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
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Tumbālaya, armory, 107. Tunga, Mt. 10.
Udāya, an Arhat in the past cycle, 225. Udayana, son of Satānika, becomes k. in Kausāmbi, 266; story of his romance
with Vāsavadattā, 275-280; they elope, 279. Udāyana, k. of Sindhusauvīra, last royal sage, 285; converted to Jainism, 293;
detects substitution of statue, 301; fights and defeats Pradyota and brands him, 302; releases him at Paryuşanā, 303; gives kingdom to nephew Kesin, takes vow, 305; takes curds as medicine, 306; dies from poisoned curds,
307. Udāyin, son of Kūņika, 315; becomes king, a good Jain, 333. Utpala, a follower of Pārsva, 48, 50. utsarpiņi, the upturning of the wheel of time, description of 346 f.; favorable
clouds in, 346; 7 kulakaras, 346. Uvāsagadasão, n. 177, n. 247.
Vähika-line, low caste, 152, n. 156. vaikriya-body (outer body of gods and hell-inhabitants), 252, n. 197. Vaisikāyana, story of, 86 ff. Vaiśāli, Cetaka's capital, attacked by Kūņika, 320; besieged, 324. Vajra, last sādhu who knew 10 purvas, 355; moved the community of sādhus
by magic power, 355; säkhā from his name, 356. vanities, three, 17, n. 24. Varadīman, 360. Vasudevas, future, 348. Varuna, grandson of charioteer Nāga, outstanding warrior of Cetaka, 322 f. Vasumati, princess of Campā, sold as slave, becomes Candanā, 115. Venātata, sojourn of Sreņika there, 146; birth-place of Abhaya, 147. vibhitaka, shade of, 360. Vidyunmālin, a god, pre-birth of Jambu, 232. Vidyunmälin, lord of Pancaśaila; see Kumāranandin, goldsmith. Vihalla, see Halla. vihara (the wandering of peripatetic ascetics, ) 103. Vijaya, a muhūrta, 124. Vimalavāhana, Gośāla in future birth, 223, 224. Vimalavāhana, K., last in duhşamā, 344. Višali (?) city, 78, 103... visions, ten, of Vira, 49 f; interpretation of, 50. Vişti, an inauspicious half-tithi, 339, Visvabhūti, previous birth of Mahavira, 8-9; rivalry with his cousin, Visakha.
nandin, 8; nidana of, 9.