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Buddhist birth stories; or, Jataka tales, Volume 1

Note 323 — Chapter IV · KULĀVAKAVAGGA.

Robert Cæsar Childers translation

In this story we have a good example of the way in which the current legends, when adopted by the Buddhists, were often so modified as to teach lessons of an effect exactly contrary to those they had taught before. It is with a touch of irony that Sakka is made to conquer the Titans, not by might, but through his kindness to animals.

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