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.s7.123

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Kāliṅga¹ (*“the king of the Kāliṅgas,”* named Cṛutāyudha or Cṛutāyus). § 264 (*Subhakriyāp.*): II, 4*β*, 121 (*Cṛutāyudhaḥ*, in the palace of Yudhishṭhira).—§ 290 (*Çiçupālavadhap.*): II, 44, 1540.—§ 561 (*Yānasandhip.*): V, 62*ββ*, 2426 (*Avantya-K-Jayadrutheshu*).—§ 576 (*Bhagavadgītāp.*): VI, 16*α*, 623 (*Cṛutāyudhaḥ*, commanded one *akshauhiṇī* of Duryodhana’s army); 17, 662 (*Paurava-K°aḥ*, in the van of Duryodhana’s army).—§ 579 (*Bhīshmavadhap.*): VI, 53*γ*, 2230; 54*γ*, 2236 (i.e. Cṛutāyus, proceeded against Bhīmasena), 2254, 2258 (*°sya sutaḥ*, i.e. Çakradeva), 2262, 2265, (*¹²*), 2305, 2308 (is slain by Bhīmasena), 2309 (*the protectors of his wheels are slain*).—§ 619 (*Strīvilāpap.*): XI, 25*κ*, 711 (*mentioned among the slain*). Cf. Kāliṅga, Kāliṅgādhipa, Kāliṅgādhipati, Kāliṅgaka, Kāliṅgaka, Kāliṅgarāja.