General Index

GENERAL INDEX

N. B. In the case of several works and authors like the Mitākṣarā, Aparārka, Raghunandana, Smrticandrikā etc. which occur almost on every page, exhaustive references are not given.

Abdhi, relied on by Smrtyarthasāra, Adbhutasāgara, of Ballalasena, pp.

p. 725.

548, 629, 730, 732-33, 893n. Abbidhānakosa (lexicon ), p. 557. | Ādhi, four varieties of, p. 522. Abhirāmapura, p. 774n.

Adhiśvara, two kinds of, p. 618. Abhyankar, M. M. Vasudeva Shastri, Adhyakṣapraçāra, p. 208.

pp. 791., 678,

Ādideva (S’ri ), Prime Minister of Abul Fazal, killed by Virasimba, p. Vabaga king, p. 644.

Adipurāṇa, pp. 715, 731, 893. Acāracandra, p. 8487.

Adiśūra, king who brought brāhma Ācāracandrikā, p. 893n.

nas into Bengal, pp. 624, 707. Ācāracintāmaṇi, of Vācaspati, pp. Aditya, author of Ṣadasīti, p. 916.

760, 844, 893n.

Adityapurāṇa, pp. 715, 893 ; quoted Ācārādarśa of S’ridatta, pp. 587, 760,1 in Srāddhasāra, p. 866n.

761, 840, 893n.

Adityabhatta, author of Kālādarsa, Ācārādarśabodhini, com. on Ācārā. p. 597.

darśa by Gaurīpati, p. 760.

Adoption, rules of, in Vasietha, Acāradipa, of Kamalakara, p. 927. p. 105; Atrion, p. 262; of a Ācāramayūkba, p. 273.

ksatriya boy, allowed to brāb Ācārapradipa, p. 847.

mana by Medhātithi, pp. 581-82;

whether a girl can be taken in, Ācāraprakāśa, quoted by Mitramiśra,

p. 956 ; rules of, in Dattakadidbiti, p. 945.

pp. 954-56. Ācārārka, of Divākarabhatta, p. 941.

Adultery, with pravrajitā, & mortal Ācārasāgara of Ballalasena, pp. 731,

sin, according to Nārada, p. 794n.

474 ; punishment for, according Ācārendusekara, of Nāgoji, p. 964. | to Yama, Smrticandrikā and Ācāroddyota, p. 805.

Vyavahāramayūkha, p. 527.

Acāryacūdāmaṇi, pp. 8937., 930n.

Adverse possession, vide under

possession, Ācāryas, meaning of, pp. 32–33, 209;

conflicting views of Manu about, | Agamasaukhya, p. 913n. p. 331 ; views of, according to Agastya, pp. 245, 336, 373 ; rising of Kautilya, p. 209; referred to by star, in Ujjayidi and Rādha, Gautama, pp. 13, 32; greatness of, p. 707 ; rise of, dealt with in p. 95.

Jyotibsaukhya, p. 911, Actors, looked down upon, p. 133. Agastyasaṁhitā, p. 958n. Acyutacakravartin, anthor of San. | Agnihotraprayoga, of Anantadeva,

darbhasūçikā, p. 729.

p. 959.

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Agnikumāra, elder brother of Hara- | Alankārasudhānidhi, of Sāyana,

datta, p. 747.

p.78514. Agoinitra, named in Vyavahāranir. | Alekhana, quoted by Bhāradvāja,

paya, p. 816.

p. 290. Agnipurāṇa, date of, p. 426 ; portion Alexander, pp. 35, 36, 173, 218.

of vyavahāra of, pp. 421-27 ; Altekar, Prof. A. S., pp. 157,714, 911; borrows from Yājśavalkyat and

criticized, p. 180. Nārada, pp. 424-27 ; extent of, Amrakośa, pp. 17., 168, 225, 227, p. 415 ; Rāma story in, p. 408 ;

373 1., 634, 70114., 938 ; Rāyamu mentioned in Dharmasindhu, p.975.

kula’s com, 01, p. 839; date of, Agrawala, Dr. V. S., pp. 817., 414. p. 71n. ; refers to dināra and

niska, p. 479. Ābnikacintā mani, of Vācaspati,

Amarasimha, p. 237. p. 845.

Ambarīsi, pp. 219, 220, 245. Āhnikaprakāśa, pp, 942, 946.

Ambaṣıba, a mixed caste, p. 142. Áhnikatattva, pp. 588, 899, 900, 901.

