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Damḍa An ascetic assassinated by king Jauna in the Jaunāvamka garden of Mahurā(1) ¹ 1 A aN 1277 M 465 Sams 61 A H p 667 A aC II p 155 BhaA p 491

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Damḍaa or Damḍaga (Daṇḍaka) Identical with Damḍagi ¹ 1 VyaBh. 10 589 A N 1396

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Damḍai (Daṇḍakin) See Damḍagi 1 UttN p 114

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Damḍaki (Daṇḍakin) See Damḍagi ¹ 1 UttS p 115

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Damḍagāraṇṇa (Daṇḍakāraṇya) See Damḍagāraṇṇa ¹ 1 UttS. p 116

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Damḍagi (Daṇḍakin) Same as Damḍagi the king of Kumbhakārakada ¹ 1 UttCu p 73 UttS p 115

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Damḍavīria (Danḍavīrya) One of the eight great men attaining emancipation after Bharaha(1) He was eighth in succession after Cakkavaṭṭi Bharaha(1)¹ but according to Thaṇa he was seventh ²

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1 A N 363 V 1750 A C I pp 214 2 Sth 616

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Damḍi (Danḍin) Same as Damḍagī

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1 UttC p 73

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Damḍacakka (Danḍacakra) King of the city of Damṭapura He is the same as Damṭavakka(1)

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1 A N 1275 A aC II p 205 UttS p 301 A aH p 666

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Damṭapura A city where king Damṭacakka who is also called Damṭavakka(1) reigned His queen Saccavai had a pregnancy longing for sporting in a palace of ivory³ Queen Paumavai(8) wife of king Dahivāhaṇa of Campā took to asceticism at this place Since he was bearing pregnancy at that time she gave birth to a son afterwards He was brought up in the family of Canḍāla and was named Karakamḍu Merchant Dhanamitta(2) also belonged to Damṭapura

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1 BrhBh 2043 A C II p 205 A N 1275 UttS p 301 2 N Bh 1295 Yy Bh III 335 VyaM III p 17 A C II p 153 UttK p 180 3 N Bh 6575 N CIV p 361 A CII p 153 4 A C II p 205 UttS P 301 5 A II p 153 A N 1275 N C IV pp 361 2

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1 Damṭavakka (Danṭavaktra) King of Damṭapura He was the husband of queen Saccavai See also Damṭacakka

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1 A C II p 153 N Bh 6575 UttK p 180

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2 Damṭavakka A Kṣatriya who is regarded as the best of all the Kṣatriyas

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1 S t 1 6 2 C mm tt Ślank tk hmt be y ym f k t p m k g See S tS p 150

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Damṭāra (Danṭakāra) An Arīya industrial group of ivory workers

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1 Praj 37

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Damṭilīyā or Damṭilliyā (Danṭilīkā) Maid servant of Khamḍa(1) She had enjoyed sexual intercourse with him

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1 A aN 477 A C I p 285 V 1931 K lpDh p 105 A M p 277

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Damṭukkhaliya (Danṭolukhalika) A class of Vanaprastha ascetics¹ Abhayadeva explains them as living on fruits² But really they should be a type of ascetics who used to eat whole and unground grain as mentioned in the Manusmṛti³ using their teeth as mortar

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1 Bh 417 Nr 3 3 A p 38 2 BhaA p 519 3 See Manu mṛt 6 17

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Dakkha ( Daksa ) Commander of the infantry of the lords of the northern Bhavanavai gods¹ Bhūyāpamda(1) etc 1 Jam 119 Sth 404 582 A aCu I p 146

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Dakkhinakulaga ( Dakṣiṇakulaka ) See Dāhiṇakulaga 1 BhāA p 519

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Dakkhinapaha ( Daks napatha ) See Dakkhināpaha ¹ 1 A aM p 250

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Dakkhinamathurā or Dakkhinamahurā (Dakṣiṇamathurā) Same as Mahurā(2) 1 A H p 356 688

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Dakkhinavācāla ( Dakṣiṇavacala ) See Dāhiṇa Vāyāla 1 A H p 195

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Dakkhināpaha ( Dakṣiṇapatha ) See Dakkhināvaha ¹ 1 A C p 260 N C II p 415

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Dakkhināvaha ( Dakṣiṇāpatha ) Māhesaripurī city was established in the Dakkhināvaha region by queen Bhaddā(2) wife of king Payavai(1) of Poyanapura and mother of prince Ayala(6) There was an acute famine of twelve years duration when Vairasāmi toured this region ² Its people are characterised as dull ³ Blacksmiths and distillers of this region e treated contemptuously Costumes of the people of Dakkhināvaha differ from those of Uttarāvaha ⁵ Marriage with daughter of maternal uncle is permitted there In villages there were temples generally dedicated to Vānamamtara gods ⁷ Kakini was a copper-coin of that region Two Dakkhināvaha rupakas were equivalent to one Kañcipuri rupaka called nel ka and two nelakas to a Kusumanagara ( Pataliputra ) rupaka ⁹ Dakkhināvaha is referred to at some other places also ⁰ King Sampa had conquered the whole of Dakkh ināvaha which commenced from Ujjen and he made his reign suitable for the journey (vihara) of Jaina monks ¹ Dakkhināvaha can be identified with the southern half of India lying to the south of mount Veyaddha(2) ie the Vindhya mountain or river Narmda ²

