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The Nine-Colored Deer: A Thousand-Year Tale of Gratitude and Betrayal

The most moving Jataka story from the Dunhuang murals—a nine-colored deer saves a drowning man only to be betrayed, yet ultimately resolves the crisis through compassion and truth.

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