Āmbhiyas, pp. 156, 209, 199n. Ain-i-Akbari, p. 911.

Amrtavyākhyā, p. 917). Aitareyabrāhmana, pp. 2, 8, 9, 95,

308, 337.

Ansaprakāsikā, a com. on Vippu

purana, p. 981. Aiyangar, Prof. K. V. Rangaswami,

Anadhyaya, cessation of study on pp. 298, 3187., 491–94, 196, 609,

the first day of month, p. 397 ; 663, 664, 815; criticized, pp. 611,

rules about, apply only to Vedic 817–20, 821.

study and not to sacrifices, p. 64. Aiyar, Mr. R. Narayanaswami, pp. | Anākulā, com. on Āpastambagshya,

386, 399n.

P. 742. Ajigurta, who was ready to sacrifice Anandabouhācārya, quoted in Jivan.

his son, p. 336; figures in Inuktiviveka, p. 788. Aitareyabrāhmapa, p. 337.

Anandagiri, p. 547. Ājivaka, p. 219.

Adandakanda-campū, of Mitramista, Ajñākraya, sale of arreares of p. 948.

revenue by kiny’s order, p. 299. | Anandapurna, commentator of the Akbar, pp. 862, 907, 908 ; Pārasikat ishābhārata, p 381.

emperor, p. 909; biography of, by Ādandasañjirana, ascribed to Vincent Smith, p. 911; contem

Madanapala, p. 802. porary of Rudracandra, p. 962,

Ananta, p. 551. Akbarnama, of Beveridge, p. 911.

Anantadeva, pp. 953-963 ; author of Akhandādarśa, pp. 816, 975.

Rajadharmakaustubha, pp. 389, Ākhyānas, named by Manu, p. 315 ; |

408. Mahābhārata mentions, as the 5th Anantāśrama, author of Vyngyārtha Veda, p. 293.

kaumudi, p. 953. Akṣamālā, of low birth, united to Ananta Vasudeva, temple of, p. 614.

Vasiṣtha, p. 336.

Anāvilā, com, on Āśvalāyadagṛhya, Aksapāda, propounded Nyāya sys. I pp. 742, 743.

tem of logic, p. 556.

Andhra, p. 67 ; Mlecoba country, not Alamkārasarvasva, p. 405.

fit for sacrifice, p. 659 ; called Alankāraśāstra, beginnings of, in

Trilinga, p. 876. Kautilya, p. 210.

Andhuka, an author, pp. 7019., 708.

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p. 40.

Andikā, a weight, p. 487.

views of, coincide with Jimi. Aney, Shri M. S., p. 373n.

tarāhana’s, p. 719. Anga, country, home of mixed castes, Āpastamba, pp. 329, 595; home and

p. 48.

personal history of, p. 66; bis school Aigas, of Veda, cannot be designated earlier than Hirnyakesin’s, p. 66;

as Veda, p. 64 ; six, p. 100.

views of, opposed to those of Angiras, pp. 278, 329-30; Smiti of,

others on sereral points, p. 70; pp. 507–509.

called ‘sūtrabāra’ in Bau. Gr., Angirasa, story of, pp. 336, 337. Animāṇdarya, p. 246.

Apastamba, school of, a subdivision

of Khāndikīyas, p. 54. Aniruddha, pp. 651, 662, 727-730;

guru of Ballalasena, p. 518.

Apastambadharmasūtra, pp. 61., 14, Antalikita, a Greek king, p. 355.

15, 16, 53–90, 329; autbor of, Antaryāmi Sruti, is Bļ. p. III. 7. I.

southerner, p. 29; contents of, pp. 23, p. 78712.

56ff.; age of, pp. 70, 73 ff.; bhāsya

kūra of, p. 89; Haradatta’s com. Aotyajas, Viṣṇucharnasūtra prohi

Cjjvalā on, pp. 89, 742; conflict bits speuch with, p. 121 ; oven, between views of, and of Baudbā. Pp. 262, 508 ; no prayilīcitta for

yana, p. 62; contains many strange men who bathe in or drink water

words, p. 59; has many sūtras and from a well constructed by, p.

Verses in common with Baudhā 294 ; can instal image of Bhairava

Fana, p. 51; has special relation to acc. to Devīpurāṇa, p. 935n.

