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Previous 23. The Chronicle of the Buddha Vessabhū

24.

The Chronicle of the Buddha Kakusandha

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After Vessabhū, the Perfectly Enlightened One, the best of bipeds;

Kakusandha by name, immeasurable, difficult to approach.

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Having abolished all existence, gone to perfection in conduct;

Like a lion having broken through a cage, attained the highest enlightenment.

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When Kakusandha, the leader of the world, was setting in motion the wheel of the Teaching;

There was the full realisation of the teaching for forty thousand koṭis.

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In the sky, in the atmosphere, having performed the twin miracle;

He awakened thirty thousand crores of gods and humans.

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At the proclamation of the four truths by the king of men, the demon,

His full realisation of the teaching was incalculable by counting.

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Of the Blessed One Kakusandha, there was one meeting;

Of those who had eliminated the mental corruptions, spotless ones, of peaceful minds, such ones.

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Of forty thousand, then was the meeting;

Of those who had attained the plane of the tamed, through the elimination of the group of enemies, the mental corruptions.

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I at that time, was a warrior named Khema;

Having given no small gift to the Truth-finder, to the sons of the Conqueror.

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Having given a bowl and a robe, eye ointment and liquorice;

All this that is wished for, I prepare, the choicest of the choicest.

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That Buddha too declared of me, Kakusandha, the great leader;

"In this fortunate cosmic cycle, this one will be a Buddha.

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"Having gone forth from the delightful city called Kapila, etc. we shall be face to face with him."

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Having heard his word too, I gladdened my mind even more;

I determined upon further ascetic practice, for the fulfilment of the ten perfections.

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The city was named Khemāvatī, I was then named Khema;

Seeking omniscience, I went forth in his presence.

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The brahmin Aggidatta was the father of that Buddha;

Visākhā was the name of the mother, of the Teacher Kakusandha.

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There in the secure city dwelt the great family of the Perfectly Enlightened One;

The excellent, the foremost among men, of good birth, of great fame.

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For four thousand years, he dwelt in the house;

Kāma, Kāmavaṇṇa, and Kāmasuddhi by name, three excellent mansions.

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Thirty thousand women, fully adorned;

Rocinī was the name of that woman, Uttara was the name of her son.

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Having seen the four signs, he departed by chariot vehicle;

For no less than eight months, the Conqueror strove in striving.

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Asked by Brahmā, the peaceful one, Kakusandha, the great leader;

The great hero turned the wheel, at the deer-park, the highest of men.

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Vidhura and Sañjīva were the chief disciples;

Buddhija by name was the attendant of the Teacher Kakusandha.

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Sāmā and Campā were the chief female disciples;

The enlightenment tree of that Blessed One is called the Sirīsa tree.

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Accuta and Sumana were the chief male attendants;

Nandā and Sunandā were the chief female attendants.

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Forty cubits, very high, the great sage;

The colour of gold emanates, ten yojanas all around.

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Forty thousand years was the life span of that great sage;

Remaining for that long, he helped many people to cross.

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Having spread out the bazaar of the Teaching, for men and women including the gods;

Having roared like a lion's roar, he, together with his disciples, attained final Nibbāna.

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Accomplished in speech with eight factors, without holes, continuously;

All that has disappeared, are not all activities empty?

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Kakusandha, the supreme conqueror, attained final Nibbāna in Khema Park;

Right there is his excellent stūpa, raised up a league into the sky.

The lineage of the Blessed One Kakusandha is twenty-second.

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