Examine the notions of kinship mentioned in the Gandatindu Jataka?
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Gandatindu Jataka was a King of Kampilla, is a wicked Monarch, and his subjects harassed by his officers, suffers great oppression. The Bodhisatta, born as the divinity of a gandatindu-tree, becoming aware of this, appears in the king's bedchamber and urges him to give up his evil ways and find out for himself the conditions of his subjects. Everywhere he finds men, women and even the beasts cursing his very name. Then he returns to the capital and devotes himself to good works.
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