Pāli Dictionary

Yaññadatta2

Person

The son of Aṇi Maṇḍavya who, after being bitten by a snake while retrieving his ball, was healed through Acts of Truth performed by his parents and by Kaṇha Dīpāyana, and who is identified with Rāhula.

Son of Āṇi Maṇḍavya. While he was playing, his ball rolled into an anthill, and, all unsuspecting, he put his hand in and was bitten by a snake. He was cured by “Acts of Truth” performed by his parents and by Kaṇha Dīpāyana (J.iv.30 f). See the Kaṇhadīpāyana Jātaka. He is identified with Rāhula. J.iv.37.

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