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**Naula (Nakula)** One of the five sons of Paṃḍurāya of Hatthiṇāpura.¹

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

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¹ AvaCu I p 403

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¹ Sur 105

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¹ Jna 117

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1 Jna 117

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Nangalā (Nangalā) A village visited by Mahāvīra accompanied by Gosāla He meditated there in the shrine of Vāsudevaghara Gosāla was beaten there for frightening the children It lay between Haleddua and Āvatta(4)¹

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1 AvaN 481 AvaCu I p 289 Vis 1935 KalpDh p 106 KalpV p 165 AvaM p 280

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Namgola (Nāngola) An Amtaradīva ¹

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1 Praj 36

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Namgoli (Nangolīm) Same as Namgoliya ¹

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1 J 111

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Namgoliya (Nangolika) One of the fifty-six Amtaradīvas in Lavaṇasamudda ¹ It is the same as Nāmgola

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1 J 111 NanM p 103 Sth 304

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1 Namda (Nanda) A barber slave belonging to the city of Pāḍaliputta He took over as king of the city after the death of Udāi(2) son of Kuniya The kings succeeding him were also known by the same name and thus it came to be known as a dynasty King Mahāpauma(8) who was defeated by Camdautta was the ninth as well as the last king of the Namda dynasty

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1 AvaCu II pp 179 ff AcaC p 64 DasC p 52 KalpV p 253 KalpDh p 165 A aH p 433

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2 Namdā A merchant of Padaliputta who was very greedy He was sentenced to death by the king of the town for some crime ¹

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1 AvaCu I p 528 II p 293 KalpCu p 101 AvaH p 397

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3 Namda A celestial abode in Mahāsukka(1) where gods live for a period of fifteen Sagaropama years breathe once in fifteen fortnights and feel hungry once in fifteen thousand years.

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1 Sam 15

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4 Namda A resident of Siddhatthapura who was the first to give alms to Sejjamsa(1) the eleventh Titthamkara ¹

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1 AvaM p 227 Sam 157 AvaN 324 328

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5 Namda A resident of Bambhanagāma. Mahāvīra had once accepted alms from him ¹ Uvanamda(2) was his brother ²

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1 AvaN 476 AvaCu I p 283 Vis 1928-1930 KalpV p 164 KalpDh p 105 6. Namda First sixth and eleventh days of a fortnight

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7 Namda First would be Vāsudeva(1) of the Bharaha(2) region 1 1 Sam 159 Tir 1143

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8 Namda Previous birth of Pedhālaputta(1) the eighth would be Titthamkara of the Bharaha(2) region 1 Sam 159

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9 Namda A resident of Nāsikkanagara Since he is the husband of Sumdarī(2) he is also known as Sumdarīnamda He was too much attached to his wife who was ery beautiful His brother who was a monk thought of d stracting him from this worldly attachment He with his supernatural power created a she monkey a Vidyadharī and then a goddess the last having peerless beauty to di ert him to the right path On enquiry that how he would get the goddess the monk asked him to live the monastic life and he became a monk 1 N 73 N M p 167 A Cu I p 556 A N 944 A H p 436 2 There ml t y Pl T pt k H B ddh h mself th lde h lf b the f N d Th Th l tt too m h tta h d t J nap d Kalyani N d T d rt h m d B ddh h w hm th h ed ema ns f fem le m nk y d th m t b tf l ymph T gt th l tt he t ks t the m na tic l f ce ly k d by B ddh d th h tt ins A h tsh p See N da Th (1) d S d na d DPPN Th S d d m K m f Aś gh b sed th t ry

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10 Namda Principal lay otary of Titthayara Aritthanemi 1 1 A C I p 159

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11 Namda A lapidary of Rayag ha He wa a follower of Mahāvīra He got constructed a p nd n order to provide facil ty of water to the people of the area He was so much attached to that pond that after death he was born there as a frog See also Daddura(2) 1 J 93 5

