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Prakrit Proper Names (Agamic Index I) v1.c5.s5: E

Prakrit Proper Names (Āgamic Index I) v1.c5.s5

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Eka One of the four kinds of people during the Susamā era in the Bharaha(2) region of Jambuddiva¹ They are said to be excellent (śr ṣṭha) people²

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² They are said to be excellent (śr ṣṭha) people

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1 Jam 26

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2 JamS p 131

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Ekkoruya (Ekkoruka) Same as Egoruya¹

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¹ First chapter of the second section of Viyahapannatti

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¹ One of the four kinds of people during the Susamā era in the Bharaha(2) region of Jambuddiva

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¹ Same as Egoruya

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1 Jiv 147

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Egajamba (Ekajambu) A shrine (caitya) outside the city of Ulingatira. Titthayara Mahāvīra had visited it¹

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Egajāḍi (Ekajāti) One of the eighty-eight Gahas¹ 1 S 107 Sth 90 JamS pp 534 535 S M pp 295 296 SthA pp 78 79

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Egatthiya (Ekasthika) Second chapter of the twenty second section of Viyāhapannatti 1 Bha 691

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Egaṇāsā (Ekanasa) A principal Disakumārī residing on the Ruyaga(7) peak of western Ruyaga(1) mountain¹ 1 J m 114 T 157 Sth 643

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Egavisasabalā (Ekaviṃśatiśabala) Second chapter of Ayāradasā 1 Sth 755

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1 Egasela (Ekaśaila) A god residing on mountain Egasela(2) 1 J m 95

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2 Egasela A Vakkhara mountain to the east of Pukkhalāvatta(1) and to the west of Pukkhalāvai(1) in the Mahāvideha region. It has four summits Egaselakūḍa Pukkhalāvatta(2) Pukkhalāvai(2) and Siddhāyayana¹ 1 J m 95 J 141 Sth 302 637

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Egaselakūḍa (Ekaśailakūṭa) One of the four summits of mount Egasela 1 J m 95

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Ekādasauvasagapaḍimā (Ekadaśaupāsakapratimā) Sixth chapter of Ayāradasā¹ 1 Sth 755

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Egindiya (Ekendriya) Twelfth chapter of the seventeenth section of Viyāhapannatti¹ 1 Bha 590

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Egorūya (Ekorūka) Same as Egorūya.¹ 1 J v 111

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Egurūya (Ekorūka) Same as Egorūya¹

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Egorūya (Ekoruka) Same as Egorūya 1 J 108 Sth 304

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Egorūya (Ekoruka) An Amtaradīva ¹ 1 Praj 36 J 109 111 Bha 364 408 Sth 304 N M p 102 N H p 33

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Egorūya (Ekoruka) Same as Egorūya 1 J 111

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Eṇijjaya (Eṇeyaka) See Eṇejjaga(2) 1 Sth 6 I

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1 Eṇejjaga (Eṇeyaka) First paṭṭapaṭṭa ¹ a (entrance into another's body) performed by Gosāla 1 Bh 530

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2 Eṇejjaga A ruler probably under king P of Seyayā He had renounced the world and become a disciple of Titthayara Mahāvīra 1 Sth 621 d SthA t

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Eyaṇa (Ejana) Seventh chapter of the fifth section of Viyāhapannatti 1 Bh 176

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Eraṇṇavaya (Airaṇyavata) Same as Heraṇṇavaya 1 Sth 197 S m 67

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Eravaa (Airavata) See Eravaya 1 S h 197

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1 Eravai (Airavatī=Aciravatī) One of the five big rivers of the Gangetic group It was fordable It flows near Kānāla city It is identified with modern Rapti in Oudh ³ 1 N sCu III p 364 2 N sBh 4228 4229 N C III pp 368 371 K lpDh p 181 3 IDETBJ p 23 It is known as Aciravatī in Sanskrit literature

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2 Eravai One of the five tributaries of river Simdhu(1) It is identified with Ravi in Punjab 1 Sth 470 717 2 LAI p 282 JIH p 13

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1 Eravaya (Airavata) A region in Jambūdīva equal in size to the Bharaha(2) region ¹ It is situated to the north of mount Sihari to the south of northern Lavaṇa ocean to the east of western Lavaṇa and to the west of eastern Lavaṇa Its people experience rise and fall pertaining to knowledge 1 Jam. 111 Sth 86 197 522 Sam 14 age, stature etc during the six eras of each of the two cycles viz. Ussappini and Osappini ascending cycle and descending cycle ³ The rest of the description is exactly like that of the Bharaha region ⁴

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3 Bha 675 J m 111 4 JitBh 434 BrhBh 6448 T r 1006 AcaCu pp 133 153

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2. Eravaya First Cakkavatti of the Eravaya(1) region

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1 Jam 111

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3 Eravaya Presiding god of the Eravaya(1) region

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1 Jam 111

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4. Eravaya One of the eleven summits of mount Sibari

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1 J m 111 Sth 689

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Erāvai or Erāvatī (Airavatī) Same as Eravai ¹

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1 Stl 470 N C III p 364 ( h 12 42)

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1 E āvana (A ravana or A ravata) Chief elephant of Sakka(3) and commander of the army of elephants under Sakka

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1 Sth 404 582 K lpV pp 7 25 K lpDh p 26 J M p 388

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2 Erāvana A lake n the Uttarakuru(1) sub-region There are twenty Kamcanaga mountains on its both sides.²

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1 Sth 434 2 J m 89

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3 Erā ana Commander of the army of elephants under Sakka(3) He is the same as Erāvana(1)

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1 Sth 404

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Erāvaya (Airavata) Same as Eravaya ¹

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1 J 89 111 V 549 JtBh 2111

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Elakaccha or Elagaccha (Ed kaksa) Another name of Dasanapura This name is derived from a man w th ram like eyes and hence nicknamed Ela kaccha (elaka or elaga means am and ac ha means eye) belonging to this town ¹ Preceptors Mahāgiri and Suhatthi(1) had visited this place

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1 AvaCu II pp 156 270 A N 1278 AvaH. p 668 2 AvaC II pp 156-7

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Elāvacca (Ailāpatya) One of the seven off shoots of the Mamdava lineage Preceptor Mahāgiri belonged to it

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1 Sth 551 2 Nan v 25 NanM p 49

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Elāvacca (Ailāpatya) Night of the third day of a fortnight ¹

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Ailaṣādha (Ailaṣadha) One of the four knaves of Dhuttakkhāṇaga He narrated his experience before the three knaves in the following way

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Once I went in a forest with my cows Some thieves appeared there all of a sudden I hid all my cows in a blanket and tied them in a cloth I ran to the village with the bundle on my head After a little while the thieves also entered the village The villagers out of fear entered a fruit called valumka The fruit was eaten by a she goat The she goat was swallowed by a boa-constrictor The boa constrictor was eaten by a bird The bird flew and sat on a banyan tree One of its legs was hanging downwards An elephant of the army of a king got entangled in the hanging leg The bird started flying along with the elephant It was then killed with an arrow When its stomach was ripped open the boa constrictor came out When the stomach of the boa constrictor was ripped the she goat came out and so on

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1 NisBh 294 N C I pp 102 3

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