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Mahajanaka Jataka (dŽtail). Ce Jataka symbolise la vertu de persŽvŽrance. Episode de l'une des Vies antŽrieures du Bouddha. Peinture murale de l'ubosoth (temple principal) du Wat Bang Yikhan (Thonburi) Bangkok (Tha•lande). ƒcole de Rathanakosin (2me quart du 19me sicle). Dimension du panneau intŽgral: 210x135cm. Le combat ˆ dos d'ŽlŽphant entre Aritthajanaka, roi de Mithila, et son frre cadet. Le combat sera fatal au roi et entrainera l'exil de la reine Kalacampa qui mettra au monde le Boddhisatta Mahajanaka.
Location
Wat Bang Yikhan/Thonburi/Bangkok/Thailand
Unique Identifier
ART444409
Type
Image
Purpose
Public
Size
2713px × 2739px
Photo Credit
© Gilles Mermet / Art Resource, NY
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Buddhism
Painting, Medium
Thai Art