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12 Namda A boatsman who allowed ascetic Dhammaru(3) to cross the river in his boat but harassed him afterwards for not paying the fare The ascetic got enraged and burnt him to death with his supernatural power 1 1 A Cu I p 516 Vis 3575 A aH p 389

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13 Namda A prince who took initiation from Titthamkara Malli(1) 1 1 Jna 77

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14 Namda One of the hundred sons of Titthayara Usaha(1) 1 1 KalpDh pp 151 152 KalpV p 236 1 Namda Same as Āṇamda.(7)¹

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Namdakamta (Nandakānta) A celestial abode in Mahāsukka(1) where gods live maximum for a period of fifteen Sagaropama years ¹ 1 Sam 15

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Namdakūḍa (Nandakūṭa) A celestial abode similar to Namdakamta ¹ 1 Sam 15

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Namdaga (Nandaka) An inhabitant of the city of Campā After death he took birth in Kosambī and renounced the world there 1 Ma 500

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Namdagova (Nandagopa) A herdsman in possession of millions of cows ¹ 1 BrhBh 77 VyaBh 3 178

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Namdajjhaya (Nandadhvaja) A celestial abode where gods live maximum for fifteen Sagaropama years It is similar to Namdakamta ¹ 1 S m 15

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1 Namdaṇa (Nandana) Seventh Baladeva(2) of the current Osappiṇī and brother of Vāsudeva(1) Datta(2) He was son of king Aggisiha of Vārāṇasī and his queen Jayamtī(4) Dhammareṇa(1) was the name of his previous birth He was 26 bows tall lived for 65 thousand years and attained emancipation ¹ According to Tiloyapaṇṇatti Nandimitra is the seventh Baladeva and his height was 22 bows.² 1 Sam 158 Sth 672 AvaN 403-414 2 4 517 1418 Vis 1766 AvaBh 41 Tir 577 580 602-616 UttK p 349

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2 Namdapa Seventh would be Baladeva(2) of the Bharaha(2) region ¹ 1 Sam 159 Tir 1144

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3 Namdapa A merchant of Kosalāura He had a daughter named Sirimatī(1)¹ He is identified with Namda(2) 1 AvaCu. I p 527

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4 Namdapa A palace belonging to Miyāputta(3) son of king Balabhadda(1) of the town of Suggīva(4) ¹ 1 Utt. 19.3 UUN p 452.

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5 Namdapa Son of Mahāsepākapha and grandson of king Seṇiya. He had renounced the world and become a disciple of Mahāvīra.¹ 6 Namdana Son of king Jiyasattu(34) and his queen Bhaddā(3) of the city of Chattaggā. He was a previous birth of Mahavīra He had renounced the world become a disciple of ascetic Puttila(2) and earned tīrthankara-nāma Karma¹

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1 A Cu I p 235 A N 450 2 S m 157 KalpDh p 38 KalpV p 44 SamA. p 106

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7 Namdana One of the seven Generals of indra Dharana(1) He is the chief of the troupe of dancers

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1 Sth. 582

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8 Namdana Previous birth of Titthamkara Malli(1)

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1 Sam 157

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9 Namdana A garden as well as a shrine outside the city of Moyā(2) It was visited by Mahavīra

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1 Bha 126

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10 Namdana A summit of mount Mamdara(3) in Namdanavana(1)¹ See Namdanavanakūda

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1 Sth 689

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11 Namdana Tenth chapter of Kappavadımsıya

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Namdanabhadda (Nandanabhadra) One of the twelve disciples of Sambhūivijaya(4)

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1 K lp p 256

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1 Namdanavana (Nandanavana) A grove on mount Mamdara five hun dred yojana above the level of Bhaddasālavana Its extant also measures five hundred yojan It serves as the play ground for gods² There are nine summits of mount Mamdara(3) situated n it They are Namdana(10) Mamdara(5) Nisaha(5) Hemavaya(2) Rayana(3) Ruyaa(6) Sāgaracitta Vaira(4) and Balakūda³

