In the middle section of the panel, the young Prince Siddhārtha, appears despondent on his throne, despite being surrounded by beautiful maidens.
Finally, the bottom section of the panel shows the prince giving his royal garments to his servant after dismounting from his horse, Kanthaka; he then dons monastic robes and departs for a life as an ascetic.]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]>

]]> ]]> On the right side of the panel, Anāthapiṇḍika welcomes the Buddha to the Jeta's Grove, which he then donates to the Buddhist community. The Buddha came to regard it as his favorite place to stay.]]>