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 SUBIECTS
Kanakamālā, wife of Kalasaṁvara, 188; infatuated with Pradyumna, 204; tries
to seduce P., 205; slanders him to husband, 205. Kanakavati, birth and childhood, 80; accomplishments of, 80; visit from a swan,
81; previous birth of, 93-148; married Vasudeva, 148; omniscience and
emancipation of 283. Kāndarpika (a class of gods), 65. Kaņerudatta, K. of Hastināpura, friend of K. Brahman, 324 ff. Kansa, abandoned by mother, 41; found by Subhadra, 42; attends Vasudeva, 42;
captures Sinharatha, 43; learns he is Ugrasena's son, 43; married Jivayaśas, 44; receives Mathură, 44, throws father in cage, 44; arranges marriage of Vasudeva and Devaki, 156; demands Devaki's children, 159, killed by
Kțşņa, 172. Kansări = Kịşņa, 177 et passim. Kansasūdana = Kışņa, 279, et passim. kāpālika, a Saiva ascetic, 335. Kapila, V. in Dhatakikhanda, 274, 278. karaņa (a dance position), 396, 427. karkoțaka (Momordica mixta), 145. karma (result of previous acts), 14 et passim. Karmapraksti, name of work, 98. Karpara, Brāhman ascetic, converted to Jainism, 121 f. Kataka, friend of K. Brahman, 324 ff. Katha, ascetic, incarnation of Kamațha, 391 f. Kathākośa, 143, n. 425. Kaula, 72, n. 78. Kaumodaki, Kșşņa's club, 179. Kaušāmba, forest, where Krşņa died, 302. Kausika, a teacher, curses king, 74; becomes a poison-eyed serpent, 75. Kaustubha, Kșşņa's jewel, 179, 304. kāyotsarga (ascetic posture) 16 et passim. Keśava = Vāsudeva, 180 et passim. Kesin, Kansa's colt, killed by Kļşņa, 167. ketaki (Pandanus odoratissimus), 263. Ketu (demon's tail), 330. Khecara = Vidyadhara, 24 et passim. kidnaping, 33, f., 50, 59, 65, 66. Kināśa = Yama, 53, 167. kings, names of, at svayamyara, 26 f., 101. kings, new, established in kingdoms by Kșşņa after war, 241. Kiranavega, pre-birth of Pārsvanātha, 364, kites are thieves, 131, n. 146.