Chapter, Paragraph
1 1, 4 | in Kapilavatthu a Sakya king, strong of purpose and~reverenced
2 1, 4 | desire, and immaculate.~ The king, her husband, honored her
3 1, 4 | was near, she asked the king to send her home to her~
4 1, 4 | interpretation of signs. And the king invited him to see the royal~
5 1, 4 | sighed deeply. And when the~king saw the tears of Asita he
6 1, 4 | rejoiced, and, knowing the king's mind to be~perplexed,
7 1, 4 | addressed him, saying: "The king, like the moon when~full,
8 1, 4 | him. He will either be a king of kings to govern~all the
9 1, 4 | folly and ignorance. The king of the law has~come forth
10 1, 4 | this world, my husband, the king, and Siddhattha,~my child.
11 1, 4 | had passed Suddhodana the king made Pajapati his queen
12 1, 5 | the gentle daughter of the king of Koli. In their wedlock~
13 1, 5 | means "fetter" or "tie,"~and King Suddhodana, glad that an
14 1, 6 | THE palace which the king had given to the prince
15 1, 6 | luxuries of India; for the king was anxious to see his~son
16 1, 6 | from Siddhattha, for the king desired that no~troubles
17 1, 6 | he asked his father, the~king, for permission to do so.
18 1, 6 | princess and niece of the king, saw Siddhattha in his manliness
19 1, 6 | the zest of life."~ The king, his father, hearing that
20 1, 7 | righteousness~and be Dharmaraja, the king of truth. Thou art Bhagavat,
21 1, 8 | KING BIMBISARA~ ~ SIDDHATTHA
22 1, 8 | noble steed Kanthaka, to~King Suddhodana to bear him the
23 1, 8 | great joy for us!"~ And King Bimbisara, noticing the
24 1, 8 | the food in his bowl, the king was~moved in his heart;
25 1, 8 | his mysterious guest.~ The king found the muni of the Sakya
26 1, 8 | replied: "Thou art known,~O king, to be liberal and religious,
27 1, 8 | scepter in thine~hand."~ The king, clasping his hands with
28 1, 8 | Bodhisattva parted from the king in friendship~and goodwill,
29 6, 20| with him.~ When the Magadha king, Seniya Bimbisara, heard
30 6, 20| spoke thus to Bimbisara the king: "He who~knows the nature
31 6, 20| his sermon, the Magadha king~said to the Blessed One: "
32 6, 20| might be inaugurated as a~king. This was my first wish,
33 6, 21| THE KING'S GIFT~ ~ SENIYA BIMBISARA,
34 6, 21| SENIYA BIMBISARA, the king, having taken his refuge
35 6, 21| bhikkhus?" The next morning the king announced to the Blessed
36 6, 21| of~Rajagaha. Sakka, the king of the Devas, assuming the
37 6, 21| bowl and his hands, the king sat down near him and thought:~ "
38 6, 21| head is the Buddha."~ The king dedicated his garden to
39 6, 21| and edified the Magadha king by~religious discourse,
40 6, 22| well able to assist the~king as his chief follower to
41 7, 23| merchants, and~officers of the king, or retire from the world
42 7, 24| enjoying peace. Pasenadi is the king of the country, and his
43 8, 25| to the giver."~ Then the king Pasenadi, hearing that the
44 8, 25| world, the Dharmaraja, the King of Truth. Now that I have
45 8, 25| A worldly man, though a king,~is full of trouble, but
46 8, 25| Knowing the tendency of the king's heart, weighed down by
47 8, 25| more~must an independent king, on account of merits acquired
48 8, 25| of the Tathagata."~ The king listened with reverence
49 8, 27| meet the~prince. When the king saw Siddhattha, his son,
50 8, 27| mankind. Suddhodana~the king, considering the religious
51 8, 27| opposite his father, and the king~gazed eagerly at his son.
52 8, 27| desolation overcame him. Thus the king sat face to face with~his
53 8, 27| thee my kingdom," said, the king, "but if I did, thou~wouldst
54 8, 27| Buddha said: "I know that the king's heart is full of love~
55 8, 27| yearns for deliverance." The king returned to the palace,~
56 9, 28| hearing the strange rumor, the king went forth in great haste
57 9, 28| custom of my race."~ But the king said: "how can this be?
58 9, 28| begged for food."~ "O great king," rejoined the Buddha thou
59 9, 28| food, lived on alms." The king made no reply, and the~Blessed
60 9, 28| continued: "It is customary, O king, when one has found~a hidden
61 9, 28| will find."~ ~ Then the king conducted the prince into
62 9, 28| make her~appearance. The king sent for Yasodhara, but
63 9, 28| a little distance.~ The king apologized for the princess,
64 10, 29| know of no father but the king. Who is my~father?" The
65 10, 29| of the Buddha."~ When the king heard that Rahula had joined
66 11, 30| physician to Bimbisara, the~king. And Jivaka, a faithful
67 11, 30| At that time, Pajjota, king of Ujjeni, was suffering
68 11, 30| Jivaka, the physician to king Bimbisara, was~consulted.
