Cunningham's Ancient Geography of India c18: Index to Notes.

Cunningham's Ancient Geography of India c18

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Index to Notes.

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N.B.—Words marked with an asterisk in the "Index to the Text" have, as a rule, not been repeated here.

Abdhinagarî—a city, p. 698. Abhisâra, p. 668. Adhichchhatra, the older form of Ahichchhatra, p. 705. Adri-stha, p. 668. Ajantâ, p. 748. Alberuni's account of the route from Kanoj to Ghazni, p. 671. Alakanda, the Skr. form of Alexandria, p. 693. Alexander's Haven, p. 692. Ambashtha, p. 669. Anarta आनर्त; p. 698. Andhra, p. 736. Anumakonda, p. 736. Apaga (péople), p. 679. Aparânta, p. 746. Arakhotos Krênê, p. 673. Arkhodas, p. 673. A (आ) sandîvant, capital of the Kurus, p. 701. Asmaka, p. 667. Asmanvatî (river), p. 701. Astakampron or Astakapra, p. 699. Asvaka, p. 667. A-ta-li, p. 728. Aupadha, p. 672. Ayomukhî of Kâsikâ, p. 708. Bâgdî, p. 729. Bâhika, p. 686, 687. Banavâsi, p. 744. Banga, p. 730. Barbarika, Barbaricum, p. 692. Barendra, p. 730. Bari, temporary capital of the district of Kanoj, p. 707. Bazaria, p. 676. Bhagala, p. 669. Bhillamâla, p. 697. Bhrigukachchha, p. 699. Betta, mt., p. 695. Bettigo, mt., p. 695. Bhedasirah or Cleft-Head, p. 692.

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Bilsand or Bilsar, p. 705. Brâhmanavâha, the Skr. form of Brahmanabad, p. 691. Brahmâvartta, p. 701. Buddhavana, p. 721. Buzantion, p. 744. Charmanvatî (river), p. 725. Chedi, p. 725. Che-li-ta-lo, (port), p. 733. Chera, p. 743. Chînabhukti, p. 687. Chitrotpalâ, a name of the Mahânadî, p 734. Chodamandala or Coromandal, p. 739. Chola country, p. 737. Colchi, p. 742. Confluence of five rivers near Pâtaliputra, p. 719. Dabhâlâ or Dâhala, the Chedi country, p. 726. Dakshina-Kosala, p. 735. Dakshinâpatha, p. 734. Dâmalipta, p. 732. Dantakura, p. 735. Dantapura, p. 735. Dasapura, p. 726. Devagiri, p. 746. Devarâshtra, p. 746. Devasabhâ, the boundary of Western India, p. 690. Dhanakataka of Y. Ch. to be identified with Bezwada, p. 736. Dharmâranya, p. 716. Drishadvatî, p. 701. Dvârakâ, p. 698. Dvârasamudra, p. 745. Dvâravatî, p. 698. Ekachakrâ, p. 716. Ekasilânagara, p. 736. Elâpura, Elora, or Elura, p. 748. Erandapalla, p. 746. Etagin, p. 746.

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Gâdhipura, p. 707. Gândhâra, p. 675, Appendix I. Gangavâdi, p. 744. Gaurî (river), p. 667. Girinagara or Girnar, p. 698. Girivraja of Kekaya, p. 685. Gonarda, p. 726. Gunamati's monastery, p. 720. Gurjaras, p. 696. Gurupâda, mt., p. 720. Guzarat, its ancient names; Surâshtra and Kathiawad, p. 697; historical sketch of, p. 699. Hangal, p. 747. Harikela, p. 730. Hastinâpura, traditionally identified with an old town in Mawâna tashil, Merat, p. 702. Hathab or Hastakavapra, p. 698. India, its five divisions according to Kâvyamîmâmsâ, p. 665; White India, p. 673. Irinaparvata, p. 722. Jâguda, p. 673. Jartikas or Jats, p. 686. Jîrnanagara or Junnar, p. 748. Kachchhesvara on the Indus, p. 696. Kajangala, p. 723. Kâkatîya capitals, p. 736. Kâlakavana, the E. boundary of A (या) ryâvarta, p. 708. Kâlapriyanâtha in Ujjayinî, p. 726. Kalinga, p. 734. Ka-lo-tu or Karatoyâ river, p. 729. Kalyâna, p. 746. Kâmâkhyâ, p. 729. Kamboja, p. 683. Kâmpilya, one of the capitals of Panchâla, p. 704. Kânchi, once a Chola port and then Pallava capital, pp. 738, 739. Kapila-vastu, p. 711. Kapisâ river, p. 733. Kâpisî, the Skr. form of Kapisa, p. 671. Kapitthikâ, p. 705. Karnâta, Kan-nadu or Black country, p. 744. Karnâtaka Empire, p. 747.

