Pāli Dictionary
okkāka
Part of speech
noun · masculine
general
Okkāka (skt Ikṣvāku), nom d’un roi légendaire, ancêtre des clans Sakya et Koliya.
Okkāka (Skt Ikṣvāku), name of a legendary king, ancestor of the Sākyan and Koliyan clans.
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bhūtapubbaṃ, ambaṭṭha, rājā okkāko yā sā mah'esī piyā manāpā, tassā puttassa rajjaṃ pariṇāmetu'kāmo jeṭṭhakumāre raṭṭhasmā pabbājesi, okkāmukhaṃ karakaṇḍaṃ hatthinikaṃ sinisūraṃ.
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Okkāka
PersonUn roi légendaire considéré comme l’ancêtre à la fois du clan śākya et du clan koliya, dont les fils aînés bannis et leurs sœurs s’établirent au pied de l’Himalaya pour fonder le peuple śākya.
A legendary king regarded as the ancestor of both the Sākyan and Koliyan clans, whose banished elder sons and their sisters settled in the Himalayan foothills to found the Sakyan people.
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PersonUn roi de Kusāvatī au pays de Malla, dont la reine principale Sīlavatī donna naissance à deux fils, Kusa et Jayampati, dits engendrés par Sakka, selon un célèbre Jātaka.
A king of Kusāvatī in the Malla country whose chief queen Sīlavatī bore two sons, Kusa and Jayampati, said to have been fathered by Sakka, as told in a well-known Jātaka.
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