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LIFE IN ANCIENT INDIA Canagapura—a city
It is said that king.Tiyasattu was ruling over the city of Khiipaitthiya, when the buildings of the city came to ruin, the architects selected a gramfield abounding in fruits and flowers, where Canagapura was founded 151
According to the tradition, Canagapura is another name of Rāyagiha
Canayagama-a village
Canayagama was situated in Golla and was the birthplace of Cāņakya. 162
Its exact situation is not identifiable.
Candabhāga—a rider
Candabhāgā was one of the five great tributory rivers of Sindhu, others being Sataddu, Vibhāsā. Vitattha an
According to Buddhist literature, it was eighteen leagues in length and had a rapid current.154
It is identified with modern Chenab.165
Candana
It is referred to in the Niryāvaliyão.168 It is unidentifiable.
Candánana—a city
Candānanā is mentioned as a birthplace of the eighth Titthayaia..57
It is identified with modern Candrăvati, a village near Benares. It was also known as Candramadhava.168
Cedi—a kingdom
Cedi was one of the twenty five and a half Aryan countries with Suttivai as its capital.
It roughly corresponds to modern Bundelkhand and the adjoining
region.169
131 Ava. cū , II, p. 158. 151 Ava. cu p. 563; according to the Buddhist tradition, Cánakya was a resident of Takka
sılā (Mahavamsa Tika, p. 181). 165 Thá. 6, 470.. 156 The com, on the Digha., III, p. 878. 165 Law, Geog., p. 88. 168 8.7. 151 Ava. Nir. 382. 168 Pracinatirthamdla, Pt. 1, p. 4.
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