Jaramarana

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Jarāmaraṇa, Sanskrit and Pāli for "old age and decay" (jarā) and "dying and death" (maraṇa), is a Buddhist term describing the eventual fate of all beings in saṃsāra.

Synonyms:

  • 老死 Cn: láosǐ; Jp: rōshi; Vi: lão tử
  • Tibetan: rgas.shi

Jarāmaraṇa is the twelfth and last of the Twelve Nidānas, conditioned by Birth jāti, meaning that all things that are born are mortal and of a nature to die; this includes all beings in the universe, gods as well as humans and animals.

Preceded by
Jāti		 Twelve Nidānas
Jarāmaraṇa		 Succeeded by
Avidyā


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