Pre-Buddhist India: A Political, Administrative, Economic, Social and Geographical Survey of Ancient India Based Mainly on the Jataka Stories c8.10

c8.10

| No. | Name | Description | Reference | Identification |
| 37 | Kaṇṇamuṇḍā | A lake in Himavanta. | II, 104 | identical with the modern Wain or Waingaṅgā which has for its main tributary the Kanhan. The Kanhan and the Wain unite in the district of Bhandara and the united stream comes down to meet the Wardhā in the district of Chandan ; Jayaswal, *J. B. O. R. S.* IV, pp. 374-5 ; De, *op. cit.*, p. 104. |
| 38 | Kampilla | A city-capital of Uttarapañcāla | III, 379 ; V, 35-G. 95 ; VI, 433-G. 1500. | The *Sutta Nipāta* commentary, II, 407, says that its waters never grow hot. |
| | | A kingdom : Capital Uttarapañcālanagara. | III, 79 ; V, 21, 98 ; VI, 391, 464. | Identical with modern Kāmpil on the old Ganges, 28 miles N. E. of Fategaḍh in the Farrukhābād dist. U. P. De, *G. D.* p. 188 *C. A. G. I.* p. 413. |
| 39 | Kambojaka | A country. It was famous for its horses ; its people were considered as non-Āryans. | V, 445-G. 315 ; VI, 464-G. 242 ; VI, 208-G. 903. | It was long thought to be the region round about modern Rājaori the ancient Rājapura (Cf. Watters, |