瑜伽論記 17.243

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17.243

The phrase 'dissimilar son' refers to one born of lowly birth who does not resemble the king. If he were a true son of the king resembling the king, because his appearance, deportment, and so forth resembled his father's, all people would love him and have no words of abuse or harm toward him; thus he is called a 'similar son'. The king's meritorious qualities are the reversal of the preceding ten faults.

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