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Prakrit Proper Names (Agamic Index I) v1.c5.s16: Th

Prakrit Proper Names (Āgamic Index I) v1.c5.s16

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Thaniya (Stan ta) Fourteenth chapter of the sixteenth section of Viyahapannatt ¹

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1 Bh 561

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Thaniyakumara (Stan takumara) One of the ten classes of Bhavanavai gods ¹ The Thaniyakumara gods are under Varuna(1) a Logapala of Sakka(3) They have seventy six lakhs of dwelling places ² Ghosa(1) and Mahaghosa(4) are their lords ( ndras) ⁴ The maximum age of these gods

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1 Bh 15 589 J m 119 Sth 757 | 3 Sam 76 2 Bha 167 | 4 Bha 169 is somewhat less than two palyopama years whereas the minimum ten thousand years 5 The name of the bell of these gods is Namdighesa 6 5 Praj 95 Bha 15 | 6 Jam 119

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Thaniyakumari (Sthnitakumari) A class of Bhavanavai goddesses being the counterpart of Thaniyakumara gods 1 1 Bha 167

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Tharukina (Tharukina) Same as Tharugina 1 1 Jam. 43

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Tharugina (Tharukina) An Anariya country wherefrom maid servants were brought At another place it is called Dhorugina 2 See also Carugana. 1 NisCu II p 470 J m 43 N 9 28 JamS p 191 Aup 33 Bh 380 2 Jna 18 JiaA p 41

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Thalai (Sthalakin) A class of Vanaprastha ascetics keeping all their belong ngs (plates and vessels) with them 1 Bh 417 N 3 3 | 2 BhaA p 519

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Thavacca (Sthapatya) A lady merchant of Baravai She had a son named Thavaccaputta 1 J a 53

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Thavaccaputta (Sthapatyaputra) Son of Thavacca of Baravai. He was married to thirty two girls He renounced the world and became a disciple of Titthayara Aritthanemi along with one thousand men Vasudeva(2) Kanha(1) assumed the responsibility of their families Thavaccaputta studied all the fourteen Puvvas The king and ministers of Selagapura impressed by his discourse became his lay votaries Mendicant Sua along with his one thousand pupils took to his discipleship At the end he obtained omniscience on mount Pundariya(6) and attained liberation there 1 1 Jna 53 5

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Thavaccasuya (Sthapatyasuta) Same as Thavaccaputta 1 1 VyaBh IV 219

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1 Thavara (Sthavara) Third chapter of the seventh section of Viyaha pannatti 1 1 Bha 260

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2 Thavara A Brahmana of Rayagiha being a previous life of Mahavira 1 1 AvaN. 444 AvaCu I p 230 KaipDh p 38

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1 Thimiya (Sumita) Fifth chapter of the first section of Amtagadadasa 1 2 Thimiya Son of Amdhagavaṇh and his wife Dhāriṇī(5) of Bāravai He was married to eight princesses He renounced the world became a disciple of Titthayara Aritthanemi observed asceticism for twelve years and attained emancipation on mount Settumja 1 Ant 2 A tA p 2

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Thiragutta (Sthiragupta) A preceptor belonging to the Vaccha(4) lineage ¹ 1 Kalp (The 1) 7

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Thiparinnā (Striparj a) Fourth chapter of Sūyagaḍa ¹ It is the same as Itthiparinnā 1 S m 23 | 2 S m 16

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Thiloyana or Thiviloana (Str ilocana) Fourth of the eleven Karanas Its other name is Tett la 1 Gaa 41 J m 153 | 2 S tN 11

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1 Thūṇā (Sthuna) A district the west It formed the western boundary of the Aryan territory Monks and nuns were forbidden to go beyond it ² It is identified with Thaneshwar ³ 1 B hBh 3262 | 3 LAI p 343 AGI pp 328 f 2 B hKs b d

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2 Thūṇā A settlement where Mahavira was born as Brahmana Pūsamitta(3) in one of his previous births 1 AvaC I p 229 A N 442 V 1808 K lpV p 43

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3 Thūṇā Same as Thūnaga 1 A N 473

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Thūnaga (Sthūnaka) A settlement visited by Mahāvīra 1 A C I p 282 A M p 275 A H p 199 A N 473

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Thūbhakaramḍa (Stupakaranda) A garden in the vicinity of Usabhapura(2) There was a temple of Jakkha Dhanna(4) in it Prince Bhaddaṇamdi(2) was initiated by Mahāvīra in this garden 1 V p 34

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Thūlabhadda (Sthulabhadra) One of the two sons of Sagaḍāla the minister of king Mahāpauma(8) ¹ He renounced the world and became a disciple of Sambhūtavijaya(4) ² He stayed with Kosā the famous courtezan of the city of Paḍaliputta for a period of twelve years before renunciation and for four months (during a rainy season) after accepting asceticism 1 AvaCu II pp 183 ff UttS | 2 Na v 24 Kalp (Theravali) 6 pp 105 ff T 742 ff without suffering any transgression ⁵ Once a conference of monks was held at Pāṭaliputra to restore the lost canon after a prolonged famine of twelve years Eleven Amgas(3) were however recollected But there was none who possessed knowledge of Diṭṭhivāya, the twelfth Amga Thūlabhadda accompanied by five hundred intelligent monks went to Nepāla to learn that text from Bhaddabāhu(1) None but he could learn fourteen Puvvas (an important portion of Diṭṭhivāya) ten with meaning and four without it from him but he was debarred for some reason from teaching the last four Puvvas to any other person He died after 215 years of the death of Mahāvīra ⁶ He was survived by his two principal disciples Mahāgiri and Suhatthi ⁶ See also Diṭṭhivāya

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| 3 AvaCu I p 554 II p 186 | 5 K lpL p 161 |
| UttCu p 66 B hBh 2164 5 | 6 NisC II p 361 A aCu II |
| 4 A aCu II p 187 T 701 | p 155 |

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Therapamha (Sthavirapadma) Ninth chapter of Dihadasā ¹ 1 Sth 755

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Thūlibhadda (Sthulibhadra) Same as Thūlabhadda ¹ 1 UttC p 86 A p 27

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Therasambhūtavijaya (Sthavirasamabhutavijaya) Eighth chapter of Dihadasā ¹ 1 Sth 755

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