Ancient Indian Historical Tradition c10.158

c10.158

¹ Br 7, 50. Vā 88, 12–24. Viṣ iv, 2, 6: &c. ² MBh iii, 126, 10452–3: xii, 29, 976–7. ³ Briefly Vā 89, 4: Bḍ iii, 64, 4. Differently, Mat 61, 32–3. Otherwise Viṣ iv, 5, 1–5. ⁴ Vā 99, 226. Mat 50, 31–2. Amplified, MBh ii, 17, 739. ⁵ Vā 96, 105–8. Bḍ iii, 71, 106–9. Br 16, 51. Hv 39, 2082. ⁶ Vā 99, 140–50. Mat 49, 17–25. Viṣ iv, 19, 5–7. ⁷ Bṛhad Āraṇyaka Upaniṣad ii, 2, 4. ⁸ Ibid. i, 3, 8 and 19. Bloomfield, Atharvaveda, p. 107. ⁹ Aitar. Brāhm. ii, 1, 1. ¹⁰ Vā 99, 115–6. Mat 50, 20–1. MBh ix, 54, 3009 f. ¹¹ MBh i, 94, 3739: iii, 129, 10535. Defined, ix, 54. Noticed, ix, 39, 2211–3. ¹² MBh i, 126, 4901–6: ii, 19, 793: v, 152, 5191, 5195: cf. v, 53, 2127. Rām ii, 68, 13 (the two lines should be inverted) where Kurujāṅgala is used by an anachronism. Kurukṣetra is also used sometimes by anticipation. ¹³ This was a real name. Cf. Halāyudha, Lāṅgaladhvaja, MBh v, 3, 44. ¹⁴ Rām i, 66, 13–14: ii, 118, 28–9. Vā 89, 15–17. Bḍ iii, 64, 15–18. Pad vi, 269, 99–103. ¹⁵ Rām i, 66, 15. Br 154, 12, 24. Viṣ iv, 4, 42. ¹⁶ Vā 94, 11, 15, &c. Mat 43, 14, 16, &c. Hv 33, 1851–3. MBh xiii, 152, 7187, but he had ordinarily only two at home, ibid. 7191. ¹⁷ Mat 68, 10. Ag 4, 14. This was a name, so also Sahasrapad, see Sörensen's Index.