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  1. The Mahakapi Jataka is one of the Jataka tales or stories of the former lives of the Buddha, when he was still a Bodhisattva, as a king of the monkeys [2] Story. The story runs that the Bodhisattva was born as a monkey, ruler over 80,000 monkeys. They lived at a spot near the Ganges and ate of the fruit of a great mango tree.

  2. Mahakapi Jataka (#407) The Bodhisatta was once a king of monkeys. He led a troop of eighty thousand that fed regularly in a giant mango tree on the bank of the Ganges River that bore the sweetest, most delicious fruit.

  3. One Jataka story that became popular in Buddhist art is the Mahakapi Jataka. This Jataka describes how the Bodhisattva was born as a Great Monkey who dwelled in a beautiful Himalayan forest among a large troop of monkeys.

  4. Mahakapi Jataka: The Great Monkey King - Tibetan Buddhist Encyclopedia. One day in Jetavana Monastery bhikkhus began talking about the good that the Buddha did for his relatives.

  5. A 1st century BCE depiction of the Mahakapi Jataka in Sanchi, Madhya Pradesh. The tale revolves around Bodhisattva in a previous life as the king of 80,000 monkeys. When attacked by a king, the Bodhisattva helps the other monkeys to flee and travel across a stream by creating a bridgne with his own body (Photo Source: Biswarup Ganguly/Wikimedia ...

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  7. Jul 31, 2018 · The jatakas (buddhist birth history) are a category of literature within buddhism and narrate the previous births of the historical Buddha ( Siddhartha Gautama ). They include various obstacles which a Buddha-character encounters and must overcome. Alternative title: Mahākapi-jātaka. Jataka 407: Mahākapi-jātaka. < Previous. parent: Volume 3. Next >