Siddhartha Gautama was a prince. He was the son of King Suddhodana of a small region in northern India called Sakya(which is where he gets the title Sakyamuni Buddha).
No, he had a son before he set out to become an ascetic.
The last name of the Buddha before he became enlightened was Siddhartha. It was after his enlightenment that he was known as Gautama Buddha.
Prince Siddhartha Gautama was married before he became the Buddha.
Lord buddha was known as siddhardha before he became Lord Buddha. Siddharth was a Hindu king or prince.
yes he did he followed judisim
Siddhartha Gautama, the historical Buddha, was married and had a son before he left home to become a wandering ascetic. His son, Rahula, became a monk as a child and therefore had no children.
Buddha and his family were Hindu before Buddha became enlightened. In areas where Buddhism came in as an "alternate" belief the peoples had many beliefs - Taoist, Confucian, Christian.
In his father's palace. SiddharthaGautama was a prince before he became the Buddha.
While I cannot give you a sutra, I can comment on the question. When Buddha says he was a buddha before he started meditating, what he means is his buddha-nature exists here and now. However, before he became enlightened, he had forgotten it. He was not aware of it. The mind created a fog, so that he could not see his buddha-nature. Meditation is the process of clearing the fog, so that you may remember (become conscious of) that which already is.
Before he became the "enlightened one", or Buddha, his name was Siddhartha Gautama. His name is pronounced Sid-har-thuh Go-tuh-ma.
he used to be a prince before he was buddha
Siddhartha Gautama, who later became known as the Buddha, was a prince before he renounced his royal life to pursue spiritual enlightenment and found Buddhism.