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¹ Daga (Daka) One of the eighty eight Gahas ¹ 1 Sur 107 Sth 90 J mS pp 534 535 SurM pp 295 296 SthA pp. 78-79

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1 A C I p 232 2 Ib d I p 404 3 Vy Bh 10 193 4 NisCu IV p 132 5 DasC p 17 6 Ibid DasH p 22 7 AcaCu p 260 8 BrhKs II p 573 9 BrhBh 3892 B hK IV p 1069 NisBh 959 N C II p 95 10 NisBh 5028 N sCu III p 974 BrhK III p 760 818 896 11 BrhKs pp 915 7 N Cu II pp 361 2 12 IDETBJ p 77 SGAMI p 37 2 Daga (1) Eighth as well as (11) ninth chapter of the seventeenth section of Viyāhapannatti

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2. Dagapamcavaṇṇa ( Dakapancavarna ) One of the eighty eight Gahas 1 Sth 90 Sur 107 J mS pp 534 535 S M pp 295 296 SthA pp 78 79

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Dagaṇapaṇavaṇṇa ( Dakapancavrana ) Same as Dagapamcavaṇṇa ¹ 1 SthA p 79

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Dagabhāla See Dagabhālagaddabha ¹ 1 R 1 22

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Dagabhāla gaddabha ( Dagabhala gardabha ) A non jain sage in the t rtha of Titthayara Pasa(1) recogn sed as a Patteyabuddha ¹ 1 R i 22 R (S gr h )

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Dagavaṇṇa ( Dakavarna ) Sam as Dagapamcavaṇṇa 1 Sur 107

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Dagasīma ( Dakas man ) A mounta n ten thousa d yojana broad It is abode of god Manosilaya It is situated in the Lavana ocean at a distance of forty two thousand yojanas to the north of Jambudīva Further to the north of it at a distance of fifty two thousand yojanas there is a Maha pāyālakalasa called Īsara ³ 1 S mA 52 2 Sth 305 3 Sam 52

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Dagasoyaria ( Dakasaukar ka ) Another name of samkha(12) 1 P N 314 PinNM p 98

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Daḍhakeu ( Drdhaketu ) A would be Titthamkara of the Eravaya(1) region ¹ See Paṇṇaghosa 1 T 1119

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1 Daḍhaṇemi ( Drdhanemi ) Tenth chapter of the fourth section of Amtagadadasā ¹ 1 Ant. 8

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2 Daḍhaṇemi Son of Samuddavijya(1) and his wife Sivā(2) of Bāravai. He was brother of Titthayara Aritthaṇemi He had fifty wives. He renounced the world and became a disciple of Aritthaṇemi After observing asceticism for a period of sixteen years he attained liberation on mount Settumja ¹ 1 Daḍhadhaṇa (Dṛḍhadhanus) Eighth would be Kulagara of the Bharaha(2) region.¹ See Kulagara

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2 Daḍhadhaṇu A would be Kulagara of the Eravaya(1) region ¹ See Kulagara 1 Sam 159 Tir 1007

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Daḍhadhamma (Dṛḍhadharma) A god belonging to Isāṇakappa ¹ 1 AvaCu I p 171 AvaM p 222

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Daḍhapainṇa or Daḍhappainṇa (Dṛḍhapratiññā) Future birth name of ascetic Ammaḍa(1)¹ King Paesi ² Gosāla³ and others 1 Aup 40 Bha 530 2 R j 209 3 Bha 560 4 Vp 7 34

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1 Daḍhappahārī (Dṛḍhaprahārin) A chieftain of thieves Once he killed a Brahmana and his pregnant wife Later he took to asceticism and started observing meditation People harassed him to take revenge of his previous cruel acts But he tolerated all the troubles patiently obtained omniscience and attained liberation 1 A a p 27 A Cu I p 568 V 3646 Av N 946 UttK pp 59 61 A aH p 438

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2 Daḍhappahārī A resident of the city of Kosambī and a friend of Amoharaha the coachman of king Jiyasattu(36) of Ujjeṇī He was well versed in archery Agaḍadatta son of Amoharaha had learnt archery from him 1 UttS pp 213 4

