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Buddha. ‘Accordingly’ he left Kapilvastu and
reached the Blessed One whom he presented
with his father’s letter. The message contained a
wish that his aged father wanted to see him once
more before he died.
Buddha converted the messenger, but al-
lowed him to go back to Kapilvastu “ and to
inform the king that when he himself came he
would not stay in the town, but in a Vihara.”
Kaludayi delivered the message as he had
received it, and Buddha, after a few days, left for
Kapilvastu with all his disciples. (517 B. C.)
Buddha. ‘Accordingly’ he left Kapilvastu and
reached the Blessed One whom he presented
with his father’s letter. The message contained a
wish that his aged father wanted to see him once
more before he died.
Buddha converted the messenger, but al-
lowed him to go back to Kapilvastu “ and to
inform the king that when he himself came he
would not stay in the town, but in a Vihara.”
Kaludayi delivered the message as he had
received it, and Buddha, after a few days, left for
Kapilvastu with all his disciples. (517 B. C.)