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arrived here from Ujjeni and proceeded to Bennāyada with various merchandisc 014 This country was visited by Kalakācārya who is said to have arrived hcrc from Ujjeni (See Hindugadesa) It is mentioned that the people of the country made garlands from the buffalo's horns616 and knew nothing about bread fruit (panasa).616
It is the same as modern Persia.
Pātālalankāpura—a city
This city is referred to in the commentary of the Panhavāgarangıt (See also Lankā).
Pattakālaya--a settlement
It is said that Mahāvīra arrived here from Kalaya and proceeded to Kumārāya.( 18
Its cract location is not known.
Paumakhanda-a city'
It is said that the cighth Titthayara received his first aims at this place.619
Its location is unknown.
(1) Pāvā—a city
Pāvā was the capital of Bhanga, one of the twenty five and a half Aryan countries (See Bhanga).
It is identified with the region near the Parasanath Hills.080
(2) Pāvå - city
Same as Apāvā.
Payāga—a holy place
It is stated that when the monk Annikāputta was drowned in the Ganges, a vānamantarī erected a pike in the river to impale him. Annikāputta attained Kevalahood at this place, and since then this place was declared as a holy Payāga (See also Pabbhāsa ; Padalipu
614 See Supra, p. 113 815 Nsi cũ,7, p. 464 018 Ara cü p 27 617 4, p 83 d. 818 Sec Supia, p. 258. 819 Aca Nu., 323. 610 SBM. p. 375,
