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the palace, after finishing a delicious meal, the Buddha taught
the Dharma to the king, his relatives, and other people. Then
he took two of his senior disciples to see Yasodhara, the
cousin he had married at the age of sixteen, and Rahula, his
son. Yasodhara was very sad. The Buddha could see past lives,
and he compassionately told her about the good actions she
had done in the past and explained the Dharma to her.
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