Vedic Index of Names and Subjects v2.c4.s4.31

v2.c4.s4.31

¹⁴ i. 4, 1, 10 et seq.; Weber, Indische Studien, i, 170 et seq.; Oldenberg, op. cit., 398. Kosala here appears as more Brahminical than Videha; it is interesting to note that, while Vaideha, like Māgadha, is used in the later theory as a name of a mixed caste, Kausalya is not so degraded (Oldenberg, 399, n.).