The White Elephant and the Carpenters

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Jataka fable · Indian Buddhist tradition · BlessFu retelling, not a scripture translation

The White Elephant and the Carpenters — Ellsworth Young
Ellsworth Young · Jataka Tales (1912) · Public-domain historical illustration

Carpenters help an elephant with an injured foot. After recovering, it helps them carry timber.

It later brings its young one into this relationship of mutual care. The tale continues with the white elephant joining the king and remembering its companions.

Adapted from Ellen C. Babbitt, Jataka Tales (1912), chapter XIV · Source text & illustration

Fables use imaginary events to invite reflection; interpretations vary.

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Jataka fable · Indian Buddhist tradition

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