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Kartripura of Samudra-Gupta's Allahabad Pillar Inscription, p. 704. Karûsha, p. 716. Kasia, excavation of, p. 714. Kâshthavâta, p. 683. Katachchuri capital in the 7th Century, p. 726. Kausâmbî, various locations proposed for, p. 709. Kâveri-pattana, p. 738. Kayangala, p. 723. Kekaya, p. 685. Kerala, p. 743. Kesin, p. 705. Khândava, p. 701. Khetakapura, p. 727. Kîkata, p. 718. Ki-pin, p. 672. Kokankana, p. 679. Kongoda, p. 734. Konkana or the country ruled by the Mauryas and Silâhâras, p. 745. Korkai, p. 742. Kosala, boundaries of, p. 708. Kratha, p. 668. Krishnapura, p. 707. Krivi, p. 705. Kshandraka, p. 669. Kuhakas, p. 671. Kukkuta-pâda mt., p. 720. Kulisî, a Rigvedic river, p. 672. Kuntalâ, p. 747. Kuru-jângala, p. 701 Kurus, the land of, p. 701. Kusasthala, p. 707. Kusasthalî, p. 698. Kusinagara, p. 712. Kuvalâla, an W. Ganga capital, p. 744. Lavana, a river mentioned in the Mâlatî-Mâdhava, p. 727. Lauhitya or Brahmaputra, p. 729. Lumbini, the birth-place of Lord Buddha, p. 711. Madhumatî, a river mentioned in the Mâlatî-Mâdhava, p. 727. Madhurâ, another form of Mathurâ, p. 706. Madra, p. 686. Mâdrakas, p. 689. Madurâ, the Pândya capital, p. 741. Mâdhyamika, p. 669.

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Mahârâshtra, feudatories to, p. 747. Mahesvarapura, p. 725. Mahî, a river, p. 719. Mâhishmatî, the Chedi City, p. 725. Mahodaya or Kanoj, p. 707. Mâlavas of N. W., p. 669. Mâlavaka or Mo-la-po, p. 728. Malayakati, mentioned by Kautilya, p. 740. Mâlinî, the old name of Champâ or Bhâgalpur, p. 722. Mânyakhetaka, the Râshtrakûta Capital, p. 746. Mânyapura, the Ganga City, p. 744. Mathurâ, p. 706. Matsyas, the country of, p. 702. Mekala, mt., p. 670. Mekalasutâ (river), p. 726. Mithilâ, p. 718. Mo-la-po, p. 727. Mou-lo-san-pu-lo, p. 689. Mudgagiri, p. 722. Mûlasthâna on the Narmadâ, pp. 688, 689. Muralâ river, p. 726. Murunda, identified with Lampâka, p. 674. Muziris, p. 743. Nagarahâra, mentioned in the Parâsaratantra, p. 674. Naimishâranya, p. 710. Nalapura, p. 726. Nârâyana, temple of, p. 716. Nasik, p. 746. Naura, p. 743 Navadevakula, p. 707. Nelcynda, p. 742. Nysa, founded by Greek colonists, p. 667. Padmâvatî, p. 726. Pallava, p. 739. Pallava-Gopas of Bengal, p. 740. Panchâla, p. 704. Pândya, p. 741. Pândya-Kapâta, p. 740. Pârâ (river), p. 727. Parnatoa, p. 680. Parvata (a district), p. 687. Pâtaliputra, remains of, p. 719. Paundra, p. 724. Pippalavana, p. 713. Prabhâsa, p. 698. Prâgjyotisha, p. 729.

