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[[Rudrāyaṇa-avadāna]] - a story from the [[Divyavadana]] ([[Divine Stories]]), an {{Wiki|anthology}} of [[Buddhist]] tales, that explains how the [[Buddha]] gave the first illustration of the [[Bhavacakra]] to [[King Rudrayaṇa]]. | [[Rudrāyaṇa-avadāna]] - a story from the [[Divyavadana]] ([[Divine Stories]]), an {{Wiki|anthology}} of [[Buddhist]] tales, that explains how the [[Buddha]] gave the first illustration of the [[Bhavacakra]] to [[King Rudrayaṇa]]. | ||
| − | According to this story, at the time of the [[Buddha]], [[King]] [[Rudrayana]] (a.k.a [[King]] [[Udayana]]) [[offered]] a [[gift]] of a jeweled robe to [[King Bimbisara]] of [[Magadha]]. [[King Bimbisara]] was concerned that he did not have anything of {{Wiki|equivalent}} value to offer as a [[gift]] in return. [[Bimbisara]] went to the [[Buddha]] for advice, and the [[Buddha]] gave instructions to have the first drawing of the [[Bhavacakra]] made, and he told [[Bimbisara]] to send the drawing to [[Rudrayana]]. It is said that [[Rudrayana]] [[attained]] [[realization]] through studying this drawing | + | According to this story, at the time of the [[Buddha]], [[King]] [[Rudrayana]] (a.k.a [[King]] [[Udayana]]) [[offered]] a [[gift]] of a jeweled robe to [[King Bimbisara]] of [[Magadha]]. [[King Bimbisara]] was concerned that he did not have anything of {{Wiki|equivalent}} value to offer as a [[gift]] in return. [[Bimbisara]] went to the [[Buddha]] for advice, and the [[Buddha]] gave instructions to have the first drawing of the [[Bhavacakra]] made, and he told [[Bimbisara]] to send the drawing to [[Rudrayana]]. It is said that [[Rudrayana]] [[attained]] [[realization]] through studying this drawing. |
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Latest revision as of 00:31, 6 January 2016
Rudrāyaṇa-avadāna - a story from the Divyavadana (Divine Stories), an anthology of Buddhist tales, that explains how the Buddha gave the first illustration of the Bhavacakra to King Rudrayaṇa.
According to this story, at the time of the Buddha, King Rudrayana (a.k.a King Udayana) offered a gift of a jeweled robe to King Bimbisara of Magadha. King Bimbisara was concerned that he did not have anything of equivalent value to offer as a gift in return. Bimbisara went to the Buddha for advice, and the Buddha gave instructions to have the first drawing of the Bhavacakra made, and he told Bimbisara to send the drawing to Rudrayana. It is said that Rudrayana attained realization through studying this drawing.
