econd time. Again, the Buddha appealed to him to be forgiving. A second time he turned his troops homeward. This happened in all three times — but VidEdabha was not cured of his EFTA00286728 anger. The fourth timehe marched on Kapilavastu, the Buddha didn't stand in his way. He saw that it was karma

he was still looked down upon by all the SAkyans and he was given reluctant hospitality. On the way home after such an inhospitable visit, one of VidEdabha's generals found he had forgotten something important at Kapilavastu. He returned and found the SAkyans scouring the palace with milk. When he aske