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EP.5 The birth of Sukhripali Gotama

In the city of Sagata, there was a king who was named King Kodom. King Kodom ruled the city for more than two thousand years, but he did not have any children. He was bored with being the king anymore. After that, King Kodom decided to become a monk. Finally, he became the hermit Kodom. Kodom sat in meditation and practiced hardship for a thousand years without showing any signs of leaving meditation even once. This made him very powerful. His beard and hair were messy. However, a pair of wild weavers came to make a nest in the beard of the hermit Kodom in order to lay eggs every year. The two weavers built their nest in the beard of the hermit Kodom. One day, the female weaver laid eggs. Therefore, the male weaver had to go out and find food for his wife. The male weaver told his wife to stay and wait for him to incubate the eggs in the nest. He would fly out and find food for her himself. The male weaver flew away to find food to support his wife. Until he arrived at a large lotus pond in the Himalayas. The male weaver saw a lotus flower blooming in the pond with a fragrant smell that made him want to peck at it. So he flew down to peck at the lotus nectar in the pond until he was very happy and contented. Then he forgot the time that had passed until dusk. When the sun had set, the lotus petals that had opened to receive the light closed. As a result, the male weaver, who had been too engrossed in the time, was wrapped in the large lotus flower and stuck to it all night. The next morning, the sun shone brightly. The lotus flower began to bloom again. The male weaver hurriedly flew back to his nest. The female weaver waited for her husband all night. She was not happy when she saw him. She scolded him, asking where he had found food and why he had come back now. The male weaver told his wife that he was stuck in the large lotus flower and could not return. The next morning, the large lotus flower bloomed again. Then she was able to come out from the big lotus flower. When the bird heard this, she did not believe her husband easily. Instead, she thought that her husband had an affair with another bird until the early morning before he flew back to his nest. The male weaver was afraid that his wife would not believe him, so he swore to his wife that if he was unfaithful and did not tell the truth, then all the sins of Rishi Kodom would fall on him. Rishi Kodom heard the couple's weavers swearing and was suspicious. They had given them a place to stay, so why did they say this? He was stunned and confused. He asked the male weaver that he had practiced asceticism for two thousand years, so how could he not have sins? Why would you take on the sins instead of me? It was impossible. The male weaver replied to the sage that he swore with loyalty to his wife, but that he had a great sin. And why was he originally a king of the city of Saked? The reason for not having sons and daughters is a great sin. Why would he abandon his wealth to become a monk? His heart did not seek someone to succeed to the throne. When the hermit Kodom heard the words of the male weaver bird, he believed it wholeheartedly. He thought that he should have a son to succeed to the throne. Thinking thus, the hermit Kodom washed his body and performed a fire worship ceremony to conjure up his wife. He chanted the incantation into the fire until it was completed one thousand times. With the magic, it caused an earthquake and then separated. Suddenly, a beautiful woman appeared in the middle of the fire. The hermit named his wife “Nang Kalakhi” or another name, Nang Kalachana, which means a woman born from the fire or born from a worship ceremony or a fire worship ceremony. The hermit conjured up his wife and hoped that she would have sons and daughters to succeed to the throne of the city of Saked, which he did as the real male weaver bird predicted. After that, the hermit Kodom had intercourse with Nang Kalakhi in the forest hermitage. Until the two had a daughter together, he named her "Nang Svaha". This name came from the last verse of the hermit's chant, so Kodom used it to name his daughter.