Pūrramimāṁsā, p. 63; language Antyestipaddhati, of Nārāyancha

of, p. 59; lays down stricter and bhatta, p. 905.

more puritanic views tban Bau

duāyana, p. 50; literature known Antyeștipaddhati, of Anantadera,

to, pp. 60-63; presuplioses grhya

sutra, p. 55; stricking cojucidences Anubhūtiprakāśit, of Mūniharicārya,

between, and Gautamadharmasū. p. 787.

tra, pp. 62-63; explanation of the Anurāda, cannot be a vidhi, p. 64.

word purchase? in, p. 79. Anviksiki, one of the Vidyag, pp.

Apastambagrhyasūtra, pp. 16, 17, 40, 144, 145, 434 ; ātmavidya, lamp of

55, 16; topics of brahmacārins, all vidyās, p. 226 ; tarkividya acc.

atitli and srāddha meagrely stated to Kṣiragvāmin, pp. 225. 226.

in, p. 21; commentary on, by Apadeśa, one of the yantrayuktis, Sudarīanācārya, p. 567; comment

meaning of, pp. 195-96.

ary Anākulā on, p. 742; refers to Apadeva, author of Swticanibel, teachings of the Dharmasūtra,

p. 741.

p. 55; silent about the forms of Āpadeva, author of Mimāṁsāuya

marriage, holidays, p. 55;

some sūtras in, identical with yaprakasa, p. 961.

those of Ap. Dh. S., p. 55; compo A parārka, or Aparāditya, pp. 34, 66, sed by the author of dharmasūtra,

90, 105, 131, 133, 328, 410, 187, 492, p. 56; extremely brief as com 713–723; quotes Viṣṇu most pared with Asv. Gr. and Gobhila profusely, pp. 120, 272 ; quote grliya, p. Jt. Parāsara and Viṣeucharmott:l’it

A pastamla-kilpa, divisions of, p. 53. frequently, p. 464; criticizes Mitā. ksarā, pp. 719–1 ; quoted and A pastanıltsrautii-sūtra, p.71; author refuted by Smiticandrikā, p. 721; } whip uf, 1). 54.

OV

p. 963.

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Āpastambasūtra-dhranitārtha-kārikā Asabāya, pp. 37, 547-551; composed

of Trikandamandana, p. 551,

bhāsya on Nārada, pp. 546, 547, Āpastambiya-mantrapātba, p. 82n. ;

and on Gautama, pp. 548, 728;

commentary of, on Saṅkha-Likhita a commentary of Haradatta on, p. 742.

p. 547; probably composed &

commentary on Manusmrti, pp. Apekṣitārthadyotini, of Nārāyana, 548-49.

p. 805.

Āśauca, none, in marriages, famines, Apipāla, p. 893n.

fairs etc., p. 285; none for kings, Apte, Prof. M. V., p. 17n.

royal officers, physicians etc., Āranyaka, composed by Yāj., p. 433.1 p. 519. Aratta, a country, pp. 49, 219. A saucadaśaka, p. 613; authorship of,

pp. 613–14; commentaries on, Arhat, teachings of, delude people,

p. 614. p. 511.

Ā$auca-nirṇaya, of Jivadeva, p. 961. Arjuna, p. 211.

ĀSauca-nirṇaya, of Nāgoji, p. 964. Ārkavivāha, p. 976.

Ā śauca-nirṇaya (or ṣadasīti ), of Arthakaumudi, commentary on Su.

Kausikāditya, p. 917. ddhidipikā, p. 882

Aśaucasāgara, of Kullūka, p. 758. Arthasāstra, of Brhaspati, pp. 162,

289, 290.

Ascetics, yellow-robed, sight of, p.121. Arthaśāstra, of Kautilya, pp. 149

Asmarathya, p. 290. 256; meaning of the word, pp. 149. Asoka, pp. 59., 6n., 190, 214, 2177., 52; identified with rājanītiśāstra, 144; was crowned 218 years after p. 151; upaveda of Atharvaveda, passing away of Buddha, p. 171. pp. 152, 158, Cākṣusiya and Kauti.

