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Prakrit Proper Names (Agamic Index I) v1.c5.s9: Ch

Prakrit Proper Names (Āgamic Index I) v1.c5.s9

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Chauma (Chadman) Fifth chapter of the fifth section of Viyāhapaṇṇatti¹ 1 Bha. 176

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Chaumattha (Chadmastha) Eighth chapter of the seventh section of Viyāhapaṇṇatti¹

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Chaula (Ṣaḍuluka) See Chalua¹

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Chakkiriyabhatta (Satkriyabhakta) A religious sect 1 AcaC p 97

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Chagalapura A town where king Sihagiri(1) reigned Butche Chaniya belonged to t 1 Vp 21 SthA p 508

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Chajjivaniyā (Saḍjivan ka) Fourth chapte of D sav yal ya also known as Dhammapannatti 1 Das 4 1 D N 215 6 Vy Bh 4 | 2 D 4 1 310 N C III p 280 IV p 268

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Chaniya or Chaniya (Channika) A butcher of Ch galapura He f ll to the fourth hell aft r death and from th he was r bo n a Sagada(2) 1 Vp 21

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Chapniya (Cha ı ika) See Chaniya 1 Vp 21 2

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Chattagga (Chatr g ) A t wn n tl e Bharaha(2) re on It was the birthplace of Namdan (6) a former l fe of Mahav ra 1 A N 450 A C I p 235 K lpS p 40 S mA p 106

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Chattapalasa (Chatrapala a) A garden as well as a shr n outs de the town of Kayamgala M h a had ted t 1 Bh 90 Uttk p 498

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Chattāra (Chatraka a) An A y ndu tr al g op 1 P j 37

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Chammāni (Sanm n ) A ıllage t d by Mahavira who had to face a lot of troubles here A cowh d had st uck wooden pegs into his ears when he was meditat ng 1 V 1981 A N 526 A C I p 321 K lpV p 171

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Chalua or Chaluga (S duluka) Another name of Rohagutta(1) disciple of Sirigutta 1 V 3008 A C I p 426

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Chavviya (Charvika) An A ıya industr al group preparing useful articles from straw 1 P j 37 P jM p 58

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**Chattā (Kṣuptā)** A goddess¹

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**Chedasuta (Chedaśruta)** See Cheyasutta. 1 J tBh. 182

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**Chedasnya (Chedaśruta)** Same as Cheyasutta ¹ 1 VyaBh 56.2

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Cheyasutta (Chedasūtra) A group of canonical texts deriving the name from expiation called *Cheda*¹ (cut in seniority) Though the term Cheyasutta occurs as early as the date of Avasayaṇijjatti² there is no mention of the number of these texts in such old works The following names have been enumerated by Bhavaprabhasuri in this context³ (1) Nisītha-Nisīha (2) Mahanisītha-Mahānisīha, (3) Vyavahāra-Vavahāra (4) Daśaśrutaskandha Dasāsuyakkhamdha (5) Brhatkalpa-Kappa and (6) Jitakalpa-Jiyakappa The Cheyasuttas were allowed to be taught to nuns as well till the time of preceptor Rakkhiya(1) and not afterwards It should be taught to the pupils who have grown up properly in intelligence etc ⁵

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| 1 Cheda literally means cut and consequently Chedasutra may be construed as treatise that prescribe cut in seniority of the monks and nuns of olting rules (facara) | 2 AvaN 778 Vis 2795 NisBh 6190 3 Commentary on his own work Jina dharma parastotra p 94 4 Vy Bh 5 62ff 5 Ibid 10 273 B hBh 408 J tBh 182 |

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**Cheyasnya (Chedasutra)** See Cheyasutta ¹ 1 VyaBh 4 12

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