Significance of Familial duties
Familial duties encompass the responsibilities and actions individuals undertake to uphold their family's well-being and honor, as described in Purana. In the Theravada tradition, familial duties further delineate specific roles within a family, exemplified by the relationship between Kapila and his brother Korakalamba. Both interpretations underscore the importance of maintaining family honor and fulfilling one's assigned roles to ensure familial welfare.
Synonyms: Family responsibilities, Family obligations, Domestic duties, Household responsibilities, Familial responsibilities, Family commitments, Familial obligations
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Buddhist concept of 'Familial duties'
Familial duties in Buddhism encompass the responsibilities and roles individuals hold within a family, exemplified through the relationship between Kapila and his brother Korakalamba, emphasizing the importance of harmony and interdependence in family dynamics.
From: Jataka tales [English], Volume 1-6
(1) The responsibilities and roles assigned within a family, specifically highlighted in the context of Kapila and his brother Korakalamba.[1]
Hindu concept of 'Familial duties'
Familial duties in Hinduism encompass the responsibilities individuals uphold to maintain their family's well-being and honor, reflecting the deep connection to ancestral respect and the importance of intergenerational ties within the culture.
From: Skanda Purana
(1) Responsibilities and actions that individuals must perform to ensure the well-being and honor of their family and ancestors.[2]