An Index to the Names in the Mahabharata, with Short Explanations and a Concordance to the Bombay and Calcutta Editions and P. C. Roy's Translation c5.s2.1199

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Mahishaghna ("slayer of Mahisha"): XIII, 905. Makhaghna ("destroyer of [Dakṣa's] sacrifice"): VII, 2876. Mīdhvas: III, 1628; VII, 9524; XIV, 195. Mṛgavyādha: XIV, 197. Munīndra: XIII, 887. Nandīçvara: XII, 10481; XIII, 1189 (1000 names²), 1747 (°sya mūrtim), 7103 (mahākāyo grāmaṇīr Vṛṣadhvadhvajaḥ). Nīçacarapati: VII, 2046. Nīlagrīva ("having a dark neck"): III, 1625; VII, 2876; VIII, 1447; XII, 10359 (1000 names¹). Cf. the next. Nīlakaṇṭha (do.): I, 1154 (origin of the name : Çiva swallowed the poison Kāla-kūṭa, then his throat became dark); II, 1641; VII, 9471, 9541; XII, 13206 (origin of the name : Nārāyaṇa seized Çiva in the throat, which became dark); XIII, 843, 1154 (1000 names²). Cf. Çitikaṇṭha. Nīlalohita: VIII, 1505; XIII, 910 (Rudrāṇāṁ Nīlalohitaḥ), 1089. Paçubhṛtṛ: IX, 2414; XII, 10291; XIII, 620. Paçupati: I, 5698 (a festival in honour of him at Vārāṇavata); II, 402 (in the palace of Kubera), 556 (°er gṛhe, Jarāsandha kept the vanquished kings), 1642; III, 14545, 15855; IV, 339 (P°er iva, sc. samāje); V, 7593 (had given the Paçupata weapon to Arjuna, all. to Kairātap.); VI, 219 (on Meru); VII, 9615 (etymology); IX, 2664 (gave Skanda an army of bhūtas named Dhanañjaya); X, 447 (nyapātayat . . . . . . paçūn P°ir yathā); XII, 10221, 10230, 10238, 10692, 13365; XIII, 698, †771, 780, 3724 (origin of the name), 4113, 4115, 4164, 7515 (etymology); XIV, 209. Parameçvara, q.v. Piṇakadhṛk ("armed with the bow Piṇāka"): I, 7831; III, 1586, 8522, 11939, 11977; IV, 779 (iva); VI, 225, 2770 (iva); VII, 9471, 9564, 9636; XII, 10241, 10258; XIII, 1188 (1000 names²), 1250 (do.), 4110, 6388, 6651, 7467; XIV, 2299 (yathā). Piṇākagoptr (do.): III, 1628. Piṇākahasta (do.): XII, 12639.