69 11, 30| Bimbisara, was~consulted. When King Pajjota had been restored
70 11, 30| holy Buddha, or the~Magadha king, Senija Bimbisara."~ Then
71 11, 30| suit has been sent to me by King Pajjota,~which is the best
72 11, 35| WHEN Seniya Bimbisara, the king of Magadha, was advanced
73 11, 35| religious instruction, the king~went to the Blessed One
74 12, 36| rather walk alone, like a king~who leaves his empire and
75 12, 37| lived at Benares a powerful king whose name was Brahmadatta
76 12, 37| Dighiti, the Long-suffering, a king of~Kosala, for he thought,
77 12, 37| against the great host of the king of~Kasi, fled leaving his
78 12, 37| Dighavu had grown up, the king thought to himself: 'King
79 12, 37| king thought to himself: 'King Brahmadatta~has done us
80 12, 37| that time the barber of King Dighiti dwelt at Benares,
81 12, 37| Benares, and he~saw the king, his former master, and
82 12, 37| nature,~betrayed him to King Brahmadatta. When Brahmadatta,
83 12, 37| Brahmadatta. When Brahmadatta, the king of~Kasi, heard that the
84 12, 37| heard that the fugitive king of Kosala and his queen,
85 12, 37| the~order was given seized King Dighiti and led him to the
86 12, 37| execution.~ "While the captive king was being led through the
87 12, 37| not-hatred only.'~ "The king and queen of Kosala were
88 12, 37| and religious rites. When King Brahmadatta~heard of it,
89 12, 37| thought, Dighavu, the son of~King Dighiti, is a wise youth
90 12, 37| And it~happened that the king heard a sweet voice ringing
91 12, 37| gladdened the heart of the king.'~ "The king summoned the
92 12, 37| heart of the king.'~ "The king summoned the young man before
93 12, 37| performance of his work, the king very soon gave~him a position
94 12, 37| it came to pass that the king went~hunting and became
95 12, 37| remaining with him. And the king worn out from the hunt laid
96 12, 37| to the~bitter end. This King Brahmadatta has done us
97 12, 37| back into the~sheath.~ "The king became restless in his sleep
98 12, 37| Why art thou frightened, O king?' he replied: 'My~sleep
99 12, 37| hand upon the defenseless~king's head and with his right
100 12, 37| I am~Dighavu, the son of King Dighiti, whom thou hast
101 12, 37| revenge~has come to me.~ "The king seeing that he was at the
102 12, 37| I grant thee thy life, O king,~since my life is endangered
103 12, 37| thy life.~It is thou, O king, who must grant me my life."~ "
104 12, 37| grant me my life."~ "And the king said: 'Well, my dear Dighavu,
105 12, 37| grant thee thine.' Thus, King Brahmadatta of Kasi and
106 12, 37| harm to each other.~ "Then King Brahmadatta of Kasi said
107 12, 37| replied: 'When my father, O king, in the hour of his~death
108 12, 37| my father and mother, O king, and if I should deprive
109 12, 37| be appeased. But now, O king, thou hast granted me my~
110 12, 37| has~been appeased.'~ "Then King Brahmadatta of Kasi thought: '
111 12, 37| spoke concisely.' And the king gave him back his father'
112 12, 39| of Ajatasattu, the son~of King Bimbisara. And Ajatasattu
113 12, 39| his father~Bimbisara, the king, so that the prince would
114 12, 39| son Ajatasattu.~ The new king listened to the evil advice
115 13, 47| is like unto a powerful~king who rules his kingdom with
116 13, 47| against his foes. When the king~sees his soldiers fight
117 13, 47| the Dharma-raja, the great king of truth, will bestow upon~
118 13, 51| and am appointed by the king to enforce his~laws and
119 13, 53| wouldst thou not come like a king in all thy glory and power?"
120 13, 54| born into the world as the king of truth for the salvation
121 13, 56| and the grandchild of a king, although thou art a samana
122 13, 56| thee a parable: There was a king who~had a very powerful
123 13, 56| frightened and consulted with the king, and they decided that the~
124 13, 56| and quiet, who permits~the king to mount on his trunk, thus
125 14, 76| merit in~the generosity of a king when he is kind to a slave;
126 15, 78| DOG~ ~ THERE was a great king who oppressed his people
127 15, 78| came into his kingdom, the king~desired much to see him.
128 15, 78| thou teach a lesson to the~king that will divert his mind
129 15, 78| whereupon the frightened king ordered food for him. All
130 15, 78| Blessed One addressed the king, who~had turned pale, and
131 15, 78| powerful, and when thou, great king, hearest the~dog bark, think
132 15, 79| THE DESPOT CURED~ ~ KING BRAHMADATTA happened to
133 15, 79| charge of stealing, and the king pretended to listen~with
134 15, 79| Buddha's wisdom lit~up the king's passion beclouded mind;
135 15, 79| shouted Brahmadatta, it is the king whom thou~slayest!" But
136 15, 79| done the bloody~deed. The king fell back in a swoon, and
137 16, 83| residence~of Yamaraja, the king of death, humbly to beg
138 16, 83| thou see him who is the King of Death and ask him for
139 16, 83| dread presence of~Yama, the King of Death, who, on hearing
140 16, 83| utterance is like the stamp of a king's seal upon a royal~edict."~
141 16, 86| gone by there was a wicked king who used to extort from
142 16, 86| but when the victim of the king's~wrath begged for mercy,
143 16, 86| lightly~upon him. Now the king was reborn as Devadatta,
144 16, 87| time, when~Brahmadatta was king of Benares, the Bodhisattva
145 16, 88| near Rajagaha, Ajatasattu king of Magadha, who reigned
146 16, 88| prosper."~ As soon as the king's messenger had gone, the
147 16, 89| of the faith. Just as a king, Lord, might have a border
148 16, 89| with one gate only; and~the king might have a watchman there,
149 16, 90| stayed at Pataliputta, the king of Magadha~sent a messenger
150 18, 97| would do to the body of a king of~kings.~ When the funeral
151 18, 97| indicate that he was the~great king of kings, ambassadors came
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