India As Described In Early Texts Of Buddhism and Jainism

Author(s): Bimla Charn Law
Publisher: Bimlacharan Law

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Cãpakārā (arrow-makers), Chathāgiri, 28 * 178
Chatravati, 87 Cape Comorin, 187 Chattapatha, 71 Caravan merchants, 70, 184 Chavachaddhakā (corpseCarpenters (taochakā), 160, throwors), 140 178, 179
Chenab, 73, 98 Carriage-builders, 179, Cheras, 115 Caste system, 192
Chicacole, 79, 116 Castor, 182
China, 177 Cattle, 224
Chotanagpur hills, 59 Cattle-breeders, 162 Chryae Chora, 188 Cattle-breeding, 154 Cinarattha, 178, 188 Cātubbeda (four vadas),
Cīnas, 86 248
Cirātas, 85 Catumā, 56
Cis-Sutlej States, 17 Cātuyamasamvara, 225 Cità (funeral pyre), 193 Caumojee, 85
Agnidagdhā, 193 Cavalry, 171
Anagnidagdbā, 193 Cave-dwellings (lenas), 235 Citrakūta, 12, 64 Caves, 222
Citta, 175 Cedi, 116, 120, 121, 216 Cleigobora, 103 Cedis, 129, 133, 134 Clerks (iūpadakkhā), 178 Cellană, 123
Cloth merchants (dussikā), Cetaka, 123, 136
178, 179 Cotaputta, 133
Cock-fights, 171 Cetirattha,"40
Cognatos, 146 Cati, 116, 120, 133
Coins, 190 Chaddanta lake, 6, 66 Addhakahāpana, 190 Chanda (metre), 245, 265 Addhamāsaka, 190 Chandasā (prosody), 249, Addhapāda, 190 263
Chiet medium of exChandāvas, 201, 253
change, 190 Chandogyas, 201
Copper, 190 Chegadokas, 201, 253 Gold, 190 Chariot-drivers, 155, 178 Kahápana, 159, 190, 192 Charioteers, 171
* Kákaņika, 190 Charsada, 72
Māsaka, 190