Buddha (1961)

A work that marks the pinnacle of glory. Kapilavastu, a country in northern India, was wrapped in a golden halo one morning. King Suddhana's Queen Maya gave birth to Prince Siddhartha. Twenty years later-held a martial arts competition, a man should be the beautiful Superf castle princess Yasyodarahime's female son. The last remaining princes in each country are Prince Siddhartha and his cousin Diva Datta. After half a day's competition, Prince Siddhartha finally won. The happy marriage between the prince and his wife took place at Kapila Castle for six years. Since then, however, doubts about life have gradually arisen in Prince Siddhartha's mind. He suffered from the difference between his own situation and the personality of slaves and folk. One night, the prince and his beloved wife left the castle to find a place to meditate in order to gain peace of mind and the path of enlightenment in life. The prince's country continues to wander. Once through the rocky wilderness, the other through the primeval forest at the foot of the Himalayas-because of a big tree on the bank of the river, the prince began to ascend. On the other hand, Diva, who can't give up her evil love for Princess Yashodara, committed a scam one night. The princess committed suicide. Even with the sad news, the prince refused to return to the castle. Under these banyan trees, Prince Siddhartha (Siddha Prince) was punished for six years while rejecting all temptations, forgetting all his anger and hatred, and finally enlightened with the help of the rural woman Saya (actually Teishakuten). The prince was reborn as Buddha.