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The Bodhisatta was once born as a leader
of deer. His sister Kharādiyā brought him her son that he might teach him the
wisdom of the deer, but the young deer was disobedient and did not attend his
lessons. As a result, he was caught in a gin and killed by huntsmen.
The story was told in reference to an
unruly monk. Kharādiyā is identified with Uppalavannā. J. i.159f.

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