Trishasti Shalaka Purusa Caritra Part 6

Author(s): Hemchandracharya, Helen M Johnson
Publisher: Oriental Research Institute Vadodra

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INDEX OF NAMES AND SUBJECTS
Dardurãoka, a god, 223, 237, 238. Daśapura, origin of, 303. Daśārnabhadra, k. of Daśārnapura, 251; decorated city, 251 f; magnificence of,
252; pride destroyed by Sakra, 253; takes the vow, 254. Daśavaikālika, 344, 349. Datta, son of Kalkin, becomes king, Jainism flourishes under him, 342. declaration, propitiatory, 2, 19, n. 43, 20-22; six divisions of, 22 f., 323, 331. demon, possession by, 338 f. Devacandra, Hemacandra's guru, 356 f. Devadattā, slave-girl in charge of Vira's statue 292; given wishing pills and
becomes beautiful, 294; wooed by Pradyota, 294; has him make a substitute statue, 294; takes original statue and elopes with Pradyota to
Avanti, 300; gives original statue to Bhāyala, 300. Devanandā, original mother of Mahāvira, 25; flow of milk on meeting Vira, 191;
takes initiation, 192. devārya (a respectful title of a sādhu ), 48. Devasena, Gośāla in a future birth, 223, 244. Dhanyā, mother of Sālibhadra in last birth, 254, 255, 261. Dhanya, Salibhadra's brother-in-law, 259; takes the vow, 260; dies from severe
penance, 262. Dhāriņi, 364. dharma ( ethics, religion ), 2 et passim. dharma, four kinds of, 18, n. 29; tenfold, 19, n. 38. dharmacakrin=Arhat, 29. dharmalābha, blessing: May you acquire dharma, 328. divine things, five, 42, 58, 90, n. 104, 118, et passim. doubts of 11 Brāhmans resolved, 130-135. dramatic terms, 98, and notes. drammas, 216, 362, dreams, eight prophetic, and their interpretation, 336-338. dreams, four, predict birth of the Balabhadra, 10. dreams, fourteen, predict birth of cakravartin, 15; of Tirthankara, 27. dreams, seven, predict birth of Vasudeva, 10. drum clings to body, 287; proclamation by, 286. Dūijjantaka, 43. Durgā, statues of, 237, n. 185. Durgandhā, story of, 175 ff.; becomes queen of Sreņika, 178. Duşprasaha, last sādhu in duhşamā in Bharata, 344.
earrings and a pair of garments, 239; given to Halla and Vihalla, 312; demanded
by Kūņika, 319. eating at night, forbidden, 21, n. 49.