A Jātaka telling of the Bodhisatta as an antelope who evaded a huntsman’s ambush, the huntsman being identified with Devadatta and the tale told in reference to his plots against the Buddha.

A Jātaka of three animal friends — an antelope (the Bodhisatta), a woodpecker (Sāriputta), and a tortoise (Mahā-Moggallāna) — who together outwit a huntsman identified with Devadatta; the tale is figured on the Bharhut Stupa.