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== Fallecimiento ==
== Fallecimiento ==


At the age of eighty, Gautama became seriously ill and almost died, but revived himself, thinking it was not right to die without preparing his disciples. By sheer determination, he recovered and instructed [[Ananda]], his cousin and close disciple, that the order should live by making themselves an island—by becoming their own refuge and making the ''Dhamma'' their island, their refuge forever.  
A la edad de ochenta años, Gautama se enfermó gravemente y casi murió, pero se revivió a sí mismo, pensando que no era correcto morir sin preparar a sus discípulos. Por pura determinación, se recuperó e instruyó a [[Special:MyLanguage/Ananda|Ananda]], su primo y discípulo cercano, sobre que la orden debería vivir convirtiéndose en una isla, convirtiéndose en su propio refugio y haciendo del ''Dhamma'' su isla, su refugio para siempre.  


After announcing that he would die in three months, he traveled through several villages and then stayed with Cunda, the goldsmith, one of his devoted followers. According to generally accepted tradition, Cunda invited Gautama to partake of ''sukara-maddava''—a dish he had prepared unknowingly with poisoned mushrooms. After the meal, Gautama became violently ill, but bore his pain without complaint.  
After announcing that he would die in three months, he traveled through several villages and then stayed with Cunda, the goldsmith, one of his devoted followers. According to generally accepted tradition, Cunda invited Gautama to partake of ''sukara-maddava''—a dish he had prepared unknowingly with poisoned mushrooms. After the meal, Gautama became violently ill, but bore his pain without complaint.