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Prakrit Proper Names (Agamic Index I) v1.c5.s12: Ṭ

Prakrit Proper Names (Āgamic Index I) v1.c5.s12

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Ṭaṃkaṇa An Aṇāriya (non Aaryan) tribe ¹ as well as the territory occupied by it This tribe lived in Uttarāvaha and sold gold and ivory to the people of Dakkhiṇavaha ³ It has been identified with the Tanganas occupying the region along the eastern bank of the upper Ganges Their territory stretched from the Ramganga river to the upper Saryu They also occupied the Kashgar area in central Asia ⁴ 1 Vis 1442 Bha 143 S t 1 3 3 18 2 AcaCu p 193 A N 136 3 AvaCu I p 120 4 GESM pp 79 124.

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Thāṇa (Sthāna) Third of the twelve Aṅga(3) texts¹ It is divided into ten sections.² The work is mostly in prose and deals with objects according to their number beginning from one going up to ten³ Abhayadeva Sūri has composed a commentary on it in V S. 1120 A monk of eight years standing is allowed to learn it.⁵ It will become extinct in 1350 V N⁶

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¹ Nan. 45 Pak. p 46 Sam. 137 Amu. 42.

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² Nan. 48, SamA. p 74 NanM p 228ff

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³ Sam. 137 8

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⁴ SthA. p 528.

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⁵ Vya 10.23

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⁶ Tu 815

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Thāṇapaḍa (Sthānapada) Second chapter of Paṇṇavaṇā¹

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¹ Bha 115 550 Praj 4

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Thii (Sthiti) Fourth chapter of Paṇṇavaṇā.¹

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¹ Praj 4 Bha 15

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Thiipaḍa (Sthitipada) Same as Thii.¹

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¹ Bha 15

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Daṃḍagāraṇṇa (Daṇḍakāraṇya) A forest named after king Daṃḍagi His capital Kumbhakārakaḍa and the surrounding region was burnt to ashes by Khamḍaa(1) There grew the forest¹

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¹ NisCu IV p 128 UttCu p 74

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Daṃḍagi (Daṇḍakin) King of the town of Kumbhakārakaḍa Paramdara jasā sister of Khamḍaa(1) was his wife Paiaḍa(1) who crushed to death Khamḍaa and his five hundred disciples in an oil-mill, was his priest. Daṃḍagi's whole city along with the surrounding region was then burnt to ashes by Khamḍaa as a god Then that region came to be known as Daṃḍagāraṇṇa.¹

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¹ JitBh 528, Utta p 114-5 UttCu. p 73 VyaBh. 10 589 NisCu. IV p 127

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Daṃbara See Aḍambara¹

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¹ AvaCu II p 227

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¹ AvaN, 1294

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Dahaṇa (Dahana) Son of a Brāhmaṇa of Pāḍahputta. His mother was Jalaṇasīhā. He had renounced the world and become a god after death He is also known as Hayāṇaya(1)²

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² AvaH p 707

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**Domba.** An Anāriya (non Aryan) despised community It worshipped Jakkha Ghaṇṭiya ¹ It is regarded as representing early inhabitants of northern India.²

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² 1 VyaBh 3 92 NisCu. II p 243 BrhKs pp 403-4 2 LAI p 360

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1 VyaBh 3 92 NisCu. II p 243 BrhKs pp 403-4 2 LAI p 360

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**Dombila** An Anāriya (non-Aryan) country and its inhabitants

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1 Praj 37 Pras 4 SutS p 123

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**Doba** An Anāriya(non Aryan) tribe and its country It is the same as Domba

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1 Pras 4 Pr j 37

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**Dobila** Same as Dombila

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1 Pr 4

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