With Raṭṭhapāla · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral
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'ownerless‘assako
worldloko,
allsabbaṁ
forth·abandonpahāya
one must go'gamanīyan’ti,
which + Iyamahaṁ
having knownñatvā
andca
having seendisvā
andca
having heardsutvā
andca
from homeagārasmā
not·home lifeanagāriyaṁ
went forth"pabbajito”ti.
"wonderful“Acchariyaṁ,
sirbho
Raṭṭhapālaraṭṭhapāla,
amazingabbhutaṁ,
sirbho
Raṭṭhapālaraṭṭhapāla.
howYāva
well·saidsubhāsitaṁ
thiscidaṁ
by thattena
Blessed Onebhagavatā
knowingjānatā
seeingpassatā
Arahantarahatā
perfectly + awakened onesammāsambuddhena:
'ownerless‘assako
worldloko,
allsabbaṁ
forth·abandonpahāya
one must go'gamanīyan’ti.
ownerlessAssako
indeedhi,
sirbho
Raṭṭhapālaraṭṭhapāla,
worldloko
allsabbaṁ
forth·abandonpahāya
one must gogamanīyaṁ.
wanting‘Ūno
worldloko
insatiableatitto
slave of cravingtaṇhādāso’ti—
sirbhavaṁ
Raṭṭhapālaraṭṭhapālo
saidāha.
thisImassa,
sirbho
Raṭṭhapālaraṭṭhapāla,
of the statementbhāsitassa
howkathaṁ
meaningattho
should be seendaṭṭhabbo”ti?
this“Taṁ
whatkiṁ
you thinkmaññasi,
Great Kingmahārāja,
prosperousphītaṁ
Kurukuruṁ
you reign overajjhāvasasī”ti?
indeed“Evaṁ,
sirbho
Raṭṭhapālaraṭṭhapāla,
prosperousphītaṁ
Kurukuruṁ
I reign overajjhāvasāmī”ti.
this“Taṁ
whatkiṁ
you thinkmaññasi,
Great Kingmahārāja,
hereidha
a manpuriso
were to comeāgaccheyya
easternpuratthimāya
directiondisāya
trustworthysaddhāyiko
dependablepaccayiko.
heSo
youtaṁ
having approachedupasaṅkamitvā
thusevaṁ
would sayvadeyya:
please‘yagghe,
Great Kingmahārāja,
you should knowjāneyyāsi,
Iahaṁ
comeāgacchāmi
easternpuratthimāya
directiondisāya?
there I sawTatthaddasaṁ
largemahantaṁ
countryjanapadaṁ
and successfuliddhañceva
and prosperousphītañca
populousbahujanaṁ
full of peopleākiṇṇamanussaṁ.
manyBahū
theretattha
divisions of elephantshatthikāyā
divisions of cavalryassakāyā
divisions of chariotsrathakāyā
divisions of infantrypattikāyā;
plentybahu
theretattha
of money and graindhanadhaññaṁ;
plentybahu
theretattha
goldhiraññasuvaṇṇaṁ
and uncoinedakatañceva
and coinedkatañca;
plentybahu
theretattha
women for the takingitthipariggaho.
it is possibleSakkā
andca
with just so muchtāvatakeneva
with forcebalamattena
to conquerabhivijinituṁ.
conquerAbhivijina,
Great Kingmahārājā’ti,
whatkinti
itnaṁ
would you dokareyyāsī”ti?
that too“Tampi
wemayaṁ,
sirbho
Raṭṭhapālaraṭṭhapāla,
having conqueredabhivijiya
would reign overajjhāvaseyyāmā”ti.
this“Taṁ
whatkiṁ
you thinkmaññasi,
Great Kingmahārāja,
hereidha
a manpuriso
were to comeāgaccheyya
westernpacchimāya
directiondisāya
……
northernuttarāya
directiondisāya
……
southerndakkhiṇāya
directiondisāya
……
beyond·oceanparasamuddato
trustworthysaddhāyiko
reliable.paccayiko.