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Daḍhabhūmi (Dṛḍhabhūmi) Mahāvīra after having completed his tenth rainy season at Sāvatthi passed through Sāṇiatthu village and entered the region of Mlecchas called Daḍhabhūmi While sojourning at Peḍhālaggāma he undertook to perform mahapadimā = mahapratimā in the Polāsa shrine When Sakka(3) praised him for his unperplexed meditation god Saṃgamaa became jealous of him He tried to disturb him by creating a lot of evil phenomena He followed him up to Vāluyapamtha, also called Vāluyaggāma and again created natural calamities He continued disturbing him for a period of six months but Mahāvīra did not swerve at all Ultimately that god prayed his pardon and went away¹ Daḍhabhūmi is identified with Dalabhum in Singhbhum district.² 1 AvaN. 497 AvaCu. I p 301 Vis 1953 KaipSan. p 88 KaipV p 168 2 LAI p 278

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Daḍhamitta (Dṛḍhamitra) A resident of Damtapura He was a friend of Dhaṇamitta(2) He had brought a bundle of ivory from forest for his friend though it was prohibited by the king

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1 A CII p 154 N CIV p 362 A N 1275 VyaM III p 17 BhK p 591 A aH p 666

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1 Daḍharaha (Dṛḍharatha) King of Bhaddilapura father of Titthamkara Siyala and husband of queen Namda(3)

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1 Sam 157 Tir 473 SthA p 308

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2 Dadha aha Son of Baladeva(1) and his wife Revaī(3) of Bāravaī He had fifty wives He renounced the world became a disciple of Titthayara Aritthanemi and observed asceticism for nine years After death he took birth as a god in the Savvatthasiddha heavenly abode He will take one more birth in Mahavideha and attain liberat on there

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1 N 58

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3 Dadha ah Eighth of the ten Kulagaras of the past Osappiṇī in the Bharaha(2) region Sthananga mentions him as that of the past Ussappiṇī See Kulagara for clarification

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1 Sm 157 | 2 Sth 767

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4 Daḍharaha Eighth of the ten Kulagaras of the past Osappiṇī See Kulagara for clarification

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1 Sm 157

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5 Daḍharaha One of the hundred sons of Usabha(1) ¹

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1 K lpDb p 152 K lpV p 236

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6 Dadha aha Eighth chapter of Vanhiḍasā

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1 N 51

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Daḍharahā (Dṛḍharatha) One of the three councils of some Logapālas their wives etc

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1 Sth 154

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1 Dadhāu (Dṛḍhayus) Previous birth of the fifth would be Titthamkara Savvāṇubhūī(1) in the Bharaha(2) region He lived in the tirtha of Mahāvīra ¹

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1 Sth 691 Sm 159

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2 Dadhāu A man (Son of Lacchai) who was born in the seventh infernal region after his death ¹

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1 Jī 89

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1 Datta A merchant of Rohiḍaa He had a daughter named Devadattā(2) Kaṇhasirī(1) was his wife ¹

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1 Vp 30 SthA p 508 2. Datta Seventh Vāsudeva(1) of the Bharaha(2) region He lived prior to Malli(1) the nineteenth Titthamkara and posterior to Ara the eighteenth Titthamkara. He was son of king Aggisa and his queen Sesaval(2) of Vārāṇasī. Namdapa(1) was his elder brother Laliyamitta was his previous birth name His height was seventy six dhanusas After enjoying fifty six thousand years life he died and again took birth in the fifth hell He had killed his Paḍisattu Paharāa(2)¹

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1 Sam 158 A aBh 40-41 1765 1777 Ti 577 602-615 Sth 672 A N 403-413 421 UttK p 349 Acco d ng to T logap nnatt (4 1422) his t tal g was 32000 years According t Sam 35 h h ight was 35 bows

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3 Datta Fifth Kulagara of the coming Ussappiṇī (ascending cycle) in the Bharaha(2) region ¹ See Kulagara.

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1 Sam 159 Sth 556 T 1004

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4 Datta One of the hundred sons of Usabha(1)¹

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1 K lpDh 151

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5 Datta A mer hant belong ng to the city of Tagarā He had renounced the world along with his wife Bhaddā(1) and his son Arahanna(2) and become a disc ple of preceptor Arahamitta(3)

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1 UttC p 58 UttN a d UttS p 90 UttK p 34 PakY p 24

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6 Datta Disciple of Siha(6) and grand disciple of Samgamathera He was sent to Kollaira by Siha to see the condition of Samgamathera who stayed there fore a long per od When he saw his grand teacher living at one and the same place even after the lapse of a pretty long time he suspected his fidelity (Monks are not expected to stay at one and the same place for a long period) Later his suspicion was removed by a god

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1 N sCu III p 408 UttCu p 67 PinNBh 40 PinNM pp 125 6 PmN 427 Mar 491

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7 Datta Son of king Jiyasattu(3) of Turuviṇī He was very fond of sacrifice (yajna) Once he asked preceptor Kālaga(5) to explain the fruit of sacrificial performances Kalaga told him that it was hell Datta was killed by his own persons as already prophesied by Kālaga

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1 AvaCu I p 495 AvaN 872

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8 Datta Father of Meyajja(1) the tenth principal disciple of Mahāvīra ¹

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1 AvaN 648 Vis 2509

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9 Datta A king whose son was Jiyasattu(2) and grandson Meghaghosa ¹