Āramas, division into four, ascribed liya, pp. 152-54; commentaries

to asura Kapila, according to on, pp. 1556; Kautilya’s is the

Baudbāyana, pp. 45–46; Ksatriya oldest text on, p. 158; Mudrārā.

can resort to three, pp. 438n., 456. kṣasa and, pp. 166, 168, 173-74; of

Astāngahrdaya, of Vāgbhata, pp. Kautilya, pp. 175-97; Kautilya’s

118n., 755 ; com, Ayurvedarasa definition of, p. 193; form, style and contents of, pp. 198 ff.; age of,

pana on, by Hemādri, p. 755. pp. 175, 177, 233-41; relation of, to | Asvaghoṣa, refers to Brhaspati and Manusmrti and the Mahābhārata, Sukra, p. 162; refers to Mānara pp. 241 ff.; & branch of dharma- dharma, p. 330. $āstra, p. 158; commentaries Prati- |Āśvalāyanagrbya, pp. 15, 54, 311; pada pañcikā and Nayacandrikā

commentary on, by Nārāyana, on, pp. 247–48.

p. 591; commentary Anāvilā on, Āryāpañcadasi, quoted in Jivan- pp. 742, 743; mentions several

muktiviveka, p. 788.

sages, p. 24, Aryā varta, views about, quoted by Asvalāyana-srauta-sūtra, refers to

Baudbāyana, pp. 48–49; definition djfferiog views of Gāpagāri, Taul of, p. 118; limits of, according to vali and Gautama, p. 28; does not Saṅkha, p. 141; Bhallāvins’ gātha mention Kutala among gotra on the limits of, pp. 45, 313; limits groups, p. 196; commentary of of, pp. 11, 97; location of, given Nārāyana on, pp. 591, 593.

by Vi. Dh. S. vague, p. 121. Ātatāyin, p. 298; killing an, pp. 298, Asafoetida, use of, forbidden accord- 497, 640; who are, when they

ing to Haradatta, p. 744,

could be killed in self-defence, p.95,

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Atharvaṇādbbuta, p. 732n.

Aviśvāsa, sheet-anchor of Brhaspati’s Atharvaveda, pp. 7, 9n., 232, 8481.;

policy, p. 288; essence of all contains many verses of the nitiśāstras, p. 159. Rgveda, p. 2; Artbaśāstra is the Ayogava, a mixed caste, p. 142. Upaveda of, p. 63; spoken of as

Ayurveda, p. 645; eight angas of, Atharvāngirasi Sruti, p. 315; has pp. 2167., 259. Kauiskasūtra as its grbya, p. 19.

Ayurvedarasāyana, com. on Vāgbha Atheism, referred to by Manu, ta’s work, p. 755.

P. 315. Atithi, duties of p. 21; definition of, Bādarāyana, p. 732n.

p. 57; precidence of, p. 57; proce- Bāhlika, a country, p. 219; a non dure in case of, whose caste and

Aryan tribe, p. 261. character are doubtful, and one

Bāhudantaka, Damed in Mahābhāra wbo comes to king, p. 57.

ta, pp. 210, 308. Atri, author on dharmaśāstra, p. 315;

Bāhudantiputra, pp. 209, 210. gavo bis only son to Aurva, p. 8; work of, oo dharmačāstra, pp.

Bahvṛcāhnika, p. 927. 261-264; named by Manusmrti, Baijavāpa, p. 805. pp. 302, 315; smrti of, p. 103.

Baijarāpagrhya, p. 18; on Vināyaka, Audumbara, kind of sapatnika p. 440.

vāpaprastha, p. 258.

Bakhtiyar Khilji, defeated Laksmana Aufrecht, Prof., pp. 613, 615, 618, 896, seda, p. 631.

Bālabhūṣā, com. on Tattvamuktāvali, Aupajangbani, p. 286; named by

pp. 9171., 924. Baudhayana 89 holding that

Bālabbūșana, p. 858. aurasa son oply to be recognised, pp. 45, 302.

Bālaka, pp. 640, 705–706, 893n. Aurangzeb, demolished Visvesvara Bālakrida, Viśvarūpa’s com. on Yāj.,

temple, p. 908.

pp. 493, 553. Aurva, p. 8.

Balambbatta, pp. 968-974. Auśanasa-dbarmaśāstra, deals with Bālambhatti, pp. 549, 558, 613; com.

mixed castes and their avocations, on Mitākṣarā, p. 968 ff. p. 270.

Balārkodaya, p. 863. Ausapasas, one of the five schools Balarūpa, pp. 596–598, 776.

mentioned by Kautilya, p. 209.

Balavalabbibbujanga, meaning of, Āvadi, daughter of Kāśinātha, pp. 645, 646.

married to Rāmakrṣṇa, son of

Ballklasena, pp. 629, 730–735; quotes Marathi poet Moropant, p. 978.

