Early Monastic Buddhism v1.c11.8

v1.c11.8

¹ We have accounts of two of their feuds. One was with the Koliyas, for the right of drawing water from the river Rohiṇī. In this feud Buddha intervened and brought about an amicable settlement (*Jātaka*, V, 413). The other was with Viḍuḍabha, who practically exterminated the Śākyas for giving the slave-girl Vāsabhakhattiyā, his mother, in marriage to his father king Pasenadi of Kosala and for insulting him when he paid his first visit to Kapilavatthu (*Jātaka*, IV, 145 f.).