One well-known Jain story about anger is the story of King Shripal and anger overcome by forgiveness in Jain tradition, but a more classic and widely told example is the story of Neminath’s teachings on anger. If you want a specific narrative like Chandkaushik, here is a strong Jain story:

Story of Krodh and the Sage

In Jain tradition, there is a story of a learned sage who became angry when insulted. Because of that anger, his mind became disturbed, and he lost the peace earned through years of penance. The insult itself was small, but his anger made it big. Later, he realized that anger burns first the person who keeps it inside. He then practiced forgiveness, silence, and self-control.

Teaching of the story

• Krodh (anger) destroys peace.
• Even a small insult can create great bondage if anger is allowed to grow.
• Kshama (forgiveness) is the cure for anger.
• A true Jain sadhak tries to remain calm in praise and blame.

Jain lesson

In Jain Dharma, anger is one of the main passions that bind karma. The path to overcoming it is:

• forgiveness
• equanimity
• self-restraint
• reflection on the soul

If you want, I can also give you:

• a short child-friendly Jain anger story
• a scriptural Jain story
• or a story specifically from Shwetambar or Digambar tradition.