Mabā-Vyāsa and Laghu-Vyāsa, Avakraya, meaning of, p. 298.

p. 534; pupil of Aniruddha, pp. Avantivarman, vanquished Hūnas,

548, 728. p. 169.

Bāṇa, pp. 49, 174, 187, 197, 475, Āvarta, p. 731.

5579., 646, 705. A vasathika, meaning of, p. 627. Bapavase, country of, p. 791. Avanti, p. 373; country of mixed’ Bandhus, p. 305; three kinds of, p.

castes, p. 48,

1 597.

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Banerji-sastri, A., p. 247.

| Belvalkar, Dr., pp. 227, 747, 965, Banerji, Dr. S. C., pp. 10, 81-86, 966, 973.

128, 136, 8367., $387., 8517., criti

Bergaigne, A., p. 345. cized p. 87.

Beveridge, p. 911. Bapat, Prof., p. 137.

Bhāgabhadra, a king, p. 355. Bārhaspatyas, p. 206; one of the five

Bhagaradbhaktinirṇaya, pp. 959,963, schools mentioned by Kautilya, p. 209.

Bhagavadgitā, pp. 4, 252, 413; verses Barua, Dr. B. M., pp. 178, 216–217.

of, borrowed by Yāj. Smrti, pp.

450, 451; rerses of, borrowed by Basu, Shri G. C., p. 811.

Viṣṇudharmasūtra, p. 117; largely Bathing, in rivers, disallowed in the

quoted in Jīvarmuktiviveka, p.788; months of Srāvana and Bhadra- referred to liy Haradatta, p. 749. pada, p. 5:22; on touching certain

Bhagavannāmakaumudi, of Laksmi. people, p. 536.

dhara, p. 963; Anantadera’s com. Baudhāyana, a teacher of Krsna

called Prakāśa on, p. 963. Yajurveda, p. 38; his sūtras, how

Bhagavantabhāskara, of Nīlakantha, arranged according to Burnell, p.

p. 938. composed in Bundelkhand, 38; styler Kānvāyana, p. 39; sty

P. 881. led pravacanakāra, p. 10.

Bhagavantadera, patron of Nilakan. Baudhāyana-īlharmasūtra, pp. 38-53;

tha, p. 938. age of, pp. 49-51; authors named in, p. 15; borrows one chapter Bhagavatapurāṇa, pp. 298, 413, 421, from Goutama, pr. 33, 13; has $46, 898n., 910n.; not drawn upon many Sūtras in common with in Dānasāgara, p. 731; Sridhara Gautama, p. 34; contents of, pp. srāmin’s commentary on, pp. 378, 41-43; structure of, p. 44; litera- 379, 886; extent of, p. 415; philo ture known to, pp. 44-17; home

sophy of, embodied in Muktūpbala, of, pp. 47-19: one chapter of,

p. 754, agrees closely with Vishudharma. sūtra, p. 43; text of, rather suspi.

Bhagavattattramañjarī, p. 730. cious, p. 43; has many sūtras in Bhāguri, it commentator of Manu, common with Apastambul, p. 51; pp. 316, 70171., 770n. has numerous quotations in com- | Bhaimarathi, an Akhyāyikā, p. 81. mon with Vasisiba, p. 52: refers

Blairavendra, king of Mithilā, pp. to Baudhāyanagihya, p. 39; seve ral verses comnion to Parāśara

814, 847, 852.

and, p. 463.

Bhakti, p. 359; meaning of, p. 359n.;

topic dealt with in some Purāpas, Baudhāyanagrhya, illow’s upauayana

p. 413; nine aspects of, pp. 952– to rrethakuorrt, . 50, referred to

53. by Bau. Dh. S., p. 39; on the word ‘bhruna’ p. 18; on marriage

Bhaktinirnnya, p. 975.

pakṣntras, p. 416; quoted in the

Bhaktiviveka, p. 963. Mitākṣarı, p. 43.

Bhallāvina, gāthā of, quoted in Bauddhas, delurle people, p. 511.

Bauhāyana, about limits of Ar Baz Bahadur, patron of Anantadevil,

Jūvarta, p. 45; gāthā of, quoted pp. 957, 961; Anante:devil cuinpileci

Hy Visiṣl, I’p. 4.7, 100. Smrtikaustubha at the commitne Błāmati, ou Śhaṅkarabhāsya, pp. 143, of, p. 960; date of, p. 962.

563, 583. Beames, p. 876.

