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2. Isāņa Lord (indra) of the second heavenly region of the same name. He has eighty thousand equals, thirty-three ministers, four police-chiefs, eight principal wives, three councils, seven army chiefs and three hundred twenty thousand bodyguards. He is the master of the northern half of the universe.? Amkavadamsaya is his main palace. His eight principal wives are : Kanhā (2), Kapharāi (3), Rāmä (2), Rāmarakkhiyä (1), Vasu (6), Vasuguttā(1), Vasumittā (1) and Vasumdharā (4). 1. Bha. 134, 169, 172, 406, Jam. 33,
25, See also Sth. 94, 256, 273, 307, 118, 122, Sam. 80, Ava N. 518, Ava
404, 505, 574, 582-3, 612, 644, 682, Cu. I. p. 315, Vis. 1945, 1973, Praj.
769. 53, Jna. 148, 158.
3. Bha. 172. 2. Praj. 53, BhaA. p. 174, KalpV. p. 4. Sth. 612, Bha. 406.
3. Isāna Any god residing in the heaven of the same name. His maximum height is seven ratnis.1 His longevity is somewhat more than two sāgaropama years in the maximum and somewhat more than one palyopama in the minimum. 1. Anu. 133.
2. Sam. 1-2, Sth. 113, Anu. 139.
4. Isāna Fifth chapter of the seventeenth section of Viyahapannatti."
1. Bha. 590.
5. Isāņa One of the thirty Muhuttas of a day and night.1
1. Jam. 152, Sur. 47, Sam. 30.
Isāņakappa (īsānakalpa) Identical with Isāņa (1).2
1. Bha. 172, Jna. 158. Isāṇadeviņda (īšānadevendra) Same as Īsāņa (2).1
1. Sam. 80, Bha. 134, 406, 520, AvaCu. I. p. 144.
Isänavadimsaga(ya) (Išānāvatamsaka) Largest abode of the heavenly region of the name of Isāņa(1). It is situated in the centre. Its length as well as breadth is twelve and a half hundred thousand yojanas.
1. Sam. 13, Bha, 134, 172, 603.
Īsāṇavademsaa (īsānāvatamsaka) See Isāņavadimsaga.
1. Bha. 603.
Tenth subsection of the second
Isāṇassa aggamahisi (īsānasya agramahişi) section of Nāyādhammakahā.1
1. Jna. 148. Isășițda (īsānendra) Same as Isāṇa (2).1
1. AvaCu. I. p. 295.
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