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Buddhist birth stories; or, Jataka tales, Volume 1

Note 284 — Chapter II · SĪLAVAGGA.

Robert Cæsar Childers translation

Literally reached the chief Fruit; the benefit resulting from the completion of the last stage of the path leading to Nirvāna; that is, Nirvāna itself. It is a striking proof of the estimation in which women were held among the early Buddhists, that they are several times declared to have reached this highest result of intellectual activity and earnest zeal. Compare the Introductory Story to Jātaka No. 234.

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