Bhāminivilāsa, p. 624,

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TJIE

Bhandari, Pandit Vignu Prasad, p.;

948. Bhandarkar, Dr. Sir, pp. 377, 760,

949. Bhandarkar, Ar, D. R., pp. 15 n., 157,

215, 221, 492; criticized, p. 223. Bhāradyāja, writer on dharma, pp.

290-294; who accepted many

p. 336, Bhāradvāja, writer on Arthaśāstra,

pp. 164, 209, 210; views of, 291;

Kaninka, pp. 209, 291. Bhāradvājagṛhyasūtra, pp. 17, 39,

290. Bhāradvājasrautasūtra, p. 290. Bharata, author of Nalyasastra, P.

291. Bhāratabhāvadīpa, Nilakantha Catur-

dbara’s commentary on Mahābhā

rata, p. 378. Bharatacandra, Pandit, p. 704. Bharatavākya, meaning of, p. 168;

not defined in Natyaśāstra, p. 169; prominent character in play, p.

169. Bbāratītīrtba, teacher of Madhavā.

cārya, p. 785. Bhāravi, p. 77. Bhārgava, mentioned in Karmapra

dipa, p. 503. Bhargaviya, p. 732n. Bhartryajĩa, pp. 551-533, 576. Bhāruci, pp. 565–571; and the Mitā

kṣarā, p. 569; and the Virpudhar masūtra, pp. 127, 567-68; quoted as dibandhakāra in Saravatīvilāsa,

pp. 872, 873. Bhāsa, pp. 178, 331. Bhāṣā-vyākhyāna, com. on Kautilīya

in Malayalam, p. 155. Bhāskara, bhāṣyakāra on Vedānta

sūtras, p. 757. Bhāskarācāryā, pp. 802, 803. Bhāskaradatta, father of Visakha-

& datta, p. 169. Bhāskara varman, king of Kāmarūpa,

grant of, pp. 291., 167.

H. D. 157

Bhāsyārthasaṁgrahakāra, p. 738. Bhattabhālūka, p. 817. Bbattacharya, Dr. Bhabatosh, pp.

388, 389, 4381., 630, 772 etc.;

criticized, pp. 768–70, 883–84. Bhattacharya, Dr. Durgāmohan, pp.

625, 627. Bhattacharya, Prof. Dineshcandra,

pp. 637, 6447. 850. Bhāttadipikā, of Kbandadeva, po

968. Bbattakumāra, named in Vyavahāra

nirṇaya, p. 817. Bhattālankāra, commentary on Mi

mimeānyāyaprakāśa, p. 963. Bhattasyāmin. commentator of

Arthasāstra, pp. 155, 247. Bhattayarśakāvra, of Kāntānātha.

bhatta, p. 906. Bhattavārtika-krt, p. 757. Bhattoji, pp. 347, 466; his commen.

tary on Caturviñsatimata, pp. 482, 511; his commentary on Āś. aucadaśnka, p. 614; son of Laks. midhara, p. 512; pedigree of, 966n.; pupil of Śhaṅkarabhatta and Soṣa

Srikrṣṇa, pp. 965, 967. Bhau Daji, Dr., pp. 786, 791, 926. Bhavabhūti, p. 564. Bhavadeva, pp. 639-652, 8939.; au.

thor of Prayascittanirūpana, p. 596; styled Bālavalabbībhujanga, pr. 644-45; author of Savasūti.

kā-śaucaprakarana, p. 647. Bhāvadhana, p. 701n. Bhavanātha, mentioned by Smītican

drikā, p. 738. Bhavagyāmin, commentator of Nāra.

dasmrti, pp. 477-80, date of, p.

Bhavatrāta, commentator of Kausi

taka Gr. S., p. 16. Bhavesa, king of Mithilā, pp. 767,

775, 843, 849. Bhavisvadu Bhaviṣyapurāṇa, on fire-fold dharma,

p. 4n.; quoted by Aparārka, pp. 34, 105; on Manu, pp. 309, 328; quoted in Srāddhasara, p. 866n.

1250

p. 644,

10

Bhaviṣyatpurāṇa, pp. 345., 63, 414; | Bhuvaneśvara, temple of Ananta at,

speaks of 36 smrtis, p. 303. Bhaviṣyottarapurāṇa, pp. 723, 747, Bindumādbava, form of Viṣṇu, wor

shipped at Benares, p. 925n. Bbiksātana, p. 557.

