Pre-Buddhist India: A Political, Administrative, Economic, Social and Geographical Survey of Ancient India Based Mainly on the Jataka Stories c8.30

c8.30

| No. | Name | Description | Reference | Identification |
| 98 | Tikūṭa | A mountain spoken with Mallagiri and Paṇḍaraka. | IV, 438-G. 169. | 102 ff. It is to be identified with Ceylon. |
| | | | | It is probably identical with the *Trikūṭa* of the Vedic Literature, which is identified with the modern Trikoṭa, a lofty mountain to the north of the Punjab and south of Kashmir, containing a holy spring: *Ved. Ind.*, I, p. 329; De, *G. D.*, p. 205. |
| 99 | Timbaru | A *tittha* or a sacred place for offering gifts spoken together with Bāhukā, Gayā, and Doṇa. | V, 385-G. 199. | ? |
| 100 | Telavāhā | A river on which stood Andhapura to which traders from the Seriva kingdom came after crossing the river. | I, 111. | Dr. Bhandarkar identifies it with the modern Tel or Telingiri; both flowing not far from each other and on the common confines of Madras and the Central Provinces: *I. A.*, 1918, p. 71; *Aśoka*, p. 34; Dr. Raychaudhury however says that "if 'Seri' or |