Tribes in Ancient India c32.77

c32.77

In the third stage, as disclosed in the *Mahāsīlava Jātaka* (Fausböll, No. 51), the king of Kośala appears as taking advantage of the goodness of the king of Kāsī and invading the neighbouring kingdom, and the king of Kāsī as remaining passive in the consciousness of his superior dignity and religious security.³