India As Described In Early Texts Of Buddhism and Jainism

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

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"Matsya, 21, 98, 99, 209 | Mundakan (shavolings), 222 Mauryas, 101, 112
Muttra, 99 Mediterrancan, 187
Muzaffarpur Nást., 52 Megasthenea, 101
MyHol'c, 18, 77 Mekalas, 70, 109, 110 Menander, 88 Meņdaka, 175
Naoch (clanoing), 261 Meru, 2, 8
Nāgas, 105 Messago-gonders (penanam Nāgasena, 277 kacorā), 172
Någavana, 32 Motal-workers (kanimārā), Naggaji, kiny, 87, 116, 122, 178
215 Melhorī, 103
Nakşatravidya, 250 Migadāya, 33
Nakulapitā, 175 Migāra, bankor, 176, 235 Nalakāră (barkot-inukorn), Migasainmata, 25
178 Milalkhabhāsā, 86, 110, 113, Nalandā, 45, 236 249, 271
Nalini, river, 10 Miinda, 83, 88
Nandagopā, 201 Mithi, 122
Nanda Vacche, 226 Mithila, 34, 49, 50, 53, 122, Nandiya, 223 123, 216
Nandiyāvatta, 200 Mlecchas, 139
Nangaraka, 55 Moggaliputta, 168
Narmadā, 17, 18, 74, 77, Moggallãna, 212, 234, 239 105 Molini, 41
Nasik, 18, 78 Moliyasīvaka, 223
Natthikavādā, 110 Money-lenders, 191
Nawal, 32 Mookerjee, R. K., 186, 210 | Nemindhara, 2 Mopluis, 88
Nepal, 56 Moriyas, 34, 128, 134, 138 Naranjarā, 22, 24, 47, 236 Mate-hall, 124, 125, 127 Nestlas, 140, 179 Mrgudāva, 33, 42
Newal, 32 Mrbapas, 141
Nigakşı, 133 Muddā (conveyancing), 2499 Nigaptha Nataputta, 224, Mukheluvana, 51 . 225 Milaka, 78. 108
1 Nigenches, 198