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Pratishthâna, of N. W. Frontier, p. 672; on the Godâvarî, p. 746. Pratygratha, p. 704. Pravaragiri, the Skr. name of Barabar, p. 720. Pugar or Puhar, a port, p. 738. Pundra, p. 723. Pundravarddhana, p. 723. Râdha, p. 732. Râjagriha, once an Anga city, p. 723. Râjagriha of Kekaya in the Punjab, p. 685. Rângâmati, p. 733. Râshtrikas or Rattas, p. 745. Reva, river, p. 726. Rikshoda, p. 673. Roruka, a Sauvîra city, p. 700. Sadânîrâ, river, p. 718. Sâkala identified with Sialkot, p. 686. Sânkala of Pânini, Sangala of Greek writers, p. 686. Sarabhu, the older form of Sarayu (R.), p. 719. Sarabos (R.), p. 719. Sarasvatî river, p. 701; or N.W. p. 673. Satrunjaya, p. 698. Sauvîra, p. 690, 700. Scene of body-offering, p. 682. Seunadesa, p. 747. Sinnar, p. 747. Shahbazgarhi identified with Po-lu-sha, p. 676. Shah-ji-ki-dheri, p. 678. Shorkot identified with Sivapura, p. 688. Sindhu, p. 727. Sindhudesa or Sindh, p. 690. Siva and Sivijanapada, p. 669. Sotthivatî-nagara, p. 725. Somanâtha, p. 698. Somodbhavâ (river), p. 726. Souppara, p. 748. Spot of Mahâvîra's enlightenment, p. 683. Sravana Belgola, famous for its colossal statue, p. 745. Srîkantha-janapada, p. 701. Srinjaya, p. 705. Sthuna, the W. boundary of the Middle Country, p. 701. Strîsvara, Women Paramount, a city, p. 696. Subhavâstu, p. 678. Suhma, p. 732.

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Suktimatî, Chedi city, p. 725. Surasena, p. 706. Sûrpâraka, p. 748. Suvâstu, p. 678. Syâmavata, p. 709. Tagara, p. 748. Takt-i-Bahai, the scene of Eka-sringa Avadâna, p. 677. Takshasilâ, p. 680. Talavanapura, p. 744. Talekâd, p. 744. Tardavadi, p. 747. Ter, p. 748. Tîrabhukti, p. 718. Trigarta, the land of three rivers, p. 683. Tripuri, p. 725. Turvasa, p. 705. Tyndis, p. 743. Uda(ka)bhânda or Ohind, p. 677. Udra or Odra, p. 733. Utkala, p. 733. Uparisyena, p. 672. Uragapura, p. 741. Uruvîlva, p. 720. Uttarâpatha, p. 667. Vaijayantî, p. 744. Vaisâli, p. 717.

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Vâkâtaka, p. 747. Vallâpura, p. 680. Varanâvatî, p. 715. Vâranâvata, p. 715. Varendra, p. 724. Varnu of Pânini identified with Banu, p. 679 Varvara, p. 693. Vasa of Rigveda identified with Vamsa or Vatsa, p. 710. Vasâti, p. 670. Vâtâpi, p. 746. Vengi, p. 737. Vessantara Jâtaka, scene of, p. 676. Videha, so called after Videgha, p. 718. Vijayanagara, p. 745. Visala, p. 718. Vitankapura, p. 723. Vrachada, p. 690. Vyâghratati or Tiger Coast, a district of Bengal, p. 731. Vyâsa, house of, p. 721. Wâlâ, p. 697. Warangol, p. 736. White India, p. 673. Yashtivana, p. 721.