heSo
himtaṁ
having approachedupasaṅkamitvā
thusevaṁ
would sayvadeyya:
pray‘yagghe,
great kingmahārāja,
would you knowjāneyyāsi,
Iahaṁ
to·goāgacchāmi
from over the ocean?parasamuddato?
there I sawTatthaddasaṁ
greatmahantaṁ
countryjanapadaṁ
both richiddhañceva
prosperous + and·andphītañca
many·peoplebahujanaṁ
crowded with people.ākiṇṇamanussaṁ.
manyBahū
theretattha
elephant·troopshatthikāyā
horse·troopsassakāyā
chariot·troopsrathakāyā
infantrypattikāyā;
muchbahu
theretattha
wealth and grain;dhanadhaññaṁ;
muchbahu
theretattha
gold·moneyhiraññasuvaṇṇaṁ
both unwroughtakatañceva
and wrought;katañca;
manybahu
theretattha
women.itthipariggaho.
it is possibleSakkā
andca
with just that muchtāvatakeneva
force·measurebalamattena
to conquer.abhivijinituṁ.
conquerAbhivijina,
great kingmahārājā’ti,
whatkinti
himnaṁ
would you do?kareyyāsī”ti?
that too“Tampi
wemayaṁ,
sirbho
Raṭṭhapālaraṭṭhapāla,
against·conquerabhivijiya
we would reign.ajjhāvaseyyāmā”ti.
this“Idaṁ
indeedkho
thattaṁ,
great kingmahārāja,
by thetena
Blessed Onebhagavatā
who knowsjānatā
who seespassatā
the Worthy Onearahatā
fully·enlightenedsammāsambuddhena
referring tosandhāya
spokenbhāsitaṁ:
wanting‘ūno
the worldloko
insatiableatitto
slave of cravingtaṇhādāso’ti,
which Iyamahaṁ
having knownñatvā
andca
having seendisvā
andca
having heardsutvā
andca
from homeagārasmā
not·homeanagāriyaṁ
went forth.pabbajito”ti.
incredible“Acchariyaṁ,
sirbho
Raṭṭhapālaraṭṭhapāla,
amazingabbhutaṁ,
sirbho
Raṭṭhapāla.raṭṭhapāla.
howYāva
well said was thissubhāsitañcidaṁ
by thetena
Blessed Onebhagavatā
who knowsjānatā
who seespassatā
the Worthy Onearahatā
the Fully Enlightened Onesammāsambuddhena:
wanting‘ūno
the worldloko
not·satisfiedatitto
the slave of cravingtaṇhādāso’ti.
wantingŪno
indeedhi,
sirbho
Raṭṭhapālaraṭṭhapāla,
worldloko
insatiableatitto
craving·slavetaṇhādāso”ti.
this + saidIdamavoca
venerableāyasmā
Raṭṭhapālaraṭṭhapālo.
thisIdaṁ
having saidvatvā
then furtherathāparaṁ
this he saidetadavoca:
I see“Passāmi
in the worldloke
with·wealthsadhane
humansmanusse,
having earnedLaddhāna
wealthvittaṁ
notna
they givedadanti
because of delusionmohā;
greedyLuddhā
richesdhanaṁ
a hoardsannicayaṁ
they makekaronti,
more + everBhiyyova
sensual pleasureskāme
they yearn forabhipatthayanti.
a kingRājā
by forcepasayhā
the earthpathaviṁ
having conqueredvijitvā,
bounded by seaSasāgarantaṁ
ruling the landmahimāvasanto;
the near shoreOraṁ
of the oceansamuddassa
unsatisfiedatittarūpo,
the further shorePāraṁ
ocean + toosamuddassapi
he would yearn forpatthayetha.
a kingRājā
andca
othersaññe
andca
manybahū
humansmanussā,
not·rid of·cravingAvītataṇhā
deathmaraṇaṁ
they reachupenti;
wanting + stillŪnāva
having becomehutvāna
they leavejahanti
the bodydehaṁ,
with sensual pleasuresKāmehi
in the worldlokamhi
notna
there ishatthi
satisfactiontitti.
