Jataka 301 - 310   

Tatiyo bhāgo

• IV. Catukkanipāto

• 1. Kāliṅgavaggo

• J 301: Cullakāliṅga-Jātaka (Cullakāliṅgajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 007|J 301|J 301} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 301|atta. J 301} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: A king, being eager to fight, finds occasion to quarrel with another king. Misled by a prophecy of victory and neglecting the omens, he is defeated by his adversary.
• J 302: Mahāassāroha-Jātaka. (Mahāassārohajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 012|J 302|J 302} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 302|atta. J 302} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: A king, being defeated by rebels, finds a hospitable shelter with a poor countryman, and rewards his benefactor with the half of his kingdom.
• J 303: Ekarāja-Jātaka. (Ekarājajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 014|J 303|J 303} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 303|atta. J 303} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: A king is taken prisoner and tortured, and by his patience under suffering wins his enemy to repentance.
• J 304: Daddara-Jātaka. (Daddarajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 017|J 304|J 304} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 304|atta. J 304} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How two brothers were driven from their father's kingdom, and how their pride was humbled by the contumely they suffered in their exile.
• J 305: Sīlavīmaṁsana-Jātaka. (Sīlavimaṃsajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 019|J 305|J 305} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 305|atta. J 305} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: A teacher tests the virtue of his pupils by tempting them to steal. The only youth, that stands the test, is rewarded by marrying his master's daughter.
• J 306: Sujāta-Jātaka. (Sujātājātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 022|J 306|J 306} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 306|atta. J 306} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How the daughter of a fruiterer became a queen, and by her pride nearly lost her position.
• J 307: Palāsa-Jātaka. (Palāsajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 024|J 307|J 307} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 307|atta. J 307} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: A brahmin pays honour to a tree-spirit and is rewarded by the discovery of a buried treasure.
• J 308: Javasakuṇa-Jātaka. (Javasakuṇajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 026|J 308|J 308} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 308|atta. J 308} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: The story of the woodpecker and the ungrateful lion.
• J 309: Chavaka-Jātaka. (Chavakajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 029|J 309|J 309} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 309|atta. J 309} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a pariah, who stole mangoes, ventured to reprove a king for allowing a priest to teach him from a lower seat.
• J 310: Sayha-Jātaka. (Sayhajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 032|J 310|J 310} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 310|atta. J 310} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a brahmin refused to give up the ascetic life in order to become family priest to a king.

Jataka 311 - 320   

• 2. Pucimandavaggo

  
  

• J 311: Pucimanda-Jātaka. (Pucimandajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 035|J 311|J 311} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 311|atta. J 311} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a nimb-tree spirit frightened away a robber whose presence endangered the safety of the tree.
• J 312: Kassapamandiya-Jātaka. (Kassapamandiyajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 038|J 312|J 312} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 312|atta. J 312} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: A father and son in journeying together fall out by the way, and the old man is reproved for his want of self-restraint.
• J 313: Khantivādi-Jātaka. (Khantivādijātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 043|J 313|J 313} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 313|atta. J 313} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a wicked king cruelly maltreated an ascetic, and how the patience of the holy man endured to the end, and the king was cast into Hell.
• J 314: Lohakumbhi-Jātaka. (Lohakumbhijātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 047|J 314|J 314} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 314|atta. J 314} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: A king is terrified by hearing awful cries in the night and is urged by his family priest to avert the evil omen by the sacrifice of living creatures. A young brahmin interprets the sounds to be the cries uttered by lost souls in Hell, and the king takes comfort and forbids the sacrifice.
• J 315: Maṁsa-Jātaka. (Māṃsajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 050|J 315|J 315} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 315|atta. J 315} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How four young merchants tried to wheedle a hunter out of his venison, and how one alone by his cunning address succeeded.
• J 316: Sasa-Jātaka. (Sasajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 055|J 316|J 316} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 316|atta. J 316} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a hare, in default of other food, offered its own flesh to be eaten, and was rewarded by having its form supernaturally impressed on the face of the moon.
• J 317: Matarodana-Jātaka. (Matarodanajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 057|J 317|J 317} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 317|atta. J 317} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a youth, when his brother died, demonstrated the folly of grieving for the dead.
• J 318: Kanavera-Jātaka. (Kaṇaverajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 063|J 318|J 318} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 318|atta. J 318} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a courtezan rescued a robber by betraying her lover to death, and how she was afterwards punished for her treachery.
• J 319: Tittira-Jātaka. (Tittirajākataṃ) {Sutta: J iii 066|J 319|J 319} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 319|atta. J 319} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: A decoy-partridge is troubled with scruples of conscience.
• J 320: Succaja-Jātaka. (Succajajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 070|J 320|J 320} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 320|atta. J 320} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a prince requited his wife's devotion with base ingratitude, until he was brought to a better mind by the admonition of his minister.

