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.s3.47

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Daitya, adj. ("belonging to the Daityas"). § 743b (Vipulop.): XIII, 40a, 2281 (*vapuḥ*). Daitya, dual (*°au*) = Sunda and Upasunda: I, 7622, 7656, 7678, 7711. Daityadvīpa, a Suparṇa, son of Garuḍa. § 564 (Mātalīyop.): V, 1013, 3596 (enumeration). Daityahan = Çiva (1000 names²). Daityakanyā = Çarmiṣṭhā: I, 3410. Daityanāçana = Kṛṣṇa: XII, 1526. Daityanibarhaṇa = Indra: XVII, 108. Daityapa ("king of the Daityas") = Bali: XIII, 4698. Daityapati¹ (do.) = Prahlāda: XII, 8056. Daityapati² (do.) = Vṛtra: XII, 10128. Daityasattama¹ = Namuci: VI, 3678 (*N°*). Daityasattama² = Tāraka: VII, 6718 (*T°*). Daityasenā ("the army of the Daityas"), daughter of Prajāpati and sister of Devasenā. § 495 (Skandotpatti): III, 224, 14257, 14259 (robbed by the Asura Keçin). Daityecvara = Bali: XII, 8153. Daityendra¹ = Hiraṇyakaçipu: III, 15834, 15838. Daityendra² = Ilvala: III, 8619 (*I°*). Daityendra³ = Naraka: III, 10923 (*N°*). Daityendra⁴ = Nikumbha: I, 7620 (*N°*). Daityendra⁵ = Prahlāda: II, 2315 (*P°*); III, 1030 (*P°*); XII, 4588, 4590, 4592, 4600, 4606, 8057. Daityendra⁶ = Tāraka: IX, 2691. Daityendra⁷ = Virocana: V, 1187. Daityendra⁸ = Vṛtra: XII, 10054. Daityendra⁹, dual (*°au*) = Sunda and Upasunda: I, 7641, 7645. Daivakīnandana = Viṣṇu, v. Devakīnandana. Daivarāti = Janaka: XII, 11546 (*J°*), 11819. Daivayāneya ("son of Devayānī") = I, 3163. Dakṣa¹ (Prācetasa), a Prajāpati. § 3 (Anukram.): I, 1, 33 (*Prācetasas tathā D°o D°putrāç ca sapta vai, came out of the primordial egg*). — § 87 (Amçāvat.): I, 65, 2519 (thirteen daughters of D., viz. Aditi, etc., married to Kaçyapa). — § 115 (Amçāvat.): I, 66, 2574 (*D. sprung from the right toe of Brahmán. D. had his sons (naṣṭaputraḥ), (cf. § 138), but had 50 daughters, whom he made his putrikaḥ; 10 of them were married to Dharma, 27 to Indu, i.e. the Moon, 13 to Kaçyapa*). — § 136 (Yayātyup.): I, 75, 3126 (*Prajāpateḥ*). — § 137 (Sambhavap.): Prācetas had 10 sons (*mukhajeṅninnā yais te pūrvam dagdhā maharṣasaḥ, PCR. seems to have followed a different reading), from them sprang the muni Dakṣa Prācetasa, and from him the creatures (*sa hi Lokapitāmahaḥ*): I, 75, 3130 (*Prācetasaḥ*). — § 138 (do.): Dakṣa had from his wife Viriṇī 1,000 sons, whom Nārada taught the Sāṅkhya as a means of salvation (*mokṣam adhyupāyam āsa Sāṅkhya-jñānam anuttamam*). Then *Da*ṣa had his 50 daughters his *putrikāḥ*, and bestowed 10 of them to Dharma, etc. (cf. § 115); I, 75, 3131 (*Prācetasaḥ*), 3132 (*°putrān*). — § 156 (Pūruv.): I, 95, 3760 (father of Aditi). — § 164 (*Āparop.*): I, 99, 3927 (*°sya duhitā . . . Surabhi*). — § 191 (Arjuna): I, 123a, 4808 (*Prajāpatiḥ*, came to see the birth of Arjuna). — § 270 (*Brahmasabhāv.*): II, 11, 436 (*Pracetāḥ*, in the palace of Brahmán). — § 410 (Plakṣāvataraṇaṭ.): III, 130, 10537 (performed a sacrifice at Sarasvatī and pronounced a blessing on the spot). — § 489 (Yakṣayuddhap.): III, 163, 11854 (the seventh of Brahmán's spiritual sons). — § 496 (Skandotpatti): III, 224, 14295 (*Svāhā was daughter of D.*). — § 503 (Skandayuddha): III, 231, 14516 (*°sya . . . kanyā Svāhā*).