India As Described In Early Texts Of Buddhism and Jainism

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

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Qligarohical, 124, 163 | Hierarchy, 199, 200, 201 Republican, 124, 163 Highway robbers (pantha-m? Iribal, 163
ghātacorā), 172 Govinda, 123, 167
Himācala, 5 Graces, four Indian, 204 1 Himalaya, 6, 8, 123 Grammar (Vyakarana), 245, | Fimapanta, 5, 63 247, 263, 264
Hinajātis, fivo, 140 Granaries, publio, 171, 242 Hīnasippas (low trades), 140 Grass-outters, 179
Hingulapаbbata, 6 . Grdhrakūta, vide Gijjhakūta. Hingulatala, 6 Grhivinaya, 268
Hirafifiavati, 25 Guilds (pugas), 142, 179 Hiraṇyassiga, 10 Gwalior, 114
Homa, 206
Hopkins, 72, 202 Haddipas, 141
Horse-daorifice (afvamedha), Haihayas, 104, 105
206 Haimavatapati, 12 Horsos of diverse breeds, Hainavatavarsa, 80
65 Hāliddhikāni, 175
Hotel keepers, 178 Halla, 135
Household servants (pesHamsā, 230
sikā), 178 Harikāntā, 10
Human-sacrifice (purisaHarikāntānadīsuri, 12 medha), 205 Harisona, 215
Hunters (luddakasamā), Harivarşa, 3, 9, 62
140, 161 Hastinapura, 35, 94, 97, 133, Hyderabad, 18 215
Hydraotes, 69, 92 Hathayoga, 232, 255 Hyphasis, 92 Hatthāroba (elephant riders), 178
Icohānangala, 45 Hatthipală (elephant Iochānankala, 161 trainers), 178
Ikshvaku, 122, 125 Hatthipura, 120
Ilávịtavarsa, 3, 62 Hazaribagh, 48
Inda, 197, 201, 203 Helmet-wearers, 178 Indakūta, 29 Hemakūtaparvata, 3, 9,963 Indapatta, 35, 93, 94, 99 Hermits, 215, 216, 217 Indasālagubā, 29, 30