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² N nM p 46 NanH p 8

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³ Sth 689 Jam 104

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1 J m 104 S m 85 98 99 J 141 Sth 302 2 N nM p 46 NanH p 8 3 Sth 689 Jam 104

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2 Namdanavana A grove to the north east of Bāravai in the vicinity of mount Revayaya A temple of Jakkha Surappiya(1) was situated here¹

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1 J 52 A t 1 N 51 A Cu I p 355

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3 Namdanavana A grove in the vicinity of the town of Vijayapura.¹

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¹ A Cu I p 235 A N 450 2 S m 157 KalpDh p 38 KalpV p 44 SamA. p 106

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¹ Sth 689

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¹ J 52 A t 1 N 51 A Cu I p 355

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¹ Vp 34

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1 Vp 34

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Nandavaṇakūḍa (Nandanavanakūṭa) First of the nine summits in Namdavaṇa(1) Its height measures five hundred yojanas¹ It is the same as Namdavaṇa(10) 1 Jam 104 PrasA. p 96

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Namdappabha (Nandaprabha) A celestial abode in Mahāsukka(1) where gods live maximum for fifteen Sāgaropama years¹ 1 Sam 15

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1 Namdamaī (Nandamatī) Second chapter of the seventh section of Amṭagaḍadasā¹ 1 Ant 16

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2 Namdamaī A wife of king Seṇiya(1) of Rāyagiha She was initiated by Mahāvīra After observing asceticism for a period of twenty years she attained liberation¹ 1 Ant 16

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1 Namdamitta (Nandamitra) Second would be Vāsudeva(1) of the Bharaha
(2) region¹ 1 Sam 159 Tir 1143

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2 Namdamitta A prince who took initiation from Tiṭṭhamkara malli(1)¹ 1 Jna 77

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Namdalesa (Nandaleśya) A heavenly abode in Mahāsukka(1) where gods live maximum for fifteen Sāgaropama¹ years 1 Sam 15

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Namdavaṇṇa (Nandavarṇa) A heavenly abode similar to Namdalesa¹ 1 Sam 15

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Namdasuṅga (Nandaśṛṅga) A celestial abode similar to Namdavaṇṇa¹ 1 S m 15

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Namdasuṭṭha (Nandaṣṛṣṭa) A heavenly abode similar to Namdavaṇṇa¹ 1 Sam 15

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1 Namdaseṇiyā (Nandasenikā) Fourth chapter of the seventh section of Amṭagaḍadasā¹ 1 Ant 16

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2 Namdaseṇiyā A wife of king Seṇiya(1) of Rāyagiha She renounced the world and became a disciple of Mahāvīra. After practising asceticism for twenty years she attained emancipation¹ 1 Namdā (Nandā) A wife of king Seṇiya(1) of Rayagiha¹ daughter of a merchant of the town of Beṇṇātaḍa and mother of Abhayakumāra ² She renounced the world took initiation from Titthayara Mahāvīra observed asceticism for twenty years and attained liberation at the end ⁴ She is also called Suṇamdā(6) ⁵

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1 Ant. 16 Anut 1 Nir 11 Jna 6 AvaCu II p 171 2 A aCu II p 171 NanM p 150 3 Nir 11 Anut 1 Jna 7 4 Ant 16 5 N C 11 p 5

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2 Namdā First chapter of the seventh section of Amtagadadasā

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1 Ant 16

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3 Namdā Wife of king Daḍharaha(1) of Bhaddilapura and mother of Siyala the tenth Titthaṅkara ¹

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1 Sam 157 Tīr 473 SthA p 308

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4 Nāmḍā Wife of Bhaddasena(2) of Vaṇārasī and mother of Siridevī(6)

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1 Av C II p 202

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5 Namdā Mother of Ayalabhāya the ninth Gaṇadhara of Mahāvīra

