Lalit Vistara

Author(s): Rajendralala Mitra
Publisher: Asiatic Society

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LALITA-VIST:RA.
gols Indra is the chief, but in the Buldhist cosmos he is assigned a separate region.
3. Fwx. 1'rotectors of the divisions of the day. According to the Visliņu Purán: (I. vii.), štútí bore to Ruchi the twins Yajna and Dakshina, who marrying each other, lind twelve sons, who bocauet), lámas. They tourished in the Manrantara of Svyambhura. Trz rosiile in Malka. The Chinese and the Mongoliau interpretations of the name apports the Indiau theory. According a be it, is ruped by Burrouf into br nich, “Ay Yrimas sont ainsi nomine qu'ils neuront leurs jours et leurs nuits sur l'épanouissa it la clôture des fleu' de lotus" (1.605).
1. Pakitos. "Tr, 'il Purhat gives so accounts of these. Accoiling to an (D). 1, '. VI) the 'Tushitas were borne of Kuwapa in the cri of Swahisha Mouvantara Wisl.ing to le gols a second time they enter the womb of Adliti, ami were born as the twelve Aditya in !. III. «. 1, they are sail to in the sons of Tushitá, wifo of Vedatsiras. The l'ha Purawat gives a detailed account, but not corresponding with this. Arcouling to the Iliadis tryiorin one of the thirty-six ondors o l as.
5. Nirr a . "Cusani frontent leur volupté dans leurs transformations miracle isom." Burnout says, " "he hiline the rol of the rities apertain caelusisely to the Bullhists, and I do not lid any thing mony the Brabnians to correspond." The Visliņu Porzina de cubes to as i clans vi gols punibcriuy thirly. Tlicy Hourished in the lil Manvantaru, (111. 20,). Adverting to thes, hastane but intcn. i ly the Buddhist term.
. Parmari-ciri perli. "f'eux qui disposent à leur gré des forines qu ont ponctues Ins autres. They are not noticed in Ilindu works, but apparent!y they are connected with the Máris.
7. Brikmokiyikus. "(-x qui forment la suit do Brabnia." 8. Drahul-urolitve. "Les ministres de Brahma."
9. Mobilruhmis. "Les grands Brahuis." A fourth class of Rralunís is yoted ? lolly with the name of Brahma-parisadyus, which Boroouf ruders into ".. qui composcut engen ble de Brahmd." Thien tour inhabit the four regions of Brahmá. 'The Purápas relate the origin of various keings from the person of Brahmá while he was immersed in meditation ; but as those did not multinlu ha at last.