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.s6.218

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Pāṇḍaveyasya, do.).—§ 49 (Vāsuki): I, 37, 1596 (yajñaḥ . . . J°sya), 1598; 38, 1623 (Pāṇḍaveyaḥ).—§ 52 (cf. Āstīkap.): J., the minor son of Parikṣit, is made king and married to Vapuṣtamā, the daughter of the Kāçi king Suvarṇavarman: I, 44, 1807 (Kurupravīram).—§ 56 (Parikṣit): I, 49, 1933 (rājā), (1935), 1937 (rājānam), 1945, (†1951); 50, 1977 (the ministers of J. told him how Parikṣit had been stung by Takṣaka, and how Takṣaka had induced the brahman Kāçyapa to not help Parikṣit).—§ 57 (cf. Āstīkap.): The menial of a brahman who gathered sacrificial fuel in the banyan-tree, which was burnt by Takṣaka and revived by Kāçyapa, was equally burnt to ashes and revived, and had told to the ministers of J. what had happened between Takṣaka and Kāçyapa. J. resolved to avenge his father and Uttaṅka: I, 50, 1992, 2004, (2007).—§ 58 (do.): As there was a snake-sacrifice read of in the Purāṇa, J. caused the preparations for such a sacrifice to be made. When the sacrificial platform was being constructed, the Sūta Lohitākṣa, versed in the rules of building, announced that both the soil and the time of the sacrifice forboded that a brahman would come to prevent the completion of the sacrifice. J. therefore gave orders not to admit anybody without his knowledge (I, 51).—§ 59 (Sarpasattra): I, 53, 2041 (Pāṇḍaveyasya, description of his snake-sacrifice).—§ 60 (do.): I, 53, 2054; 54, 2073, 2086, 2093 (°sya tam yajñam, Āstīka came to the sacrifice).—§ 61 (do.): I, 55, †2113 (rājā, Āstīka gratified J.).—§ 62 (do.): I, 56, (†2114), (†2117), (2125), 2126, (†2131), 2135 (J. granted Āstīka a boon, and Āstīka asked that the sacrifice should be stopped).—§ 68 (do.): I, 58, 2167 (rājā), 2175 (Bhārataḥ, thus the sacrifice ceased), 2190 (°sya yajñānte).—§ 70 (Ādivamçāvatāraṇap.): I, 59, 2203; 60, 2208 (sarpasattrāya dīkṣitam), 2214 (rājarṣeḥ), 2215, 2217 (rājarṣiḥ), 2221, 2223, (2224) (requested by J. at the snake-sacrifice, Vyāsa causes Vaiçampāyana to tell the history of the dissension between the Kauravas and the Pāṇḍavas).—§ 72 (do.): I, 62, (2283) (J. wishes to hear the Mbhr. in full, Vaiçampāyana begins his narrative).—§ 84 (do.): I, 64, (2456).—§ 85 (Sambhavap., Amçāvat.): I, 65, (2515).—§ 130 (do., do.): I, 67, (2637), (2727).—§ 133 (do., Duṣyanta): I, 68, (2799); 69, (2814).—§ 134 (do., Çakuntalop.): I, 74, 2989.—§ 137 (do., Dakṣa Prācetasa): I, 75, 3133.—§ 145 (do., Kaca): I, 76, (3183), 3186.—§ 149 (do., Yayāti): I, 86, (3540).—§ 150 (do., Pūruy.): I, 94, (3691), 3708.—§ 156 (da., do.): I, 95, (3754).—§ 160 (do., do.): I, 95, ††3837 (son of Parikṣit and Mādravatī, husband of Vapuṣtamā, and father of Çatānīka and Çañkukarṇa).—§ 167 (do., Vicitravīryop.): I, 102, 4096.—§ 172 (do., Apimāṇḍavyop.): I, 107, (4305).—§ 181 (do., Duḥçalotpatti): I, 116, (4523).—§ 182 (do., Dhṛtarāṣṭraputranāmak.): I, 117, (4540).—§ 183 (do., Pāṇḍu): I, 118, (4558).—§ 190 (do., Pāṇḍavotpatti): I, 123, 4759.—§ 198 (do., Çaradvat): 1, 130, (5071).—§ 200 (do., Droṇa): I, 130, (5100).—§ 213 (Jatugṛhap.): I, 141, (5651).—§ 215 (Bakavadhap.): I, 157, (6103).—§ 216 (Caitrarathap.): I, 165, (6316).—§ 231 (Svayaṃvarap.): I, 185, 6945, 6953.—§ 245 (Rājyalābhap.): I, 208, (7596).—§ 248 (Arjunavanavāsap.): I, 214, 7782.—§ 251 (do.): I, 218, 7897, 7900.—§ 252 (Subhadrāharaṇap.): I, 220, 7931.—§ 253 (Harapāharaṇap.): I, 221, 7986.—§ 255 (Khāṇḍavadah., Agnipārābhava): I, 223, (8094).—§ 259 (do., Çārṅgakop.): I, 229, (8331); 232, 8428.—§ 271 (Lokapālasabhākhyānap.): II, 12, 512.—§ 277 (Jarāsandhavadhap.): II, 21, 830.—§ 279 (Digvijayap., Arjuna): II, .