Righteousness
Jataka Tales
A tree deity facing a king's axe asks to be cut apart piece by piece rather than felled whole, so the saplings sheltered beneath it survive.
Sent into exile with his siblings for twelve years, Prince Rama meets his father's death with a calm no grief could shake, and teaches equanimity instead.
After Buddha Kassapa's teaching decayed, Sakka — the Bodhisatta in that birth — turned his own charioteer Mātali into the hound Mahā-Kaṇha to terrify King Usīnara's realm back to righteousness.
Jātaka No. 151: two equal kings meet in a sunken road, and the one who conquers anger with gentleness and evil with good is given the way.
A fraud named Dibbacakkhuka steals seer Mahārakkhita's prophecy of Prince Somanassa's birth; the prince exposes his greed, in Jataka No. 505.