History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v2.c19.107

v2.c19.107

| Ajāpāla (goatherd) | Dāśa |
| Andhra | Dhanuṣkāra |
| Ayastāpa | or |
| Ayogū or Āyogū | Dhanvakāra |
| Avipāla (keeper of ewes) | or |
| Ānda (?) | Dhanvakṛt |
| Iṣukāra | Dhaivara |
| Ugra | Niṣāda |
| Kaṇṭakakāra or Kaṇṭakīkārī (in Vāj. S.) | or |
| | Naiṣāda |
| Karmāra | Puṁścalu |
| Kārī (dancer?) | Puñjiṣṭa |
| Kitava | or |
| Kirāta | Pauñjiṣṭha |
| Kīnāśa (cultivator?) | Puṇḍra |
| Kulāla or Kaulāla | Pulinda |
| Kevarta | Paulkasa |
| Kośakārī (blower of bellows) | Bainda (catching fish in nets) |
| Kṣatṛ | Bhiṣak |
| Gopāla | Bhīmala (timid?) |
| Carmamna | Maṇikāra |
| Cāṇḍāla | Māgadha |
| Jambhaka (?) | Mārgāra |
| Jyākāra | Mūtiba |
| Takṣan | Mṛgayu |