The Ancient Geography of India. I. The Buddhist Period, including the Campaigns of Alexander, and the Travels of Hwen-Thsang c13.58

c13.58

Pabhi hills to east of Jhelam, 166. Padmapura, in Kashmir, the modern Pâmpur, 95, 102. Pâk-pattan, or Ajudhan, an ancient city in the Panjâb, 214. Pa.lo.lo, or Bolor, 83, 84. Palibothra, or Pâtaliputra, 2, 452. Palodheri, or Po.lu.sha, 51. Pânchâla, district in Central India, 6. Panjâb, hill-states, 130; called Tâki, or Tâkin, or Tâfan, or Tâfak, or Takishar, 150. Panjpir hill, 71, Pântasok, in Kashmir, founded by Asoka, 95. Parihâsapura, in Kashmir, 101. Paropanisus, 19. Patala, or Pitasila, the capital of Lower Sindh, 279; identified with Nirankot, or Haidarâbâd, 279; also called Pâtalpur, 281. Pathan, in Kashmir, 101. Patrokles, size and shape of India, 1, 2. Patti, or Chinapati, in the eastern Panjâb, 201; residence of Chinese hostages in time of Kanishka, 202. Paundra Varddhana, or Pubna, 480.