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1 Tir 695-6

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10 Datta Son of king Kakki of Padaliputta ¹ 11 Datta King of the city of Campā He was the husband of queen Rattavai(3) and father of prince Mahacamda(4) ¹

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12 Datta A god who staged a drama before Mahāvīra He was a merchant of Camdanā(2) city in his former life 1 N 37

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13 Datta Seventh chapter of Pupphiyā 1 Nir 31

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Dattilāyaria (Dattilācārya) A preceptor who defined scriptural knowledge ¹ 1 DasC p 4

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1 Daddura (Dardura) Another name of Rāhu(1) 1 Bh 453

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2 Daddura A god belonging to Dadduravadamsaa who staged a drama befor Mahāvīra at Rāyagaha He was a merchant of the name of Namda(11) in his previous birth After death he took birth as a frog in the pond which was built previously by himself Thereafter he was born as god Daddura 1 J 93 5 Bh K 75

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Dadduravadamsaa (Darduravatamsaka) A celestial abode of the first heavenly region God Daddura(2) was born in it 1 Jna 93

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Dadhimuha (Dadhimukha) A mountain resembling the form of a paryanka ¹ It is even in shape from all sides sixty four thousand yojanas high and one thousand yojanas deep ³ There are sixteen such mountains all situated in the Namdisara island which has four Amjanaga mountains in its four quarters, every Amjanaga having one puskari is in its four quarters and every puskarini accomodating one Dadhimuha mountain in its centre On the eve of the emancipation of Usabha(1) the Logapalas of Sakka(3) celebrated atthahia (eight days festival) on these mountains 1 UttK p 192 2 Sam 64 3 NisBh 52 J 183 4 Jv 183 SamA p 78 Sth 307 5 J m 33

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Dadhivāhana (Dadhivahana) See Dahivāhana ¹ 1 AvaCu I p 318 A H p 718

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Dabbha (Darbha) Sixth sub section of twenty first sub-section of Viyāha pannatti ¹

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Dabbhāyaṇa (Dārbhāyaṇa) Family name of the Cittā constellation ¹

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Dabbhiya (Darbhika) Same as Dabbhiyāyaṇa 1 SurM p 151

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Dabbhiyāyaṇa (Darbhyāyaṇa) Same as Dabbhāyaṇa ¹ 1 J m 159

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Dabhiyāṇa (Dārbhayana) Same as Dabbhiyāyaṇa ¹ 1 S 50

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Damaghosa (Damaghosa) Father of king Sisu pāla ¹ 1 J a 117

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Damadamta (Damadanta) King of the city of Hatthisiha He was invited to appear in the self choosing (svayaṃvara) ceremony of Dovai ¹ He was not in good terms with Pāndavas He renounced the world and took to ascet cism Once when he isited Hatthināura Dujjohana harassed him whereas Judhitthila served him But he had equanimity for both of them 1 Jna 117 2 Av Cn I p 492 A aN 866 Vis 3332-4 Mar 442 A aH p 365

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Damayamti (Damayantī) A irtuous lady ¹ 1 A a p 28

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1 Damila (Dravida) A race of this name ¹ 1 UttCu p 242 A C II p 81

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2 Damila An Anāriya (non Aryan) country ¹ Karcipuri was situated n it Ujjeni was transferred to Sampai by his father while the Damila country was conquered by himself ² Sampai made Andhra Dravida Maharastra Kudukka etc suitable for the tour of monks The people of Damila had their own language ⁵ It was not understood by the people from north Ind a whereas the people of Damila were not conversant with the Aryan languages.⁷ In the Dravida country crops were raised by water supplied from tanks ⁸ Clothes of very fine texture made of lotus fibres were produced there ⁹ It is identfied with the country of Tamil speaking people of south India from Rameshvar to Tirupati ¹⁰

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1. Praj. 37 SutS: p 123 Pras 4
2. BrhKs. IV p 1069
3. NuCu. H p 362
4. BrhBh 3289 BrhKs III p 921
5. BrhKs p 382
6. Ibid p 1038
7. VyaBh. 4 139
8. BrhKs p 283
9. Jam p 20 JamS. p 107
10. LAI p 279 GDA p 57 SGAMI p 86

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Damili (Damiḷī or Drāviḍī) A maid servant of Dravadian origin serving in royal harems ¹ 1 Jna 18 J m 43

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Daridda (Daridra) A heretic of Kayamgalā He had beaten Gosāla ¹ 1 A C I p 287 A N 479 V 1933 K lpDh p 106

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Davila (Dravida) Same as Damila ¹ 1 P S 4

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Dasaura (Daśapura) See Dasapura 1 UttN & UttS pp 96 97

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Dasakaliya (Daśakālika) Another name of Dasaveyāliya 1 D N 11 15 D N p 1 A N 84 A H p 58 A S p 84 D H p 1