Bloch, Th., p. 260. Bhiksātanakāvya, of Srivabhaktidāsa, Blochmann, pp. 911, 912.

p. 557.

Bodhāyana, wrote & Vitti called Bhikśu, used by Gautama in the

Kr̥ta koti on the Vedāptasūtras, sense of parivrājaka, p. 35; four pp. 566, 593. kinds of, pp. 258, 259.

Bose, Dr. Atindranath, pp. 217, 218. Bhiksu Prabhamati, commentator of Brahmā, credited with a huge work

Arthaśāstra, p. 155.

on dharma, artba and kāma in the Bhikṣusūtras, p. 80.

Mahābhārata, pp. 287, 308; and

also according to Kāpasūtra, p. Bhimaparākrama, & work, pp. 849n.,

288; from him sprang Virāj, p. 893n.

309; gevoz sons of, p. 511. Bhogadātha, younger brother of Mā.

Brāhma, form of marriage, disting dbavācārya, P. 785; wrote six

uished from Prājāpatya, p. 745. works, p. 785 n.; Darmasaciva of king Sangama II, p. 789.

Brahmacārin, duties of, pp. 9, 258; Bhoja, author of Dharmapradīpa, p.

four kiods of, p. 258. 591.

Brahmacāriprakāśa, p. 881. Bhojadeva, vide under Dhāreśvara, Brahmagupta, p. 700.

p. 893n.; commented on Manu,

Brāhmana, avocations allowed to, pp. 347, 580; numerous works

p. 33; allowed by Vasiṣtha and ascribed to, p. 585; wrote on

Viṣṇudbarmasūtra to marry a girl grammar, medicine and yoga,

of any of the four varṇas, pp. 126, p. 586; author of Rājamārtaṇḍa

269; first allowed and then con. and Bbujabalabbima, p. 588.

demned by Manu for marrying a Bhojaprabandba, p. 589.

$ūdra woman, pp. 205,331; disallow.

ed by Yājöavalkya to marry a Bhojarājīya, quoted in Jayasimha

$ūdra girl, p. 438; varieties of, p. Kalpadruma and Nirnayāmṛta, pp.

262; of certain localities pot hono. 586, 587.

ured (at srāddha), p. 262; no bo Bhrgu, named by Manu, pp. 302, dily injury to be done to, prayag.

315; son of fire, p. 331; quoted by cittas for killing a, pp. 267, 296; DO Kātyāyana, pp. 497, 498.

sin or prāyaścitta for killing an Bhrūna, meaning of, p. 48; prāyaści

atatāyin, pp. 267, 298; learned, tta for killing a, p. 57.

on par with king, p. 315 for

bidden by Manu to dwell in the Bhujabalabhima, a work of Bhoja,

kingdom of a $ūdra, p. 335; pp. 588, 8419, 893n.; cited in

powers of, pp. 336-37; guilty of Dolayātrā, p. 827.

murder aot to be sentenced, p. 302; Bhūpāla, stands for Bhojadeva in of Gayā supermen, p. 412.

works on dharma, pp. 587, 761, Brahmananda-bhārati, author of Pu. 770n.

ruṣārthaprabodha, p. 562. Bhūpāla-krtyasamuccaya, p. 770n. Brahmānandin, and Tanka identical, Bhipāla-paddhati, stands for Bhoja- p. 567.

deva’s work, pp. 587, 770n.; men. Brābmanasarvasva, of Halāyudba, tioned by Vardhamana, p. 858. ? p. 625; chief object of, p. 627.General Index

1251

p. 171.

Brahmāndapurāṇa, pp. 171, 601; does | Bihatkathāmañjari, of Ksemendra,

not contain dāpavidhi, p. 731. Brahmapurāṇa, pp. 126, 601, 670, Br̥hat-Kātyāyana, p. 502,

Brbat-Parāśara, pp. 305, 465-66. Brahmasiddhānta, p. 732n.

Bṛhat-Prācetas, pp. 520, 717. Brahmasūtra, pp. 299, 356; Śhaṅkara’s Br̥hat-Samvarta, p. 513.

bhāṣya on, pp. 65, 443; quotes

Bṛhat-Śatātapa, p. 296. Sāntiparvad to the effect that all

Brides, purchase of, not unknown the four varṇas are entitled to

in Vedic age, p. 7; tests for acquire knowledge, p. 895.

selecting, mentioned in sūtras, Brahmayajña, p. 129n.