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1 A N 649 V 2510

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6 Namdā Wife of Sugutta the minister of king Saya iya of Kosambī She was a friend of queen Miyavai(1) Once Mahavī a paid a v sit to her house in hope of alms

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1 A Cu I pp 316 7 A N 520-2 Vis 1976 K lpV p 170 K lpDh p 109

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7 Namdā Same as Suṇamdā(2) one of the two w ves of Usabha(1)

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1 AvaN 191 V 1607 A Cu I p 152

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8 Namdā One of the eight princ pal Disakumaris residing on Tavanijja peak of the eastern Ruyaga(1) mountain

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1 J m 114 Sth 643 Tīr 153

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9 Namdā A lotus pond on the eastern Amjanaga(1) moutain in the Namdisara(1) island

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1 J 183 Sth 307

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10 Namdā A pond outside the city of Campā

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1 Jna 46

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11 Namdā A pond built by lapidary Namda(11) of Rāyagiha near mount Vebhāra.¹ 12 Namdā First sixth and eleventh days of a fortnight ¹ 1 Gan 9 10 Sur 49

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13 Namdā A place situated on the north eastern Raikaraga mountain. It is the capital of Kāṇhārāi(3), a queen of Īsāṇa(2) ¹ 1 Sth 307

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1 Namdāvaṭṭa (Nandavarta) A heavenly abode in Mahāsukka(1) where gods live maximum for fifteen Sagaropama years ⁴ 1 Sam 15

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2 Namdāvaṭṭa Same as Nāmḍiāvaṭṭa(3) ¹ 1 Sth 644

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1 Namdi (Nandi) An Amgabāhira Ukkālia text ¹ It is partly in prose and partly in verse It deals with knowledge and its various classifications ² Some of the verses in the beginning supply us with the names of Mahāvīra's eleven principal disciples and a list of twenty-seven preceptors beginning from Suhamma(1) ending with Dūsagaṇi ³ A detailed exposition of the five kinds of knowledge is given mostly in prose Devavāyaga disciple of Dusagaṇi is said to be the author of this work It is commented upon by ācarya Haribhadra and Malayagirīsūri Jinadāsagaṇi has also composed a Cūrṇi on it ⁷

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| 1 P k p 43 N n 44 NisC IV p 235 An He p 9 | 5 AnuH p 100 |
| 2 NanM p 1 | 6 PrajM pp 298 311 375 |
| 3 N VV 20-43 | 7 AnuCu p 1 NanCu p 1 |
| 4 NanCu p 10 | |

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2 [Namdi] Same as Namdiggāma(6) ¹ 1 UttN & UttS p 379

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3 Namdi A friend of Mahāvīra's father He belonged to Namdiggāma(1)¹ 1 A aCu I p 316 V 1975 A N 520

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4 Namdi One of the two friends of Mahissara ¹ 1 A aCu II p 175

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5 Namdi See Naṃdivaddhaṇa(2) ¹ 1 Vip. 2.

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6 Namdi Same as Namda(7) ¹ 1 Tu 1143

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1 Namdia (Nandika) A Sthavira belonging to the Kāsava family-line ¹ 1 Kalp (Theravali), 7 KalpV p 266 2 Namdia A ram nourished for the sake of guests ¹

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1 Namdiāvatta (Nandyavarta) A heavenly abode in Mahāsukka(1) where gods live maximum for sixteen Sagaropama years breathe once in sixteen fortnights and feel hungry once in sixteen thousand years ¹ 1 Sam 16

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2 Namdiāvatta A Logapāla under each of Ghosa(1) and Mahaghosa(4) the two indras of Thaniyakumāra gods ¹ 1 Sth 256 Bha 169

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3 Namdi atta A heavenly car for the lord (indra) of Bambhaloga 1 Sth 644 J m 118

