Geography of Early Buddhism c7.69

c7.69

¹ GD, p. vii. In the mediæval period the southern frontiers of Cedi extended to the banks of the Narmadā (Mekalasutā). ‘Nadīnām Mekalasutā nṛpānām Ranavigrahaḥ | Kavināmcha Surānandaś Cedi-maṇḍala maṇḍanam’ || (Karpuramañjarī, p. 182). The great epic mentions a river called Suktimatī which flowed by the capital of Rājā Uparicara of Cedi-Vishaya—PHAI., p. 81.