ทายาทเศรษฐี Millionaire Heirs (ฉบับ ๒ ภาษา) : หน้า 10/114 A tale of Great-wealth, the treasurer's son, exploring themes of wealth, education, and upbringing.
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Great-wealth the Treasurer's Son
This instruction was given by the Teacher while he was in residence at Isipatana with reference to Great-wealth, Maha-dhana, the treasurer’s son.
Great-wealth, it appears, was reborn at Benares in a household worth eighty crores.¹ Nowhis mother and father thought to themselves, “We have a vast store of wealth in our house, and there is no necessity that our son should do anything else than enjoy himself according to his own good pleasure.” Accordingly they had him instructed in singing and in the playing of musical instruments, and that was all the instruction he received.
Likewise in that same city, in a household worth eighty crores of treasure, a daughter was reborn. The same thought occurred to her mother and father also, and they had her instructed only in dancing and singing. When the two reached the proper age, they were married with the customary ceremonies.
In the course of time both their parents died, and then there were twice eighty crores of treasure in the same house.
¹ This is a way of saying “multi-millionaire.”
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