vessantara造句

• The Ubosot houses murals depicting the story of the Vessantara Jataka.
• Scenes of the Vessantara Jataka are engraved on Angkor Wat murals.
• These will depict the Vessantara and Siddhartha incarnations of Buddha.
• He asked him for his two children, which Vessantara readily gave away.
• He gave the site of the old Phra Vessantara.
• Jujaka went to the forest to prince Vessantara while his wife Maddi was away.
• Sa駄aya retired and Vessantara was crowned King.
• His parents were Vessantara's parents.
• Vessantara could not stand this scene and reached for his weapon he kept in his hut.
• Vessantara told her what had happened.
• According to Thai folklore, since Vessantara and his family have died, the trees bear fruit daily.
• Vessantara grew up to be a kind person who was willing to give away his belongings to others.
• Therefore, the newborn prince and heir was named Vessantara, which means'Born in the merchant quarter '.
• Then Indra gave Maddi back to Vessantara as a trust, for all his acts of benevolence and generosity had been perfect.
• During this Buddhist festival the monks give a sermon of all chapters of the Vessantara Jataka, accompanied by rituals and cultural performances.
• Vessantara allowed people to keep those gems for themselves and the leftover went into the Kingdom treasury, which he used for his charity.
• Merit-making and " p
  
  ram +
  s " were greatly emphasized in this festival, through the story about Prince Vessantara's generosity.
• Vessantara told the Brahmin to bring his children to their grandfather, saying, " The king will reward you for bringing his beloved grandchildren back to them ".
• Fearing that Vessantara would have given away his wife as well, God Z
  akra intervened and in disguise, asked for his wife Maddi, which Vessantara readily gave him as well.