they lamentKandanti
himnaṁ
relativesñātī
forth·scatterpakiriya
hairkese,
ah + alasAhovatā
notno
immortalamarāti
they saidcāhu;
in a shroudVatthena
himnaṁ
wrappedpārutaṁ
having taken outnīharitvā,
a pyreCitaṁ
together + takingsamādāya
they burn it theretatoḍahanti.
itSo
is burntḍayhati
with stakessūlehi
being pokedtujjamāno,
with oneEkena
clothvatthena
away + leavepahāya
wealthbhoge;
notNa
of one dyingmīyamānassa
they arebhavanti
protectorstāṇā,
relatives hereÑātīdha
friendsmittā
thenatha
orvā
companionssahāyā.
heirsDāyādakā
histassa
richesdhanaṁ
they takeharanti,
a beingSatto
butpana
goesgacchati
according to whichyena
deedskammaṁ;
notNa
one dyingmīyamānaṁ
riches + followsdhanamanveti
anykiñci,
sonsPuttā
andca
wivesdārā
andca
wealth + anddhanañca
kingdomraṭṭhaṁ.
notNa
long·lifedīghamāyuṁ
gainslabhate
by wealthdhanena,
norNa
and alsocāpi
by wealthvittena
old agejaraṁ
banishvihanti;
shortAppaṁ
indeed thishidaṁ
life·calljīvitamāhu
attentive onesdhīrā,
not eternalAsassataṁ
change·subjectvippariṇāmadhammaṁ.
the richAḍḍhā
the poordaliddā
andca
feelphusanti
touchphassaṁ,
the foolBālo
andca
the attentive onedhīro
andca
in the same waytatheva
touchedphuṭṭho;
the foolBālo
andca
because of follybālyā
strike + indeedvadhitova
liesseti,
the attentive oneDhīro
andca
notna
tremblesvedhati
contact·touchedphassaphuṭṭho.
thereforeTasmā
indeedhi
wisdom + indeedpaññāva
than wealthdhanena
betterseyyo,
by whichYāya
in this life reaches consummationvosānamidhādhigacchati;
because of not reaching consummationAbyositattā
indeedhi
in life after lifebhavābhavesu,
evilPāpāni
deedskammāni
dokaronti
because of delusionmohā.
entersUpeti
womb + andgabbhañca
further + andparañca
worldlokaṁ,
saṃsāra·enteringSaṁsāramāpajja
in successionparamparāya;
that·little wisdomTassappapañño
placing faithabhisaddahanto,
entersUpeti
womb + andgabbhañca
further + andparañca
worldlokaṁ.
a banditCoro
asyathā
opening·mouthsandhimukhe
caughtgahito,
own·deedSakammunā
is punishedhaññati
evil-naturedpāpadhammo;
soEvaṁ
peoplepajā
after departingpecca
in the world beyondparamhi
worldloke,
own·deedSakammunā
are punishedhaññati
evil·naturepāpadhammo.
sensual pleasuresKāmāhi
diversecitrā
sweetmadhurā
delightfulmanoramā,
deformed·formVirūparūpena
disturbmathenti
mindcittaṁ;
dangerĀdīnavaṁ
sense·strandskāmaguṇesu
having seendisvā,
thereforeTasmā
Iahaṁ
I went forthpabbajitomhi
O Kingrāja.
like fruit from a treeDumapphalāneva
fallpatanti
young menmāṇavā,
young onesDaharā
andca
old onesvuḍḍhā
andca
body·breakingsarīrabhedā;
this + tooEtampi
having seendisvā
I went forthpabbajitomhi
O kingrāja,
not·gamblingApaṇṇakaṁ
ascetic life + indeedsāmaññameva
is betterseyyo”ti.
Raṭṭhapāla·suttaRaṭṭhapālasuttaṁ
is finishedniṭṭhitaṁ
the seconddutiyaṁ.
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