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Dasakāḷiya nijjutt (Daśakālika niryukti) A versified commentary on Dasakāḷiya or Dasa eyāliya by Bhaddabāhu(2) It was composed after the completion of the niryuktis on Avassaga Uttarajjhayana and Ayara Pimdaṇijjutti s a part of it 1 A N 84 V 1079 AcaS p 84 | 2 P NM p 1

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Dasagaliya (Daśakālika) Identical with Dasaveyāliya 1 V 1026

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Dasa cittasamāh tthāna (Daśa cittasamadhiṣṭhāna) Fifth chapter of Ayāradasa 1 Sth 755

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Dasanna (Daśārṇa) An Arya country with its capital at Mattiyavai ¹ Citta(1) and Sambhuya(2) in their previous life were born in this country as slaves of Brahmin King Dasannabhadda reigned there It is identified with modern East Malwa and the adjoining regions Its capital was at Vidiśa modern Besnagar near Bhilsa ⁴ 1 P j 37 S tS p 123 | 3 Utt 18 44 A N 847 UttS p 448 2 Utt 13 6 UttC p 214 UttS p 376 | 4 SGAMI pp 34 151

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Dasannakuda (Daśārṇakūṭa) A hill situated to the north-east of Dasannapura ¹ At the time of Mahāvīra's sojourn on it Sakka(3) paid homage to him riding on the Airāvata elephant On that occasion the impression of the forefeet of the elephant got marked on that hill Since it was named Gayaggapaya Arya Mahagiri performed sallekhana on it ² It is also taken to be a peak of mount Ujjimta famous for the foot print of an elephant ⁴ 1 A aC I p 476 | 3 Ibid II p 157 2 Ibid p 484 | 4 AcaS p 418

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Dasannapura (Daśārnapura) A city to the north-east of which Dasannakūḍa was situated¹ Its ruler was Dasannabhadda² A son of king Jiyasattu(23) of Ujjenī took to asceticism in this city³ It was also known as Elakaccha⁴ Dasannapura seems to be a name given to the capital of the Dasanna country just as Magahapura was for Rāyagiha in the later literature⁵ Historical as well as other literary evidences establish that Vidisā was its capital Vidisā is identified with modern Besnagar near Bhilsa situated on river Betwa

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1 AvaCu I pp 475 476 483 2 Ibid p 479 SthA. p 510 3 A C p 226 4 A aCu II p 156 5 See SBM p 372 6 SGAM I p 151

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1 Dasannabhadda (Daśarnabhadra) King of the Dasanna country or Dasannapura city¹ He was very proud of his prosperity Once Sakka(3) humbled his pride by displaying a superior type of prosperity on the occasion of Mahāvīra s visit to the city Then the king renounced the world and became a monk

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1 Utt 18 44 UttS p 448 V 3290 A aN 847 A p 27 M ha p 65 A C I pp 355 479 2 A Cu I pp 480-484

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2 Dasannabhadda Ninth chapter of Anuttarovavāiyadasā It is not extant now

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1 Sth 755

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1 Dasadhana (Da adhanas) A would be Kulagara of this name of the coming Ussappini in the Bharaha(2)¹ as well as Eravaya(1)² region See Kulagara for clarification

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1 Sth 767 2 S 159 T 1007

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2 Dasadhanu Son of king Baladeva(1) and his queen Revai(3) of Barava The rest of the description is like that of Nisadha(1)¹

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1 N 5 11

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3 Dasadhanu Eleventh chapter of Vanhidasā¹

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1 Nr 51

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Dasapura (Daśapura) A city King Udāyapa(1) of Vitibhaya along with ten other rulers attacked Pajjoya King of Ujjenī and imprisoned him as he had stolen the idol of Jīvamtasāmī While on his way back from Ujjenī Udāyana had to sojourn at a place in the mid way due to rainy season¹ There he celebrated pajjusana observed fast for a day² and set Pajjoya free His ten allies erected there a mud-fort for safety When they departed

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1 NisBh. 3185 NisC III p 147 2 Ibid KalpS p 234 from there some royal merchants settled there and the place was named Dasapura³ in as much as ten kings had fortified it Arya Rakkhıya(1) ⁵ son of purohita Somadeva(3) belonged to that place There was a park named Ucchughara⁷ where he went to study Ditthivāya under preceptor Tesaliputta He had as a monk spent a rainy season there⁹ He honoured Phaggurakkhiya ⁰ with the title of a arya and left his mortal coils at this city ¹¹ Gotthāmāhila propounded abaddhikavada¹³ in V N 584 and dis connected himself from the sangha at this place Arya Vaira(2) was conferred here the title of Vacaka Dasapura is identified with Mandasor in Malva

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3 UttK pp 112 347 4 A C I pp 394 401 UttC p 61 UttS pp 96-97 5 A aCu I pp 397 401 UttS pp 96 97 KalpDh p 172 6 A C I p 401 K lpSa pp 144ff KalpDh p 172 UttK p 37 7 Ni Bh 5607 8 A C I p 401 NisBh 4536 N C III p 441 UttK p 38 9 Vy Bh 8 222 10 A C I p 401 11 SthA p 413 12 A C I p 412 Sth 587 13 A Bh 141 142 V 2809 3009 11 A N 781 UttN & UttS p 172 14 A N 782 15 A N 768 V 2779 16 GDA p 54

