N
Eas acs a aia co ah ac an si as 8sa a SS
A
T
S
A
P Raan—sa qi S va aes fH ada SAA ot HAM ae Peni [oe
O
SAP HMA TT S set Vea A, Prat TAS Gor ae YES are AMT FH Wg wei
O
T
S
IV there a athe a St Tercera aor feet ware al arya ect ti qHsrTga
O
EKIP Ua Ura St wHeree at, ferae sre ela ae aed set aT aia A TO
O
E
SAP Saal ate aA Gor at ae ward Are & are ane we AT ada sat Ae
O
T
NA wa aaa ated al aa ware a alta of a dad ga ay aa e- @
P
©
(9) SPra Hated, (2) HtoTA (ve), aT (3) arene area Ate AeA | e
LAP
O
L
A
P Ferrered Weare oe Scat a ATS S Be A Ta ae fee Ta SAM SI HET
0
AP wa are GTN faenfea Vt ger ati ae Teel & ara AX TIGHT al ae arias Ge
0
LAP eet Pal & Ait Sa MAT Aa TI e
O
T
A
P
Explanation—This description shows that the pot-factories and {&
O
T
A
P the kilns of the potters were outside the city so that their smoke
O
L
A did notpollute the city. The citizens were also not feeling e
P
G
disturbed by their presence. Sakadalputra had 500 factories. It &
N
A
F
O showsthat he was a great businessman. He had many shops in
L
A
PO the city. He had engaged many employees for selling his OI
L V
E R
P products. Wages of three types were prevalent in those days— O
O
ER (1) daily wages, (2) food, (3) weekly or monthly salary. EW
P O
O
CR L
PO The description of various types of pots indicates that pottery TO
¥ P was well-developed. Many types of pots were purchased for the LW
O TO
ER use ofthe householders. 574
PO OA
W
LIP 969, TM A aM Ailey aa aE R
0 O
I
H D
P Jaren we stare ate vanes, warteod O
O
i GIP TARA Fah shrs THOT waar flats | CL
0 O
W
YRS N
oO 909. Uh Ga ae otollawla Tass eet & BA art OT
VRS YL
o amare F 7a ait Tents Fala & Te pa swe sTqTAT OO
CLP WH
o O
SUT GET AT W
M
P
O O
W
IRP 181. Once Ajivikopasak Sakadalputra came at noon to
o O
VR Ashok-Vanika and engaged himself in spiritual practices N
P
oV learnt from Mankhaliputra Goshalak. OT
K I
P
0 O
IKPO IITA ( 226 ) Illustrated Upasak-dashaSutra TYNO
L
A KW
RT OR IS IE RS ER IS IE SS SIG RS I IeDB
is x aa