Jataka 321 - 330   

• 3. Kuṭidūsakavaggo

  
  

• J 321: Kuṭidūsaka-Jātaka. (Kuṭidusakajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 073|J 321|J 321} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 321|atta. J 321} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a monkey, through envy, destroyed a bird's nest.
• J 322: Daddabha-Jātaka. (Daddabhajākakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 078|J 322|J 322} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 322|atta. J 322} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: Of the timid hare and the flight of the beasts.
• J 323: Brahmadatta-Jātaka. (Buhmadattajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 081|J 323|J 323} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 323|atta. J 323} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: Of the ascetic who for twelve years had not the courage to ask for a trifling boon.
• J 324: Cammasāṭaka-Jātaka. (Cammasāṭakajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 083|J 324|J 324} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 324|atta. J 324} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: Of a foolish mendicant who met his death by mistaking the butting of a ram for a respectful salutation.
• J 325: Godha-Jātaka. (Godhajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 086|J 325|J 325} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 325|atta. J 325} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a greedy ascetic was outwitted by a lizard.
• J 326: Kakkāru-Jātaka. (Kakkārujākataṃ) {Sutta: J iii 089|J 326|J 326} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 326|atta. J 326} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a wicked priest was punished for assuming virtues to which he had no claim.
• J 327: Kākāti-Jātaka. (Kākātījātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 092|J 327|J 327} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 327|atta. J 327} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a roc carried off a king's wife to his island home, and was afterwards outwitted by the king's minstrel.
• J 328: Ananusociya-Jātaka. (Ananusociyajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 095|J 328|J 328} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 328|atta. J 328} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: The story of the holy man who found a wife by means of a golden image, and how on her death he neither fasted nor wept.
• J 329: Kālabāhu-Jātaka. (Kāḷabāhujātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 099|J 329|J 329} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 329|atta. J 329} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: The story of the parrots and the black monkey, and how the monkey fell into disgrace and the parrots regained the king's favour.
• J 330: Sīlavīmaṁsa-Jātaka. (Sīlavīmaṃsajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 101|J 330|J 330} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 330|atta. J 330} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: Of the man who tested the power of virtue and of the moral lessons he learned from the hawk and the piece of meat and from the slave-girl to whom loss of hope alone brought peace.

Jataka 331 - 340   

• 4. Kokilavaggo

  
  

• J 331: Kokālika-Jātaka. (Kokālikajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 103|J 331|J 331} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 331|atta. J 331} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a talkative king was admonished by the fate of the young bird that cried "cuckoo" too soon.
• J 332: Rathalaṭṭhi-Jātaka. (Rathalaṭṭhijātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 106|J 332|J 332} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 332|atta. J 332} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: Of the priest and the carters and the danger of giving judgment before hearing both sides.
• J 333: Godha-Jātaka. (Pakkagodhajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 109|J 333|J 333} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 333|atta. J 333} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a roasted lizard ran away and how a king was convicted of ingratitude to his wife.
• J 334: Rājovāda-Jātaka. (Rājovādajākataṃ) {Sutta: J iii 111|J 334|J 334} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 334|atta. J 334} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: A king is taught by the parable of the sweet and bitter fig how his realm is affected by a just or unjust rule.
• J 335: Jambuka-Jātaka. (Jambukajākataṃ) {Sutta: J iii 114|J 335|J 335} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 335|atta. J 335} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: Of the fate of the jackal that presumed to play the part of the lion.
• J 336: Brahāchatta-Jātaka. (Brahāchattajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 118|J 336|J 336} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 336|atta. J 336} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a prince by means of a spell discovered buried treasure and substituted grass for gold.
• J 337: Pīṭha-Jātaka. (Pīṭhajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 120|J 337|J 337} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 337|atta. J 337} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: The duty of hospitality inculcated by the story of the merchant and the ascetic.
• J 338: Thusa-Jātaka. (Thusajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 125|J 338|J 338} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 338|atta. J 338} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a king was saved from being killed by his son, through the repetition of a spell at critical moments.
• J 339: Bāveru-Jātaka. (Bāverujātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 128|J 339|J 339} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 339|atta. J 339} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a crow was ousted from a position of favour when a peacock appeared.
• J 340: Visayha-Jātaka. (Visayhajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 131|J 340|J 340} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 340|atta. J 340} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a rich merchant, after he was reduced to beggary, continued to exercise charity.

Jataka 341 - 350   

• 5. Cūḷakuṇālavaggo

  
  

• J 341: Kaṇḍari-Jātaka. (Kintarijātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 133|J 341|J 341} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 341|atta. J 341} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: See Kunūla-Jātaka, No. 523.
• J 342: Vānara-Jātaka. (Vānarajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 134|J 342|J 342} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 342|atta. J 342} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: The crocodile outwitted by the monkey.
• J 343: Kuntani-Jātaka. (Kuntinījātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 136|J 343|J 343} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 343|atta. J 343} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: The heron's revenge for the loss of her young ones.
• J 344: Ambacora-Jātaka. (Ambacorajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 139|J 344|J 344} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 344|atta. J 344} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a false ascetic robbed a mango orchard and charged some innocent maidens with the theft.
• J 345: Gajakumbha-Jātaka. (Gajakumbhajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 141|J 345|J 345} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 345|atta. J 345} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: Of a slothful king admonished by the example of a lazy tortoise.
• J 346: Kesava-Jātaka. (Kesamajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 145|J 346|J 346} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 346|atta. J 346} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: The sick hermit and his friend, or love the best physician.
• J 347: Ayakūṭa-Jātaka. (Ayakuṭajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 147|J 347|J 347} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 347|atta. J 347} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: How a king who had forbidden the sacrifice of living creatures was shielded by a god from the vengeance of a goblin.
• J 348: Arañña-Jātaka. (Āraññajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 148|J 348|J 348} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 348|atta. J 348} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: Of a virtuous youth led astray by evil communications.
• J 349: Sandhibheda-Jātaka. (Sandhibhedajātakaṃ) {Sutta: J iii 151|J 349|J 349} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 349|atta. J 349} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: A jackal by slanderous words brings about a fatal quarrel between a lion and a bull.
• J 350: Devatāpañha-Jātaka. (Devatāpañho) {Sutta: J iii 152|J 350|J 350} {Vaṇṇanā: atta. J 350|atta. J 350} [Francis/Neil].
  Occasion: not avaliable in English. Story: See Ummagga-Jātaka.