Life in Ancient India as Depicted in the Jain Canons, with Commentaries: An Administrative, Economic, Social and Geographical Survey c15.s1.t3.7

c15.s1.t3.7

¹⁰⁸ Cf *Uttarā Ṭī* 22 p 227, 13 p 241a 18 p 239, 13 p 193a 9 p 135, 18 p 247 It is stated that Nami and Vinami the sons of Kaccha and Mahakaccha were brought up like his own sons by Usabha But when Usabha renounced the world and distributed the kingdom among his sons, Nami and Vinami were not present Later on when they approached Usabha and asked for their share Dhaiana gave them forty eight thousand vijjas, among which Mahārohıṇī Paṇṇatti, Gorī Vijjumuhi Mahājāla Iṇikkhamani and Bahurūvā were the chief Afterwards in the northern region of Veyaddha Vinami established sixty towns such as Gaganavallaha, etc, and in the southern region Nami established fifty towns such as Rahaneuracakkavāla etc (*Kalpa Ṭī* p 203 Vasu p 161), also *Paumacariya*, III, 144 ff, V 13 ff, *Āva cū* p 161 f)