Sāraṇīya Sutta
SuttaA discourse in the Aṅguttara Nikāya teaching that a king should remember where he was born, anointed, and won a decisive battle, just as a monk should remember where he was ordained, realized the Four Noble Truths, and attained Arahantship.
A king must remember where he was born, where he was anointed, and where he won a battle. A monk must remember where he was ordained, where he realised the Four Noble Truths, and where he attained Arahantship. A.i.106 f.
AN 3.12
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