| J.361 |
Va.n.naaroha Jaataka |
Once a lion, Sudatha and a tiger, Subahu who lived in a forest became friends. A
jackal who lived on their leavings wished to make them quarrel and told each that
the other spoke ill of him. The lion and tiger discovered his plot and he had to
flee. The story was told in reference to a man who lived on the broken food of Sariputta
and Moggallana and tried to set them against one another. The attempt failed and
the man was driven away. He is identified with the jackal. See also Sandhibheda
Jataka (J.349). |
58/793 |
Jaataka |
Khuddhaka |
J.iii.191ff. |
divisive speech |