Eastern Stories and Legends

These stories of the Buddha-Rebirths are not for one age or for one country, but for all time, and for the whole world. Their philosophy might be incorporated into the tenets of faith of a League of Nations without destroying any national forms of religious teaching. On the other hand those who p...

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Eastern Stories and Legends

FOREWORD
EDITOR’S PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
THE HARE THAT RAN AWAY
THE MONKEY AND THE CROCODILE
THE SPIRIT THAT LIVED IN A TREE
THE HARE THAT WAS NOT AFRAID TO DIE
THE PARROT THAT FED HIS PARENTS
THE MAN WHO WORKED TO GIVE ALMS
THE KING WHO SAW THE TRUTH
THE BULL THAT DEMANDED FAIR TREATMENT
THE BULL THAT PROVED HIS GRATITUDE
THE HORSE THAT HELD OUT TO THE END
THE MONKEY THAT SAVED THE HERD
THE MALLARD THAT ASKED FOR TOO MUCH
THE MERCHANT WHO OVERCAME ALL OBSTACLES
THE ELEPHANT THAT WAS HONORED IN OLD AGE
THE FAITHFUL FRIEND
THE HAWK AND THE OSPREY
GRANDMOTHER’S GOLDEN DISH
THE ELEPHANT THAT SPARED LIFE
HOW THE ANTELOPE WAS CAUGHT
THE BANYAN DEER
THE PUPIL WHO TAUGHT HIS TEACHER
THE MAN WHO TOLD A LIE
THE CROW THAT THOUGHT IT KNEW
THE JUDAS TREE
THE RIVER FISH AND THE MONEY
THE DREAMER IN THE WOOD
THE RICE MEASURE
THE POISONOUS TREES
THE WELL-TRAINED ELEPHANT
THE WISE PHYSICIAN

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