 | Mahānāma - Buddhism - 1837 - 460 pages
...paid pay i. .\fakdwikdrafikdnantogantwd, 16 fPa*aM6 pana taftka tkirihi kkintnnavattktki kala saggako, himself at a palace gate, with the porter's staff...monarch, the messenger exclaimed : " How does that balatth6 dare to laugh in my presence ;" and succeeded in getting the king pnt to death. The porter... | |
 | Mahānāma, George Turnour - Buddhism - 1837 - 446 pages
...tañpalápayi, Mahdwihdratíhdnan so gantwd, s6 fPasabhópana tattha thiréhi khirannataatthéh! ka tu sangahó, himself at a palace gate, with the porter's staff...monarch, the messenger exclaimed : " How does that balatthó dare to laugh in my presence ;" and succeeded in getting the king put to death. The porter... | |
 | Folklore - 1910 - 428 pages
...Mahavansa relates the story of the King's deposition by him as follows (Tumour's translation) : — " The monarch Yasalalaka, in a merry mood, having decked...bowing down to him who was seated on the throne, the King was enjoying the deception. " He was in the habit, from time to time, of indulging in these scenes.... | |
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The monarch Yasalalaka, in a merry mood, having decked out the said Subha, the messenger, in the vestments of royalty, and seated him on the throne, putting the livery bonnet of the messenger on his own head, stationed himself at a palace gate, with the... 