Āṭavaka Kumāra
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Āṭavaka Kumāra is the king's own son. The king dressed his son for the occasion of sacrifice. The Buddha, using his power of clairvoyance, saw the potential outcome of the situation and hastened to the yakṣa's lair.
Relationships
- co occurs with
- Āṭavaka, King Vaiśravaṇa
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Sources
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Source passages
“Pregnant women fled the capital until twelve years later, the only child left was the king's own son Āṭavaka Kumāra. The king dressed his son for the occasion of sacrifice. The Buddha, using his power of clairvoyance, saw the potential outcome of the situation and hastened to the yakṣa's lair.”
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