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Kullaura--a city
It was situated not far from Padaliputta.410 Its exact situation is not known
Kumāra or Kummāragāma-a village
It is said that Mahāvira arrived here from Kundapura and proceeded to Kollāka Sangivesa 421
Its exact location is not known.
Kumāra or Kumārāya—a settlement
It is said that Mahāvira reached here from Pattālaya and proceeded to Corāya Sannivesa.422
Its exact location is not known.
Kumbhārakada--a city
Same as Dandakāranna. (See Dandakāraṇna).
Kumbhārapakkheva —a river-port (pattana)
Kumbhārapakkheva was another name for Viibhaya. (see Viibhaya). The king Udāyana, who had joined the ascetic order, sojourned here in a potter's house It is said that he was poisoned by his sister's son and after he died, the gods threw a shower of dust which covered the whole city excepting the potter's house and hence this city came to be known as Kumbhārpakkheva This town was situated in Sınavalli.423
Vibhaya may be identified with Bhera on the left bank of the river Jhelum in the district of Shahapur in the Punjab In Bhera Tahsıl near the village of Vajjhi a most conspicuous mound is found which tells of a bygone age of great prosperity Bhera is the largest and most thriving commercial town in the district.424
Kummagāma—a village
It is said that Mahāvīra arrived here from Siddhatthapura,425 Its exact site is not known.
420 Sam. 71, p. 57 a. 411 See Supia, p 237. 43 See Supra, p. 258. 418 Ava. cú , II, p. 37. 424 Imp. Gaz. Vol. II, p. 385. 426 See Supra, p. 260.
