Pāli Dictionary

Cūḷa-Kāḷa3

Person

A lay disciple of the Buddha who was wrongly charged with theft after fleeing robbers threw their stolen goods in front of him, until witnesses secured his release.

A lay disciple of the Buddha. He was once on his way back to Sāvatthi, having spent the night in listening to the Doctrine, when thieves, fleeing from their pursuers, threw their stolen goods in front of him and disappeared. When he was charged with theft, some women water-carriers, who had witnessed the incident on their way to the watering place, obtained his release. DhA.iii.157.See Dhammapada v 165

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