The Ancient Geography of India. I. The Buddhist Period, including the Campaigns of Alexander, and the Travels of Hwen-Thsang c13.64

c13.64

Tâki, province of Panjâb, the Tsekia of Hwen Thsang, 148, 154. Takkadesa of Raja Tarangini, 149; divisions and boundaries, 153. Takka-desa, or country of the Takkas, in the Panjâb, 149. Tamralipti, or Tamluk, 504. Tâmraparna, one of the Nine Divisions of India, 6. Taxila, or Takshasila, 104; of classical authors, 105; of Chinese, 108; extent of ruins, 111; extent of district, 120. Tha-li-lo, or To-li, the same as Dârel to W. of Indus, 81; country of the Dârds, 81. Thânesar, or Sthâneswara, 328. Thatha, in Lower Sindh, 288; identified with Minnagar and Manhâbari, 289. Tiladaka, or Tillâra, monastery, 455, 456. Tirabhuktis, a tribe of the Vrijis, the people of Tirhut, 445. Tsau-ku-ta, or Arachosia, 40. Tulamba, a famous fort near Multân, 224; one of the cities taken by Alexander, 226.