Age of the Nandas and Mauryas c22.123

c22.123

Subandhu, a minister of Nanda, Chandragupta and Bindusāra, 329, 330; a rival of Kauṭilya, 167; author of the Vāsavadattā Nātyadhārā, 330, 331. Subhadrāngi, principal queen of Bindusāra, 167; mother of Aśoka (?), 208. Subhāgasena (Sophagasenus) and Antiochus, 246. Subhūta see Saubhuti, 69. Sudāmā cave, the 346, 385, 386. Śūdras (Sodrai), a tribe, 40. Sudarśana lake, construction of the, by Pushyagupta, 155, 182. Sudracae (Oxydrakai), 39. Śūdraka, 318. Suhastin, conversion of Samprati to Jainism by, 245. Sumana, elder brother of Aśoka, killing of, 210. Sumanottara, 330. Śuṅga art, 384. Sunitha, 15. Śūrasena, 44. Śūrasenas (Sourasenoi), the 17, 19, honour of Herakles by the 101, 305. Surāshṭra, a part of Chandragupta's empire, 155; a republic, 168, 173. Susa, 30, 159, 357. Susiana, 273. Susima, a son of Bindusāra, 219. Suśruta, and the Arthaśāstra, 195. Sūtrapitaka, 284. Suttas, the, 164. Suvarṇabhūmi 270; Aśoka's mission to, 274. Suvarṇagiri, a centre of provincial administration, 223. Suvarṇakuḍya (Kāmarūpa), textile manufacture in 262. Suvāstu, the territory of the Assakenians, 35. Svarga, 230. Svaśarājya, 167. Svayambhunath, shrine of, 221. Syādvāda, doctrine of, 298. Sybyrtius, satrap of Arachosia, 89. Sydracae, see Oxdraki, 39. Sylvain Levi, 313; on the Arthaśāstra, 199. Syrakousai (Oxydrakai), 39. Syria, Antiochus, king of, 168-169; revolt of Bactria and Parthia from 2. Syrian court, and the Mauryan court, 134-135.