Trishasti Shalaka Purusa Caritra Part 5

SR No.: 001005
Original Sutra Author: Hemchandracharya
Author: Helen M Johnson
Publisher: Oriental Research Institute Vadodra
Publication Year: 1962
Total Pages: 507
Language: English
Classification: Book_English, Mythology, & Story
File Size: 11 MB

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INDEX OF NAMES AND SUBJECTS
Bandhudatta, merchant, story of, 407-422; deaths of six wives of, 408; reason
for deaths, 422. battle-formation, garuda, 227; wheel, 226. Bhadra, attempts to poison step-son, Sumitra, 11 f; fate of, 13 f. bhadraka, (a soul with a tinge of right belief), n. 13. Bhaimi = Davadanti, 108 et passim. Bhāmā=Satyabhāmā, 267, et passim; desires son, 212; defrauded by Pradyumna,
213; has timid son, 214. Bhānuka, son of Satyabhāmā, 188. bhāraņda (fabulous bird), 53, 54, 69. bhavya (a soul capable of emancipation), 25 et passim. Bhima, a Pāņdava, 197, et passim. Bhimaratha K., Davadanti's father, 97 ff. Bhimasena = Bhima, 232. Bhiru = Anubhānuka, 214; tricked out of his brides by Samba, 218 f. Bhojakața, city, founded by Rukmin, 183, 214. Bhojavşşņi, K. of Mathurā, son of Suvira, 37. Bhuvanabhānu, Vidyādhara, 23, 29. blankets, jeweled, 220. body, last, before emancipation, invulnerable, 189. boon, of invincibility in battle, 146; of understanding speech of all creatures, 352. Brahmadatta, C., pre-births of, 317-323; birth of, 323; father of, dies, 324; escapes
murder plot, 327; adventures of, 328 ff; many marriages of, 329 ff; expedition of conquest of, 329 ff.; blinded by hostile Brāhman, 354; had Brahmans
killed, 354; death of, 355; age of, 355. Brahmaloka, a heaven, 64, et passim. h Brahman, story of greedy, 347; story of B. and Cakrin's food, 353; ingratitude of,
354. brahmasútra, meaning of, 426. bridegroom to seek girl himself, impropriety of, 156. buffalo, three-footed, story of, 71. butter, fresh, eating of, 269 f.
Caitrā, 57, 142, 142n, 179. cakoras, 265, 426. cakra (discus of the cakrin), 248. cakravāki (cakra bird, Anas Casarca), 335. cakravartin (ruler of 6-part Bharata, 353 = cakrin, 10 et passim. Campā, city in Angadeśa in Bharata in Jambūdvipa, 33, et passim; 198, n. 199. Campā, a city in Dhātakikhanda, 274, 278.