India As Described In Early Texts Of Buddhism and Jainism

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

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INDEX
Páda, 190
Cũlani Brahmadatta, king, Rikkha, 190
98 Siver, 190
Culla-Himavanta, 4 Suvanna, 190
Cullakalinga, 116 Cola country, 114
Cundadvola, 48 Colas, 113, 115
Cundatthila, 42 Collectors of alma, 162 Cundavila, 42 Comb-makers, 179
Cutoh, 74, 111 Comets, 200, 263 Commensality, 145
Daddarapura, 120 Commerce, 177
Dadhivahana, 118 Conjeeveram, 78
Daivăvşdhas, 103 Connubium, 145
Dakkhiņakasala, 44 Conveyancing (muddā), 249 Dakkhiņagiri, 49, 159 Cooks (gūpikā), 177, 178 Dakkhiņamadhurā, 113 Cora, different kinds of, Dakkhiņapañoāla vide 172
Dakşiņapañola. Corajettha (ring-loader), 173 Dakkhināpatha, 73, 79, 104, Corapapāta, 48, 173, 237
107, 115, 184 Coromandel Coast, 78 Dakşiņapafioala, 97 Corpse-burners, 179
Dákşiņātya, 6, 12, 16, 18 Corpse-throwers, 140 Dalbhyas, 58 Cotton, 182
Dalkisor, 69 Council, First Buddhist, 138 Damila, 78, 271 . Second Buddhist. Damilarattha, 114 138
Damilas, 86, 113, 115 Valabhr, 267 Danders, 179 Fourteeam, 288, 287, 288,
Dancing girls, 177, 179 179, 192
Dandaka, 106, 239 Cowherds (gopalakk), 141,
Dandaki, king, 108, 116, 239 240
Dăņdakya, 106
Dantapura, 79, 115, 116 Cow-billing, 211
Dappana, 209 Cowry Shells (sippikāni), 190Darada, 67 Craftsmen (sippikā), 161 Därakatikiocha, 269 Criminal justice, 171 Darbhanga District, and Criminal tribes, 173
Daripatha, 71