Life in Ancient India as Depicted in the Jain Canons, with Commentaries: An Administrative, Economic, Social and Geographical Survey c14.s3.t6.2

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182 4 51 53 183 Inta 6 p 11 184 The Mbh II 5 4 mention Kumara Kartikeya as the presiding deity of Rohitaka also see Af hatha, IX 4) 185 Hopkins, op cit p 227 f 186 Ia cit p 31 187 Brh Bha 2 346b f 188 Hopkins op cit p 173 for the development of the idea of Rudra-Siva see Bhandarkar's Saivism etc, p 102 f 189 Vise 1 p 236 (MSS) 190 7 313 191 Ia cit p 115 with snakes and his standard is a palm with three heads. His palm-sign indicates his love of wine¹⁹³ The worship of the Mukunda and the Vāsudeva were prevalent during the life-time of Mahāvīra near Sāvatthī and Ālabhiyā. The images of Baladeva were equipped with a plough-share (nangala)¹⁹³