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1 Namdiggāma (Nandigrāma) A village visited by Mahāvīra It was the birthplace of Namdi(3) a friend of Mahāvīra s father Brāhmana Namdi sena(5) belonged to this place It was visited by Cakkavatti Bambhadatta ³ It can be identified with Nundgaon near Fyzabad in Oudh ⁴ 1 A C I p 316 A aN 520 V 1975 K lpDh p 109 2 J tBh 826 3 UttN d UttS p 379 4 SBM p 374 GDA p 138

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2 Namdiggāma A settlement in Dhāyaīkhamda 1 A C I p 172

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Namdighosa (Nandighosa) A celestial abode Bambhaloa where gods live for a maximum period of ten Sagaropama years breathe once in ten fortnights and feel hungry once in ten thousand years 1 Sam 10

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Namdighosā (Nandighosa) A bell belonging to the Thaniyakumara gods 1 J m 119

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Namdicunni (Nandicurni) A commentary on Namdi by Jinadasagāni ¹ 1 A C p 1 N C pp 1 83 Pr jM pp 19 310 537

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Nāmdijja (Nandiya) Fifth of the six off shoots of Uddehagana(2) ¹ 1 K lp p 259

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1 Namdini (Nandini) A courtezan who developed many a disease due to excessive physical enjoyment 1 AcaCu p 71

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2 Namdini Principal female lay votary of Titthayara Pāsa(1) ¹ She is the same as Sūnamdā(5) 1 A Cu I p 159 2 Kalp 164 1 Namdinipiye (Nandimpiṭṛ) A merchant of the city of Sāvatthi. He was one of the ten principal lay votaries of Mahāvīra Assiṇī was his wife.¹ 1 Upa 55

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2 Namdinipiye Ninth chapter of Uvāsagadasā.¹ 1 Upa 2, Sth 755

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Namdipura (Nandipura) Capital of the Aryan territory of Samdīla(5)¹ King Mitta(4) reigned there ² 1 Praj 37 SutSṭ p 123 | 2 Vip 29 SthA p 508

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Namdiphala See Namd phala ¹ 1 Sam 19

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Namdimitta (Nandimitra) See Namdamitta(1) ¹ 1 T 1143

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Namdiyāvatta (Nandyavarta) See Namdiāvatta 1 A M p 184

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Namdila (Nandila) Disciple of preceptor Mamgu and teacher of preceptor Nāgahatthi ² 1 Nan 29 NanH p 12 NanM p 50 | 2 N n 30

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1 Namdivaddhana (Nandivardhana) Elder brother of Mahāvīra¹ and husband of Jeṭṭhā.² It was he who permitted Mahāvīra to renounce the world ³ 1 K lp 109 A aC I p 245 | 2 Aca 2 177 A aC II p 164 3 A C I p 250 K lpDh p 93

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2 Namdivaddhana Sixth chapter of the first section of Vivāgasuya It is the same as Namdi(5) ¹ 1 Vip 2

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3 Namdivaddhana Son of king Siridāma and his queen Bamdhusiri of Mahurā(1) He is also known as Namdisena(6) He conspired to kill his father with the help of Citta(5). When the plot was unearthed he was ruthlessly killed by the king In his previous birth he was a cruel jailor named Dajjohana(2) in the city of Sīhapura In future he will take birth in Mahāvideha, renounce the world and attain liberation there¹ 1 Vip 26-7

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4 Namdivaddhana Religious teacher of Namdisena(5) ¹ 1 JitBh 831 AcaCu p 307 1 Namdivaddhaṇā (Nandivardhanā) A lotus pond on the eastern Aṃjapaṇa(1) mountain in the Namdisara(1) island 1 1 S h 307 J t 183

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2 Namdivaddhaṇā A principal Disākumārī goddess residing on the Rayaya(4) peak of the eastern Ruyaga(1) mountain 1 Jam 114 Tūr 153 Sth 643