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1 Dasaraha (Daśaratha) Father of the eighth Baladeva(2) Pauma(6) and eighth Vāsudeva(1) Narayana(1) of the current descending cycle Among his wives Aparāiyā(13) and Kekai(1) are mentioned ¹

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1 S m 158 T 602 3 Pra A p 87 Sth 672

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2 Dasaraha One of the ten Kulagaras (governors) of the past ascending as w ll as descend ng cycle n the Bharaha(2) region See Kulagara for clar fication

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1 Sth 767 2 S m 157

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3 Dasaraha Son of king Baladeva(1) and h s queen Revai(3) of Bāravai The rest of the description is like that of Nisadha(1)

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1 N 57

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4 Dasaraha Seventh chapter of Vanhidasā

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1 Nir 5 1

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Dasaveāliya or Dasaveyāliya (Daśavaikalika) An Amgabāhira Ukkāliya text ¹ Its original nam seems to be Dasakaliya ² According to its nijjutti the title is based on two ideas viz number and time³ The term dasa indicates that this work consists of ten chapters and kaliya suggests that this work was extracted in day time (before the third paurusi was over )⁴

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1 Nan 44 Pak p 43 SthA p 52 2 DasN pp 7 9 12 3 DasN p 7 4 DasN and DasH pp 2 9 12

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The word *veyāliya* used instead of *Kalīya* signifies that this work can be read or recited at *Viyāla-Vikāla*, i.e. in the evening 5. Or the text which was extracted by preceptor Sejjambhava for the welfare of his son monk Maṇaga (from different *Puvvas*) was systematically arranged at *Viyāla* 7.

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Dasaveyāliya is divided into ten chapters. Out of them the fifth has two sections and the ninth four. Except chapters fourth and ninth all the chapters are entirely in verse. Chapter fourth begins with a number of passages in prose whereas chapter ninth has some portions in prose intercepted by verses. The titles of all these chapters are significant. The work deals with monastic conduct. The chapters bear the following names: 1 *Dumapupphiyā* - a parable pertaining to flowers of a tree; 2 *Sāmaṇṇapuvvaya* - the chapter commencing with monkhood; 3 *Khuddiyāyārakahā* - a brief exposition of conduct; 4 *Chajjīvanīya* or *Dhammapaṇṇatti* - six groups of living beings or exposition of duty; 5 *Piṃdesaṇa* - search for food; 6 *Dhammatthakama* or *Mahāyārakahā* - desire for liberation or a detailed exposition of conduct; 7 *Vakkasuddhi* - purity of speech; 8 *Āyārappaṇihi* - treasure of conduct; 9 *Vinayasamāhi* - devotion to discipline; 10 *Sabhikkhu* - a true monk or saint. Two *Cūlas* (appendices) have been appended to them at the end 8.

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Dasaveyāliya should be studied after Avassaga but before Uttarajjhayaṇa 9. Some of the verses of Dasaveyāliya agree word by word with those of Uttarajjhayaṇa 10. Similarly some prose passages occuring in Dasaveyāliya tally almost word by word with those of Āyāra 1. Titthogālī predicts that the extinction of the text of Dasaveyāliya will take place in V.N. 20900 and of its meaning in V.N. 21000 12.

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⁵ Da C pp 5 7

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⁶ DasN p 12

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⁷ DasCu p 7 D H p 12 Da N pp 9 10 12 Mahan p 116 KalpV p 251

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⁸ DasN pp 11 15 DasCu p 8

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⁹ N Scu. IV p 252, VyaBh 3 176

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¹⁰ Compa Ch 2 VV 7 11 of Das with Ch 22 VV 42-4 46 49 of Utt

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¹¹ Compare Ch 4 of Das with Aca 2 15

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¹² Ti 827 842.

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Dasaveyāliya-cuṇṇi (Daśavaikālika curṇi): A commentary in prose on Dasaveyāliya. Its extent is 7576 *ślokas* 1. It is referred to in Uttarajjhayaṇa cuṇṇi 2 as well as in Āvassaga-cuṇṇi 3. See also Jiṇadāsagaṇimahattara.

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¹ DasCu p 379

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² UttCu p 274

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³ AvaCu II p 117

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Dasā (Daśā): Same as Dasāsuyakkhamdha 1.

