Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c27.19

c27.19

Kaccāyana, see Pakudha. Kakusandha, a Buddha, 27. Kaṇāda, date of, 305, n. 3. Kanika, 229. Kaniṣka, 20, 154, 227. Kant, 45, n. 1, 55, 264, n. Kapila, nominal founder of the Sāṃkhya, 140. Kapilavatthu, alleged connexion with Kapila, 140. Kārli, seat of Mahāsāṅghika school, 158, Kāçyapa, legend of, 211, n. 1. Kāçyapa Mātaṅga, 218, n. 3. Kāçyapīya, sect, 149, 150, 158, 163. Kashmir, 152, 154, 155; decline in monasticism, 297. Kasiṇas, form of meditation, 125. Kassapa, see Pūraṇa. Kassapa, the Buddha, 27; as teacher of Çākyamuni, 212. Kassapika, see Kāçyapīya. Kātyāyanīputra 154. Kesakambalin, see Ajita. Kevaddha (or Kevatta) Sutta, 33, 47. Khāravela of Kaliṅga, 32. Khattiyas, 72, 121, 293, n. 3. Khemā, a nun, conversation of, with Pasenadi, 66. Koṇāgamana, a Buddha, 27. Knowledge, limits of, 33-46; kinds of, in Madhyamaka, 235, 236; in Vijñānavāda, 242-4; 303-19. Kuanyin, deity, 300, n. 3. Kukkulika, or Kukkuṭika, sect, 149, 150, 208. Kumārajīva, 229. Kumāralabdha, head of Sautrāntika school, 156. Kumārila, 293, n. 3, 317. Kṛṣṇa, deity of, 15, 283. Kṣatriyas, 72, 121, 293, n. 3.