Buddha: His Life, his Doctrine, his Order c11.s1.92

c11.s1.92

∗ In this connection we may also point to the fact that the list of the Açvamedhayâjinas, “Çat. Br.” xiii, 5, 4, generally states with reference to each king the people over which he ruled (Purukutsa is designated as Aikshvâko râjâ, Marutta as Âyogavo râjâ, Kraivya as Pañcâlo râjâ, and so on), but in three cases this detail is omitted apparently as superfluous: these cases are those of Janamejaya and his brothers, as well as Bharata and Çatânîka. The first-named was, as is well-known, a Kuru prince; the two last were Bharata kings.