This manuscript is a Jātaka tale of the Bodhisatta’s birth as Suvanna Sama Kumāra who lived in a forest with his hermit parents. One day, a snake sputtered its venom into his parents’ eyes when they were collecting fruits in the forest. They became blind. Since then, Suvanna Sām took care of his parents. One day while he was collecting fruits and filling [a container] with water, he was unwittingly shot with an arrow by a hunter. He was not angry at the hunter but asked him to inform his parents what happened and take care of them. When his parents learned of this, they hug Suvanna Sām’s body and made a wish asking the holy spirits for help. Thanks to the merit he kindly took care of his parents, he revived; the eyes of his parents also became normal. The hunter saw the miracle and promised never to kill any sentient beings during his entire life.
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สักกะ 1258 ตัว ฯ
[The writing of this manuscript was finished] in 1258 CS.