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Namdisara (Nandīśvara) Same as Namdisara 1 J 183

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1 Namdisena (Nandisena) A preceptor who gave up asceticism and lived with a prostitute 1 M h p 147 A C p 173 K lpV p 53

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2 Namdisena Fourth Titthamkara of the current Osappiṇī in the Eravaya(1) region 1 S m 159 T 317

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3 Namdisena A preceptor of Titthayara Pāsa(1) line He paid a visit to Tambāa village where being alleged to be a thief he was speared to death 1 A N 485 V 1939 A C I p 291 2 K lpDh pp 106 7

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4 Namdisena Son of king Seṇiya(1) of Rājagṛha He had renounced the world and become a disciple of Mahāvīra Once he made his disciple firm in the observation of vows by his own illustration He was a servant of a Brāhmaṇa in his life before 3 1 A C I p 559 2 A N 943 N M p 166 3 A C II p 171

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5 Namdisena A resident of Namdggama(1) in the country of Magaha He became disgusted with the delights of his maternal uncle because none was prepared to marry him and so he renounced the world3 and became a disciple of Namdivaddhaṇa(4) He was very diligent in service After death he became a god and thereafter took birth as Vasudeva4 1 I Av śy k C t S lgg ma 4 A C II p 94 See AvaCu II p 94 5 Ib d 2 JtBh 825 846 6 D saC p 59 K lpCu p 96 3 SthA p 474

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6 Namdisena Identical with Namdivaddhaṇa(3) 1 V p 26 27

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7 Namdisena Sixth chapter of Kammavivāgadaṣā 1

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Namdisenā (Nandisenā) A lotus-pond on the western Amjanaga(1) mountain in the Namdisara island ¹ 1 Sth 307 J 183

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Namdissara (Nandīśvara) See Namdisara ¹ 1 Su 101 A aCu I p 397 Vis 790

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Namdissaravara (Nandīśvaravara) See Namdisara ¹ 1 Sur 101

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Namdissarā (Nandīśvara) A bell belonging to the indras of Vāyukumāra gods ¹ 1 J m 119

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Namdi (Nandi) See Namdi 1 A aC I p 316 V 1975 P k p 43 N m 44

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Namdigāma (Nandigrama) See Namdiggāma ¹ 1 A N 520

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Namdidiva (Nandidvipa) Same as Namdisara(1) 1 J 166

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Namdiphala ( Nandiphala ) Fifteenth chapter of the first section of Nāyadhammakahā ¹ 1 Jna 5 Sam 19 JnaA, p 10

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Namdisamudda (Nandisamudra) Identical with Namdisara (3) 1 J 166

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1 Namdisara (Nandīśvara) Eighth ring island surrounding the Khododa ocean ¹ There are four Amjanaga (1) mountains situated in its four quarters They have four temples consisting of four images of Jinas ² Gods go there to celebrate the birth etc of Titthayaras ³ One possessing the supernatural power of vidyacarana can travel up to this island. Kailāsa 2 and Harivāhana are its two presiding gods 1 Ji 183 Sur 101 Sth 580 2 Sth 650 Bha 683-4, Vis 790-2 3 Jam 33 123 NisCu III p 141 4 NanM p 107 5 Jiv 183

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2 Namdisara One of the two friends of Mahissara ¹ 1 A aCu II p. 175

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3 Namdisara An ocean surrounding the Namdisara (1) island Sumapa and Somapasabhadda are its presiding gods.¹ 1 Jiv 184 Sur 101

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Namdisaravara (Nandīśvaravara) Identical with Namdisara (1)¹ 1 Jna 66 Jam 33 Nrs Cu III p 141

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Namdisaroda (Nandīśvaroda) Same as Namdisara (3) 1 J 184

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Namdissara (Nandīśvara) See Namdisara 1 A H p 296

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Namdissaravadiva (Nandīś araradvīpa) Same as Namdisara (1) 1 A Cu p 35

