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TOPOGRAPHICAL LIST OF THE BRIHAT-SAMHITA.
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Haihaya, a people in the western division, xiv. Hûnas are mentioned in the Bhitari inserip
20. The Kalachuris of Central India were tion of Skandagupta (Gupta Inscriptions, Haihayas (Ind, Ant. Vol. XII. pp. 253, 268). p. 56), in the Mandasôr inscription of YaśôAnd the Western Chalakya king Vikra- dharman (id. p. 148), in the Aphead inscripmaditya II. (A.D. 733-34 to 746-47) married tion of Adityasena (id. p. 206), and in many two Haibaya princesses.
later records ; but I do not know of any hair ; people with thick matted hair (jatá. epigraphic passage which specifies "the
dhara), in the southern division, xiv. 13; - White Hiņas." long-haired people (dérgha-késa) in the northwest division, xiv. 23; -thick-haired people Ikshumati, & river; misc. ref., xvi. 4. (késa-dhara) in the northern division, xiv. Ikshváka, () people; misc. ref., v. 75; ix. 26; - demons with matted hair or elf-locks 17; xi. 58. Madhariputra-Purushadatta, a Cat-ásúra), in the north-east division, hero of the Ikshvákus, is mentioned in one xiv. 30.
of the early inscriptions at the JaggayyaHala (. . Laha), people in the north-west pêça stripa (Archæol. Suru. South. Ind. Vol. I.
division, xiv. 22; wisc. ref., xvi. 6; xxxii. 19. pp. 110, 111). Hârahaura, '& king of the Harahauras or Iråvati, a river; misc. ref., xvi. 27. Hârahauras ;' misc. ref., xiv. 34.
islands of balls (usisha-dvipa), of cocoanuts Hēmagiri, a mountain in the south-west divi- (ndlikdra-dvípa), and of bark (charma-dvípa), sion, xiv. 19.
in the south-east division, xiv. 9; "the Hêmakundya, a place in the south-east divi- islands (dvipa)," saggested by Kern, below
sion, xiv. 9. There are the various readings his translation, to be the Maldives, in the of Héma-kita, -kutya, -kudya, and -kudya. southern division, xiv. 14;- the islands of In his text, Kern gave the name as Home- the great ocean (mahdrnava-dvipa), misc. kötya; but in his translation he preferred ref., xvi. 6. Hêmakundya, because Paraśara exhibits the
same form. Albêrûni gives “Hêmakațya." jackal-eaters (gômáyu-bhaksha); misc. ref., Hêmatfila, a people in the northern division, xvi. 35. xiv. 28.
jaladhara, 'people with thick matted hair,' in hermitages (tápas-harama), in the southern the southern division, xiv. 13.
divison, xiv. 15;--the hermitage of Atri jațasura, demons with matted hair or elf(atri), in the southern division, xiv. 14.
looke,' in the north-east division, xiv. 30. Himavat, the Himalaya mountains, in the Jathara, or perhaps Jathara-Anga, a people in
northern division, xiv. 24;- spoken of as the south-east division, xiv. 8. The text is one of the breasts of the earth, the other Vang-Opavanga-Jathar-Angah; which Kern being the Vindhya mountain, xlii. 35 ;- translates by “Vanga, Vanga minor, (and) diamonds are obtained there, lxxx. 7;- and the Jathara-Angas." But the same compearls, lxxxi. 2, 5;- misc. ref., xvi. 2 bination, Jathara-Anga, does not occur any(bahir-antah-saila-jáh, see Antargiri'); xvi. where else. Albêrani separates the names,
17 (Himavat); lxxii. 1 (Hima-kshmádhara). and says "Jathara, Anga." horse-faced people (asva-vadana) in the eastern Jţinga, &. people in the western division,
division, xiv. 6, and (turag-unana) in the 1 xiv. 21. northern division, xiv. 25; misc. ref. (asa-mukha), xvi. 35.
Kachchha, a country in the southern division, Hûna, (v. I. Hûna), a people in the northern xiv. 16. It is evidently the modern Kachh,
division, xiv. 27; misc. ref., xi. 61; xvi. 38. vulga Catch, to the north of Kathiawad. In xi. 61, Kern translates Ohól- Avagána- Kachchhara, a people in the northern division, sita-Húna by “Chôlas, Afghans, (and) White Hûnas ; " but in xvi. 33 be translates Pah. i Kaikaye, a people in the northern division, luva-svéta-Húna by “Pahlavas, Svētas, (and) xiv. 25; misc. ref., iv. 22, v. 67, 74 ; xvi. 26, Hûnas," though sveta here ie exactly Byno. xvii. 18; - the lord of the Kaikayas nymous with sita in the other passage. The l (Kaikaya-ndtha), misc. ref. xi. 60.
