Saṅkha8
PersonUn général cinghalais qui tint une forteresse à Gaṅgādoni pendant l’usurpation de Māgha ; le même nom désigne aussi un discours où le Bouddha réfute devant Asibandhakaputta les enseignements contradictoires des Nigaṇṭha.
A Singhalese general who maintained a stronghold in Gaṅgādoni in the Maṇimekhala district, while Māgha ruled in the capital. Cv.lxxxi.7 f.
Saṅkha Sutta.– The Buddha, at the Pāvārika ambavana, has a discussion with Asibandhakaputta regarding the teachings of Nigaṇṭha-Nāṭaputta and proves to him that Nigaṇṭha’s teachings are contradictory and misleading as compared with his own. The Noble Disciple, by following the Buddha’s teaching, cultivates kindness, compassion and equanimity and suffuses the four quarters with these qualities, as easily as a powerful conch-blower fills the four quarters with sound. S.iv.317 f.
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