Book of the Ones

  3. 0.3

    Kuruṅgavagga

    The Four-horned Antelope

  4. 6. Mahiḷāmukhajātaka

    The Elephant Named Ladyface: a past life story

  5. 1.1

    “Purāṇacorāna vaco nisamma,

    Before, hearing the speech of the bandits,

  6. 1.2

    Mahiḷāmukho pothayamanvacārī;

    Ladyface went on a rampage.

  7. 1.3

    Susaññatānañhi vaco nisamma,

    But hearing the speech of the well-restrained,

  8. 1.4

    Gajuttamo sabbaguṇesu aṭṭhā”ti.

    the supreme elephant is established
    in all good qualities.

  9. 2.1

    Mahiḷāmukhajātakaṁ chaṭṭhaṁ.

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