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Namduttara (Nandottara) One of the seven generals of indra Bhūyānamda(1) and other lords of the northern Bhavanavai gods He s in-charge of the army of char ots 1 Sth 404 582

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Namduttaravamsaga (Nandottarāvat msaka) A heavenly abode in Mahā sukka (1) where gods live for fifteen sagaropama years in the maximum¹ 1 Sam 15

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1 Namduttarā (Nandottara) A lotus pond on the eastern Amjanaga (1) mountain in the Namdisara sland¹ 1 Sth 307 J 183

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2 Namduttara One of the eight pr ncipal Disākumaris residing on the Pittha (5) peak of the easter Ruy ga (1) mountain¹ 1 J m 114 T 153 A C I p 138 Sth 643

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3 Namduttarā A place situated on the north eastern Raikaraga mountain It is the capital of Kanhā (2) a queen of Īsāna (2) 1 Sth 307

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4 Namduttara Third chapter of the seventh section of Amtagaḍadasā¹ 1 A t 16

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5 Namduttara A wife of king Senia (1) of Rāyagiha She renounced the world took nitiat on from Mahāvīra observed asceticism for a period of twenty yea s and then attained emancipation¹ 1 A t 16

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Namdottara (Nandotta a) See Namduttara¹ 1 Sth 307 A t 16

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Nammadā (Narmada) A river It is modern Narbada emptying into the bay of Cambay 1 A C II p 61 2 GDA. p 138 1 Nakkhatta (Naksatra) One of the five classes of Jaina gods It consists of twenty-eight constellations They are associated with Canda(1) They possess different shapes and move at a height of 884 yojanas above this earth The speed of their motion is more rapid than that of Canda Sura (1) and Gahas They have their own presiding gods family names principal wives etc Each Nakkhatta measures one quarter of a yojana Following are the names of the twenty eight Nakkhattas Abhii Savana Dhaniṭṭhā, Sayabhisaẏā Puvvāpotthavayā Uttarāpotthavayā Revatī(4) Assiṇī(1) Bharaṇī Kattiyā Rohiṇī (10) Migasira Addā, Punavvasu (1) Pussa (1) Assesā Maghā(2) Puvvāphagguṇī, Uttarāphagguṇī Hattha Chittā(1) Sāti, Visāhā Aṇurādhā Jeṭṭhā(2) Mūla Puvvasāḷhā and Uttarāsāḷhā.¹

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¹ Su 32 5 41-6 50 62 69 74 78 83 6 93 101 Jam 149 ff De 89 ff Gan. 15 ff Sam 7 9 10 15 27 45 67 98 Sth 227 473 517 539 589 656 669 694 An 130 139 Pr j 50 1 J v 196-8

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2 Nakkhatta Disciple of preceptor Bhadda (4) and teacher of preceptor Rakkha (1)¹

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¹ Kalp pp 264 266

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¹ Bha 126

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Nagara (Nagara) Sixth chapter of the third section of Viyāhapaṇṇatti

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1 Naggai (Nagnajit) King of the town of Purisapura in Gamdhāra (1) He is regarded as a Patteyabuddha ¹

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¹ A aCu II p 208 Utt 18 46 UttN p 299 He is recognised as a Pacceka Buddha in the Pali literature too See N ggaj n DPPN

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2 Naggai A Kṣatriya mendicant ¹

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¹ Aup 38

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Naṭṭanāsila (Nartanaśīla) A kind of Samaṇa (1) mendicants earning their livelihood by performing dances ¹

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¹ Aup 38 AupA p 92

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¹ Jam 65 AvaH p 151 AvaM p 230

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Naṭṭamālā (Nṛtyamālāka) Presiding deity of Khamḍappavāyaguhā.

