Pre-Buddhist India: A Political, Administrative, Economic, Social and Geographical Survey of Ancient India Based Mainly on the Jataka Stories c8.3

c8.3

| No. | Name | Description | Reference | Identification |
| 9 | Arañjaragiri. | A mountain-chain in Majjhima-desa. | III, 463; V, 134; VI, 493, G. 1745; 514. | Cannot be identified with any certainty; it may have been the eastern extension of the Vindhya range. See Kontimārā. |
| 10 | Aritthapura. | It was near or on the R. Kontimārā | VI, 493. G. 1745. | Perhaps the same as the Aristobothra of Ptolemy on the north of the Punjab; De, *G. D.* p. 11; if it was the same as the Śiva-pura mentioned by Patañjali, it is to be located near the mod-ern south-east of the neighbourhood of Navadevakula, a city identified with Newāl in Uṇāo dist. U. P.; Law, *G. E. B.* pp. 23-4; the modern ruined city of Ajudhyā which is confined to the north-east corner of the old site, is only a mile from Faizābād; *C. A. G. I.*, p. 466. |