Kurunga-Miga Jātaka

Khuddaka Nikāya

6. Nataṁdaḷhavagga

Kuruṅgamigajātaka

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6. That is Not Strong

Kurunga-Miga Jātaka

Khuddaka Nikāya

6. Nataṁdaḷhavagga

Kuruṅgamigajātaka

Kurunga-Miga Jātaka

“Come, Tortoise”—This story the Master told at Veluvana, about Devadatta. News came to the Master that Devadatta was plotting his death. “Ah, Brethren,” said he, “it was just the same long ago; Devadatta tried then to kill me, as he is trying now.” And he told them this story.

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6. Kuruṅgamigajātaka

“Iṅgha vaṭṭamayaṁ pāsaṁ, *vaṭṭamayaṁ → vaddhamayaṁ (bj, sya1ed, sya2ed, pts-vp-pli1)chinda dantehi kacchapa; Ahaṁ tathā karissāmi, yathā nehiti luddako”.

“Iṅgha vaṭṭamayaṁ pāsaṁ, *

chinda dantehi kacchapa;

Ahaṁ tathā karissāmi,

yathā nehiti luddako”.

“Iṅgha vaṭṭamayaṁ pāsaṁ, *vaṭṭamayaṁ → vaddhamayaṁ (bj, sya1ed, sya2ed, pts-vp-pli1)chinda dantehi kacchapa; Ahaṁ tathā karissāmi, yathā nehiti luddako”.

“Kacchapo pāvisī vāriṁ, kuruṅgo pāvisī vanaṁ; Satapatto dumaggamhā, dūre putte apānayī”ti.

“Kacchapo pāvisī vāriṁ,

kuruṅgo pāvisī vanaṁ;

Satapatto dumaggamhā,

dūre putte apānayī”ti.

“Kacchapo pāvisī vāriṁ, kuruṅgo pāvisī vanaṁ; Satapatto dumaggamhā, dūre putte apānayī”ti.

Kuruṅgamigajātakaṁ chaṭṭhaṁ.