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¹ Nan. 44 Sam 26 Pak. p 44 Tr 817 AvaCu I p 158

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Dasā Kappa Vavahāra (Daśākalp-Vyavahāra): Total number of chapters in Dasā, Kappa(2) and Vavahāra are twenty six. 1 1 Dasāra (Daśarha) Collective nam for Baladeva(2)s and Vāsudeva(1)s Their dynasty (vamśa) or ginates in Dūsamasusamā era It consists of nine Baladevas and nine Vasudevas in every Osappiṇī and Ussappiṇī Tivittha(1) was the first Dasāra in this cycle of time² Vāsudeva(2) Kaṇha(1) is called Dasārasiha³

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¹ Sam 26 Pak. p. 69 AvaCu. II p. 148

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1 Sth 89 143 SutN 149 J m 34 | 2 AvaN 425 40 Tr 568 1142 | 3 A N 1168

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2 Dasāra Ten sons of Vaṇhi(1) as revered kings under Vāsudeva(2) Kaṇha(1) belonging to Baravai They were Samuddavijaya(1) Akkhobha(2) Thamiya(2) Sāgara(7) Hima amta(4) Ayala(4) Dharaṇa(4) Pūraṇa(3) Abhicanda(3) and Vasudeva

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1 Jna 117 Ant 1 6 A tA p 2 Pr 15 P A p 73 Utt 22 27 N 51 BrhM p 57 D N p 36 DasC pp 41 320

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Dasārakulanamdaṇa (Dasarhakulanandana) Same as Vasudeva

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1 OghN 535

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Dasāramaṇḍala (Daśarhamandala) Fourth chapter of Bamdhadasa

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1 Sth 755

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Dasārasiha (Daśarhasimha) Same as Vāsudeva(2) Kaṇha(1)

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1 A N 1168 A C II p 32 UttS p 69

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Dasāsuyakkhamdha (Daśaśrutaskandha) An Amgabāhira Kal ya text¹ It is the same as Ayaradasā in vew of contents given in Thana Titthogālī had predicted its extinction in V N 1500³ It is mostly in prose Only two of its chapters viz the fifth and the ninth conta n some verses It deals with the following topics in ten chapters⁴ (1) Twenty asamahitthanas-causes that upset an ascetic when he follows a path adverse to his conduct (2) twenty sabaladosas-causes that weaken the spirit of an ascetic (3) thirtythree asayaṇas irreverences to a preceptor etc (4) eight Gaṇisampadas-prerequisites of a preceptor (5) ten Cuṭasamahitthanas-ways to mental control (6) eleven Uvasagapaḍimas-penances of a lay votary (7) twelve Bhikkhupaḍimas penances of an ascetic (8) Pajjosanakappa-rules to be observed during rainy season (9) thirty mohan jjaṭṭhanas-causes leading to the binding of deluding karma and (10) Ayat tthanas-causes of reincarnat on A niryukti⁵ (versified Prakrit commentary) as well as a c rṇi⁶ (commentary in prose) in Prakrit was composed on Dasasuyakkhamdha

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1 Na 44 Pak p 44 | 4 Sth 755 SthA p 511 NaaM p 206 2 Sth 755 | 5 AvaN 84 Vis 1079 SamA p 96 3 T 817 | 6 DasaCu p 92 KalpDh p 11

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Dahaṇa (Dahaṇa) Son of Brāhmaṇa Huyāsaṇa(1) of Paḍaliputta He renounced the world with his parents and elder brother Jalaṇa.¹

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Dahavai (Drahavatī) See Dahāvai¹ 1 Sth 197

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1 Dahāvai (Drahavatī) A lake situated in the southern part of Ṇilavamta mountain It lays to the east of Āvatta and west of Kaccagāvai two districts in the Mahāvideha region River Dahāvai(2) rises from the southern part of it¹ 1 J m 95

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2 Dahavai A river which rises from Dahāvai(1) separates the districts of Kocchavai from that of Avatta and empties into river Siyā(1) in the south It flows in the north east of mount Mamdara(3)¹ 1 J m 95 Sth 197 522

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Dahumukha (Dadhīmukha) See Dadhīmuha¹ 1 N Bh 52

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1 Dahīmuha (Dadhīmukha) A type of gods belonging to the family of Logapāla Varuṇa(1) 1 Bha 167

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2 Dahīmuha (ga) [ Dadhīmukha(ka) ] See Dadhīmuha¹ 1 J 183 Jam 33

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Dahivāhaṇa (Dadhivāhana) King of Campa He was husband of Paumāvai(8) and father of Karakaṃḍu Once he went to a forest accompanied by his wife to fulfil her pregnancy longing They incidentally got separated there The king returned to the city whereas the queen reached Damtapura and took to asceticism There she gave birth to Karakaṃḍu who by chance became King of Kamcaṇapura the capital of Kaliṃga(1) Once he came in conflict with his own father Dahivāhaṇa but the clash was averted by Paumāvai who introduced them to each other Dahivāhaṇa, then renounced the world and handed over the kingdom to Karakaṃḍu.¹

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Dahivāhaṇa had one more wife named Dhāriṇī(3) Vasumai who is popularly known as Camdapā(1) was their daughter Once king Sayāṇīa of Kosambī invaded Campa King Dahivāhaṇa escaped the arrest whereas queen Dhāriṇī and princes Vasumai were captured by the enemies² 1 A aCu II pp 204-7 UttCu p 178 UttS. p 300 Vis 1977 2 AvaCu I p 318 AvaN 521 KalpV p 170