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Naṭapīḍa (Naṭapiṭaka) A village on way to Bharuaccha from Ujjeṇī ¹

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¹ AvaCu II. p 209 AvaN 1311

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Nata (Nata) A celestial abode in Āsayakappa where gods live for a maximum period of nineteen sāgaropama years.¹

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¹ Sam 19

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Nabhasena (Nabhasena) Grandson of king Uggasena He seems to be Dhapadeva (5)¹

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1 VisK. p 412 Av Cu I p 112 AvaH p 94 M 433 In VisK he is mentioned as a son of Uggasena which seems to be a mistake

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1 Nami (Nami) Twenty first Ttthamkara of the current Osappini (descending cycle) in the Bharaha (2) region ¹ He was son of king Vijaya (9) and his queen Vappa (2) of Mihila In his previous birth he was³ Adinasattu(4) His height was fifteen dhanusas He had the complexion of heated gold ⁵ He had taken to asceticism accompanied by one thousand men in the Sahasambavana(4) park He was carried in Devakura palanqun⁶ His contemporary in Eravaya (1) was Samakottha ⁷ He accepted first alms at Virapura from Dinna(1)⁸ His sacred tree was bakula (a cacad) ⁹ He had under him seventeen groups of ascetics the same number of group leaders ¹⁰ twenty thousand monks and forty one thousand nuns Subha(?) and Amala(1) were his principal male and woman disciples He attained liberation at the end of his age of ten thousand years ²(2 thousand as a prince and 5 thousand as a king)

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1 A p 4 N n V 19 Sth 411 A N 371 419 T 332 V 1759 K ip 184 S m 39 41 157 2 S m 157 A N 386 389 T 483 3 S m. 157 4 S m 15 A N 380 T 364 5 A N 377 T 353
6. Sam 157 A aN 225 Tur 393 7 Tur 332 8 S m 157 A N 3 9 9 S m 157 T 407 10 S m 17 A N 69 A d g t Ttth gal th be .e (454) 11 A N 258 ff 12 S m 157 T 454 462 13 Sth 735 A N 272 305

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2 Nami King of the city of Mihila in Videha(2) He renounced the world marking that more than one bangle do collide and make sound whereas a single bangle does not He is regarded as a Patteyabuddha

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1 UttN Ch 9 18 45 UttC pp 177 ff UttN p 299 A Bh 208 214 A aCu I p 75 II pp 207 8 S t 1342 SutC p 120 I th Pal it t l h gn sed Pr ty k b dh See N m DPPN

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3 Nami Son of Kaccha (2) and grandson of Usabha (1) He demanded his share of kingdom from Usabha Dharana(1) an indra of Nagakumaras persuaded him not to insist on his demand and bestowed on him several lores (vidyas) He along with Vinami established a number of towns in the ranges of mount Veyaddha and reigned there Later he fought a battle with Cakkavatti Bharaha (1) and surrendered to him ²

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1 Av Cu I pp 160 2 A aN 317 KalpV p 238 K lpDh p 153 2 AvaCu I pp 200 1 Jam 64 4 Nami First of the ten chapters of Amtagadadasā ¹ At present it is not found in this text. It seems to be the same as Namipavvajjā of Uttarajjhayaṇa

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Namipavvajjā (Namipravrajyā) Ninth chapter of Uttarajjhayaṇa ¹

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1 UttCu p 186 UttN p 9 Sam 36

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1 Namiyā (Namitā) Daughter of a merchant of Nāgapura She took initiation from Titthayara Pāsa(1) and practised asceticism under Pupphacūlā(1) After death she became a principal wife of Sapparisa a lord of the southern Kimpurisa(3) gods She is identical with Navamiyā(4)

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1 Jna 153

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2 Namiyā Twenty second chapter of the fifth sub-section of the second section of Nāyādhammakahā ¹

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1 J 153

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Namudaa (Namudaya) One of the twel e principal lay votaries of Gosāla ¹

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1 Bha 330

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Namokkāra nijjutti (Namaskara niryukti) A commentary being the preli minary portion of Avassaya-nijjutti

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