Biographical Stories, Part 2, Chronicle of the Buddhas, The Basket of Conduct
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Having resolved the three factors, I lived for sixteen years. There is no one to equal my resolve: this is my perfection of resolve.”

The Conduct Leading to Buddhahood The Chapter With Yudhañjaya The Perfection of Truth (1st) The Monkey King’s Conduct

“When I was a monkey in a cleft on the riverbank, harassed by a crocodile I could not get across.

Where I used to land when jumping from the near shore to the far, there crouched my deadly foe, the baleful gharial.

Reassuring me, he said ‘Come!’ ‘I am coming,’ I said to him. Stepping on his head I made it to the far bank.

I spoke no lie to him, but acted according to my word. There is no one to equal my truthfulness: this is my perfection of truth.”

The Conduct Leading to Buddhahood The Chapter With Yudhañjaya The Perfection of Truth (2nd) The Ascetic Truthful’s Conduct

“Then again when I was an ascetic known as Truthful, I protected the world with my truth, uniting the people.”

The Conduct Leading to Buddhahood The Chapter With Yudhañjaya The Perfection of Truth (3rd) The Baby Quail’s Conduct

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