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Dāṇaviriya (Dānavīrya) A contemporary king of Paumābha the sixth Titthamkara ¹ 1 Tit 469

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Dāmaṇṇaga (Dāmaṇaka) Son of a lapidary of Rāyagiha He was a fisherman in his former life On the advice of his friend he abandoned this profession and remained resolute despite a lot of difficulties and hardships By luck he was married to Visa daughter of merchant Sāgarapota of the same city He became the master of the house of his father in law when the latter collapsed at the sad news of his sons death 1 A C II p 324 A aN 1614

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Dāmaddhi (Damardh) A General under the lord of Sohamma(2) gods He controls the column of bulls The same is the name of such Generals belonging to the armies of the lords of Isana gods etc ¹ 1 Sth 404 582

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Dāmiṇi (Damini) Principal woman disciple of Kumthu(1) the seventeenth Titthamkara ¹ Samavaya nga mentions Amjuya in this context 1 T 460 | 2 S m 157

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Damiḷi (Dravidvi) One of the eighteen kinds of the Bambh (2) scripts ¹ 1 Sam 18 P j 37

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1 Darua (Daruka) Son of king Vasudeva and his queen Dhāriṇī(4) of Bāravai ¹ Once he had to spend a night in a forest along with his brothers ² He had taken initiation from Aritthanemi and attained liberation on mount Settumja ³ 1 A t 7 | 3 Ant 7 SthA p 457 2 UttCu p 75 UttS p 118 UttK p 484

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2 Darua Twelfth chapter of third section of Amtagadadasa ¹ 1 A t 4

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3 Darua Charioteer of Vasudeva(2) Kaṇha(1) 1 Jna 124

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4 Dārua A merchant who used to arrange cock fights ¹ 1 UttN and UttS p 379

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5 Dārua An ascetic who will be born in future as Titthamkara Aṇamtavijaya(1) in the coming ascending cycle in the Bharaha(2) region He is the same as Dārumaḍa of Samavāya ¹ 1 Sth 692 Sam 159

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Dārujjapavvayaga (Dārukiyaparvataka) A type of mountains situated in the Sāriyābha celestial abode They appear like mountains of wood ¹ 1 Raj 112, RajM p 195

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Dāruga (Dāruka) See Dārua 1 UttCu p 75 UttS p 118

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Dārumaḍa (Dārumṛta) Previous birth of a twenty fourth would be Titthamkara Aṇamtavijaya(1) in the Bharaha(2) region He is the same as Dārua(5) ² 1 Sam 159 Sth 159

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Dāvaddava (Davadrava) Elevanth chapter of the first section of Nāyā-dhammakahā ¹ 1 J 5 JnaA p 10 Sam 19

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Dāsikhabbadiyā (Dasikharbat ka) One of the four branches of Godāsagana(2) ¹ 1 K lp p 256

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Dāhiṇakūlaga (Dakṣiṇakulaka) A class of anaprastha ascetics¹ whose movements were confined to the south bank of river Gamgā ² 1 Bh 417 | 2 BhaA p 519

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Dāhiṇaddha Kaccha (Dakṣiṇārdha Kaccha) Southern half of the Kaccha(1) district in Mahāvideha It lies to the south of its Veyaddha(1) mountain to the north of river Siyā(1) to the west of mount Cittakūḍa(1) and to the east of mount Mālavamta(1) It extends 8271₁ and 2213 yojanas north to south and east to west respectively It resembles the shape of a cot (paryanka) and is even and pleasant ¹ 1 J m 93

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Dāhiṇaddha Bharaha (Dakṣiṇārdha Bharata) Southern half of Bharaha(2) region ¹ separated from the northern half by its Veyaddha(2) mountain ² It has Lavaṇa ocean on its three sides ³ Two great rivers viz Gamgā⁴ and Simdhu(1) enter it from Uttaraddha Bharaha after having traversed mount Veyaddha and divide this region into three zones In the centre of the middle zone there is situated the city of Viṇiyā ⁵ The dhanuppittha i e the pertinent arc of Dāhiṇaddha Bharaha measures less than 9800 yojanas⁶ or 9766⁷ yojanas⁸ exactly Its breadth from north to south is 238 ⁹ yojanas⁹ 1 Jna 52 Ns 51 Kalp 2 | 6 Ibid 41 2 Jam 10 | 7 Sam 98 3 Nis 51 | 8 Jam 11 4 Jam 74 | 9 Ibid.

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and its Jīvā i.e its chord from east to west is 9748 yojanas 10 Dāhiṇaddha Bharaha is the southern half of Indian Peninsula from Vindhyas to Cape Comorin 1 See also Dakkhiṇāvaha

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10 Ib d | 11 GDA p 52 IDETBJ p 77

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