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Story Of Mahosadh
Chapter (1)
In times long past, King Videhar was the ruling king of Mithitla Kingdom in Videha country. That king had four chief ministers Senaka, Pakkusa, Keminda and DevEnda.
In the four direction not far away from Mithila kingdom four great villages situated and they were East Yevamajjhagun village, South Yevamajjhagun village, West Yevamajjhagyn village and North Yevamajjhagun village. Out of these four great villages there lived in East Yevanmajjhagun village, very wealthy couple whose names were Sirivaddhana and Sumanadev.
One day would be Mahosadh passed away from Tevatimsa haven and took conception in the womb of Sumanadev.
At the same time of would be Mahosadh's taking conception, King Videhar had a dream. The dream was very strange, in four corners of the royal court-yard four great heaps of fire were blasing; in their midst a small heap of fire bagan to glow; that little heap of fire was the size of a glow worm; but its ability was very effective; within a short time it exceeded the four great heaps of fire and reached high up above, to the Brahama(Immortal) world. Immortals, gods, and human beings paid homage to that little heap of fire with flowers and fragrance. People were traversing in the flames of that small heap of fire; but not a single soft hair on the body was scorched.
When the King dreamt that dream he bacame immensely frightened and could not sleep. Up till morning he was thinking about the dream. In the morning the four wise ministers came to attend the royal audience; the king told them about his dream.
At that Senaka minister said, '' Majesty! Please don't be anxious; your dream is an auspicious dream. Your power and glory will increase. Overwhelming us, the four wise men, there will appear another wise person again. The four great heaps of fire refer to us, the four wise ministers; another learned person will appear just like the little heap of fire which begins to glow in the midst of four great heaps of fire. That learned person will be without a rival in this world''. Thus he interpreted the dream.
The King enquired, '' At present where is that learned person?''.
Senaka minister said, '' It can be assumed that the learned person is still in mother's womb, or it can be that he is just born.''
The king also was much delighted and was considering about the ministers' words continuously.
(Thanks for read. Chapter (2) is comming soon.)
