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Devadatta (sanskrit: देवदत्त) war ein prominenter buddhistischer Mönch zur Zeit des Buddha Siddharta Gautama. Er lebte somit im 6. Jahrhundert oder – nach neuerer Datierung der Lebenszeit des Buddha – im 5. oder gar frühen 4. Jahrhundert v. Chr.
Devadatta was by tradition a Buddhist monk, cousin and brother-in-law of Gautama Siddhārtha. The accounts of his life vary greatly, but he is generally seen as an evil and divisive figure in Buddhism, who led a breakaway group in the earliest days of the religion.
15. Apr. 2018 · Devadatta (sanskrit: देवदत्त) war ein prominenter buddhistischer Mönch zur Zeit des Buddha Siddharta Gautama. Er lebte somit im 6. Jahrhundert oder – nach neuerer Datierung der Lebenszeit des Buddha – im 5. oder gar frühen 4. Jahrhundert v. Chr. Wegen Meinungsverschiedenheiten mit dem Buddha verließ Devadatta mit ...
Devadatta (flourished 6th century bce, India) was a Buddhist monk who sought to reform the sangha (monastic community) by imposing upon it a stricter code of life. He was a cousin of the Buddha. Devadatta is said to have joined the sangha along with Ananda, who was possibly his brother, in the 20th year of the Buddha’s ministry. Fifteen years ...
5. Feb. 2018 · The Story of Devadatta. The disciple who turned against the Buddha. According to Buddhist tradition, the disciple Devadatta was the Buddha's cousin and also brother to the Buddha's wife, Yasodhara. Devadatta is said to have caused a split in the sangha by persuading 500 monks to leave the Buddha and follow him instead.
Devadatta (T. lhas sbyin ལྷས་སྦྱིན་; C. tipodaduo 提婆達多) was a cousin of Gautama Buddha who became an early disciple, but later turned against the Buddha and became a bitter rival. According to tradition, Devadatta became a disciple of the Buddha at the same time as Ananda and others.
12. März 2009 · Devadatta. Devedatta was the son of Suddhodana ’s brother Suppabuddha and thus was the Buddha ’s cousin. His name means ‘god-given.’. When the Buddha returned to Kapilavatthu for the first time after his enlightenment, several young sakyan men including Devadatta decided to become monks (Vinaya 2. 182). For some years ...
