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Sages and astrologers predict that King Suddhodana and Queen Maya of Kapilavastu will give birth to a great warrior prince.

The birth of Prince Siddharth is celebrated throughout the kingdom. However, tragedy soon strikes the royal family.

A sage's prediction that Siddharth will renounce the world rattles the King. Meanwhile, courtly intrigues abound.

The young prince Siddharth proves to be wise and insightful beyond his years. In the process, he arouses the jealousy of his cousin Devdutt.

A food crisis threatens the kingdom, prompting suspicions of corruption. Siddharth sees a man die for the first time and begins to ask questions.

Siddharth's adoptive mother, Queen Prajapati, suffers a loss. Siddharth and Devdutt demonstrate their dueling skills in the sporting arena.

As Siddharth and Devdutt face off against each other in an archery competition, Siddharth objects to the use of living birds as targets.

Devdutt punishes himself to cope with the humiliation of defeat. Siddharth rescues a child who has been snatched by a cheetah.

Suddhodana is worried about Siddharth's unconventional ideas. Princess Yashodhara defends Siddharth against his uncle's defamations.

Siddharth follows his teacher's advice to experience life's pleasures before renouncing them. Devdutt gets intoxicated.

Siddharth helps a pair of lovers unite and defends a courtesan from Devdutt -- stoking tensions with Mangala.

After an astrologer predicts that whoever marries Yashodhara will become king, Mangala tries to unite Yashodhara and Devdutt.

Yashodhara's father, King Dandapani, decides to hold a competition to find a husband for his daughter. Mangala tries to persuade Siddharth to opt out.

After injuring his hand, Siddharth finds himself at a disadvantage in the competition to become Yashodhara's groom.

After Siddharth wins the right to marry Yashodhara, Suddhodana issues orders to prepare for the wedding. However, war looms over the horizon.

Mangala urges Devdutt to kill Siddharth. Meanwhile, Siddharth sinks into depression after witnessing a death and tries to stop the war.

Siddharth's peaceful approach to war prompts Kapilavastu's nobility to mutiny. Devdutt continues to plot against Siddharth.

Consumed by jealousy as Siddharth and Yashodhara's wedding begins, Mangala arranges a nasty surprise.

Siddharth and Yashodhara begin life as a newly married couple. But the threats to Siddharth's life have not abated.

Kanchini's disappearance prompts an investigation. Mangala plots to hasten Siddharth's renunciation of the world.

Siddharth asks Suddhodana for permission to tour the kingdom. However, the king is reluctant to grant his son's request.

Siddharth comes across a funeral and begins to reflect on the nature of suffering. Yashodhara reveals that she is pregnant.

Siddharth questions the practice of distributing wealth amongst Brahmin priests, along with the relevance of the caste system.

A priest astrologer warns of impending doom for the royal family, unless certain rituals are performed. Yashodhara gives birth to a son.

The King of Magadha invites Siddharth for a visit. Prajapati is still concerned about the astrologer's warning and tries to prevent his departure.

A surprise attack on Kapilavastu leaves Suddhodana wounded, and drives Siddharth to wonder whether ascending the throne is worth it.

Siddharth tells Yashodhara that he wishes to set out in search of answers to questions that are troubling him. He promises to return.

Siddharth's companion, Channa, returns without him. The prince meets an ascetic and begins a life of hardship and austerity.

The ascetic sage Alara Kalama accepts Siddharth as his disciple, which makes the sage's other disciples jealous and resentful.

Siddharth's family sends a team to find him. Meanwhile, the prince-turned-ascetic takes a stand against a religious sacrifice.

In spite of Siddharth's distance from his kingdom, Devdutt presses ahead with his plans to kill him and ensure his own accession to the throne.

After three years, Siddharth has yet to find answers to his questions. Meanwhile, Suddhodana's subjects want him to vacate the throne.

Suddhodana's refusal to leave his throne angers Devdutt. Siddharth faints after renouncing water in his quest for salvation.

Mangala lashes out at Yashodhara. After overcoming meditative difficulties, Siddharth achieves enlightenment and is renamed Gautama Buddha.

Buddha lays out his fivefold path of nonattachment and begins to attract followers, telling them that they can be their own salvation.

Buddha asks his followers to shave their facial hair and wear orange robes in a manner that leaves the right shoulder exposed.

While Buddha continues to provide spiritual instruction to his disciples, Yashodhara wonders whether he has forgotten her.

Buddha's school of followers continues to grow in number. Ajatshatru, Prince of Magadha, joins hands with Devdutt to hatch a conspiracy.

A group of men decides to test the spiritual powers of Buddha's disciples. Although the disciples pass the test, Buddha is unhappy.

Ajatshatru worries that his father will choose his other son, conceived with the dancer Amrapali, as heir to the Magadha throne.

After Buddha and Yashodhara meet again, she asks him whether he could not have sought the same answers without leaving home.

As Buddha begins to attract followers from his family and his father's court, Devdutt's resentment continues to grow.