Pre-Buddhist India: A Political, Administrative, Economic, Social and Geographical Survey of Ancient India Based Mainly on the Jataka Stories c8.2

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| No. | Name | Description | Reference | Identification |
| | | | VI, 432. | Mānasa lake, and others with the Rāvaṇhrad or Laṅgā; De, *G. D.*, p. 8. But recent explorers in the Mid-Asia tend to locate it in the vast tract of water near the water-divide of the Kārākoram pass where the headwaters of the Yārkand (Sītā) and the Shyok tributary of the Indus approach. See J. C. Vidyālaṅkār, Proc. *Sixth Oriental Conference*, 1930, pp. 109-10. |
| 7 | Andhapura | Near by was the table-land of Manosilā. | I, 232; IV, 379; V, 392. | Cf. Sven Hedin, *Trans-Himalaya*, II, p. 123. |
| | | A city; a river named Telavāhā flowed between it and the Seriva Kingdom. | I, 111. | Capital of the Āndhras; De, *op. cit.*, p. 7; perhaps an ancient name of mod. Bezwāḍā: *P. H. A. I.*, p. 64. |
| 8 | Ayojjhā | A city. | IV, 82. | Once famous Ayodhyā: it is the A-yu-te of Yuan Chwang who places it 600 *li* (100 miles) to the |