Answer:
In history, the Banyan deer is presented as the reincarnation of an ancient Buddha, who did not cease to exist after he died, but had his soul reborn in another living being.
Explanation:
For Buddhists, reincarnation refers to the continuity of existence even after death, because whenever a person dies, only his body ceases to exist. The soul, on the other hand, is kept in existence, along with the mind and all the wisdom that that soul has conquered. We can see this concept reflected in the history of the Banyan deer, which is the reincarnation of an ancient Buddha. This Buddha, endowed with great wisdom and when he died, his soul and mind were reborn in Banyan deer, a beautiful golden deer that had the ability to prevent animals from being killed by a king who was addicted to hunting.
