Die Kosmographie der Inder nach den Quellen dargestellt c9.s2.t6.45
Die Kosmographie der Inder nach den Quellen dargestellt c9.s2.t6.45
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c9.s2.t6.45
| Śaka (Saga) | Siṃhala (Sīhala) | Māmūṣa (Māmāsa) | Khasa (ts.) |
| Yavana (Javaṇa) | Pārasa (ts.) | Vakuṣa (Vausa) | Khāsika (Khāsia) |
| Kirāta (Cilāya) | Krauñca (Koṃca) | Malaya (ts.) | Nettara (Niddura) |
| Śabara (Savara) | Andha (Andha) [ḍa | Cuṃcuka (Cuṃcua) | Mahārāṣṭra(Mahāraṭ- |
| Barbara (Vavvara Bº) | Draviḍa (Damila, Davi- | Cūlika (Cūlia) | ṭha) |
| Kāya (ts.) | Bilvala (Villala, Var. Cº) | Komkaṇaka (Komka- | Muṣṭika (Muṭṭhia) |
| Muruṇḍa (ts.) | Pulinda (ts.) | ṇaga) | Āraba (Ārava) |
| Oḍra (Uḍḍa) | Āroṣa (Ārosa) | Meda (Mea) | Ḍombilaka (Ḍoṃvilaga) |
| Bhaḍaka (Bhaḍaga) | Ḍimba (Ḍoṃva) | Pahlava (Palhava) | Kuhuṇa (ts.) |
| Bhittika (Tiṇṇia, Niṇ- | Pakkaṇa (ts) | Mālava (ts.) | Kekaya (ts.) |
| ṇaga?) | Gandhahāraka (Gan- | Ābhāṣika (Ābhāsia) | Hūṇa (ts.) |
| Pakvaṇika (Pakkaṇia) | dhahāraga) | Anakṣa (Aṇakkha) | Romaka (Romaga) |
| Kulakṣa (? Kulakkha) | Bahalīka (Vahalīa) | Cīṇa (ts.) | Bharu (ts.) |
| Koṃḍa (Go<ıṇ>ḍa?) | Jallāra (ts.) | Lāsika (Lāsia) | Maru(ka) (Maruga) |