P. 310. Brahmayāmala, p. 910n.

Brother, full and half-brother re-uni Breloer, pp. 157, 215.

ted, pp. 824–25; full, inherits first, Brhad-Angiras, p. 509.

p. 969; Nandapandita recognises

uterine, as an heir, p. 920. Brhad-āraṇyakopaniṣad, pp. 65, 73, 97, 145, 422, 431, 461, borrowed by

Brothers, include sisters for inherit Yāj., pp. 434, 440.

ance, according to Nandapandita,

p. 920; succeed before parents in Bșhaddevatā, pp. 211, 337.

case of property acquired without Brhad-Gārgya, quoted in Smrtican- detriment to ancestral property,

drikā, p. 276.

p. 623. Brhad-Rājamārtaṇḍa, p. 588.

Brother’s son, includes grandson for

inheritance, according to Nanda. Brbad-Vasiṣtha, p. 112.

pandita, p. 920. Bșhad-Viṣṇu, pp. 126, 717. Brhad-Yājñavalkya, p. 448.

Buckland, C. E., compiled ‘Diction

ary of Indian Geography’, p. 979. Bṛbad-Yama, pp. 524, 527, 717.

Buddha, p. 171; condemnation of, in Bṛhad-Yogiyājñavalkya, pp. 450

Rāmāyana, p. 371; teaching of, in

Dhammacakka-ppavattana-gutta, Bṛban-Manu, pp. 334, 349, 717. Bșhao-Nārada, p. 482.

Buddhacarita, of A$vagboṣa, p. 162. Brbaspati, on Arth:1$āstra, pp. 287

Buddhapurāṇa, of Pandita Indrada 290; on dharma’āstra, views of, tta, p. 214. quoted by Kauṭiliya, pp. 268, 555; | Buddhasena, king of Magadha,

propounder of Rājadbarma, p. 341. p. 632. Brhaspati-smrti, pp. 484-495; closely Buddhist, sight of, an evil omen, p.

follows Manu, p. 484; but differs

447; sangha, p. 70; not to be from Manu on some points, pp.

invited to dinners in honour of 486–87; and Nārada, pp. 485–86;

gods, p. 219. order of topics of law jo, pp. 484- | Budha, dharmasūtra of, pp. 286-287. 85; age of, pp. 487–88; nothing Būhler, Dr., pp. 22, 33, 36, 47, 52, can be said about country of, p. 102, 103, 259, 306, 310, 311, 316, 489; quoted profusely by Mitākṣa- 317, 331-32, 335, 336, 337, 343, rā, pp. 489–90; first to distinguish 467, 475, 487, 576, 661, 742; between civil and criminal justice,

criticized, pp. 12, 32, 35, 48, 53, P. 485.

100, 104, 578. Br̥hatkathā, of Guṇādbya, pp. 171, Bulcke, Prof. C., p. 387; criticized,

p. 390.

p. 227.

1252

recove

Burmese, gorerned by Manusmrti, Candicaran Smrtibhūṣaana, p. 837.

p. 346; grafted their law on Manu

Candidāsa, commentator of Kāvya when they adopted the latter, p.

I prakāśa, p. 883n. 341,

Candiprayoga, p. 964n. Burnell, Dr., pp. 38, 53, 743, 875,

Candraprabhā, of Nilambarācārya, 927; criticized, pp. 786, 787.

p. 982. Buyer, rights of, to recover price |

Candraprakāśa, p. 916n. paid, p. 522.

Candragimba, great-grandson of Caitanya, relations of, with Pratāpa

Bhaveśa of Mitbilā, p. 843. rudradeva, p. 776; pupil of Caraka, pp. 118, 216, 246, 732n. Vāsudeva Sārvabhauma, p. 893. Caranavyūha, pp. 54, 112, 148; of

Saunaka, pp. 158, 257; commentary Cakranārāyanī, p. 826n.

on, pp. 22, 67, 91. Cakravartin, meaning of, p. 227; |

Cārāyana, Dirgha, named by Kauti same as sārvabbauma according

lya, p. 209. to Amarakośa, p. 227; limits of his region, p. 227.

Cārvāka, words of, delude people, Cākṣuṣīya Arthaśāstra, p. 152.

p. 511. Caland, Dr., pp. 38, 39, 1221., 125, Castes, mixed, home of, p. 48; long

129, 257, 284, 311, 333, 441; criti- lists of, given by Gautama and cized, p. 260.

Baudhāyana, p. 73; seven lowest, Cālukyas, of Kalyana, pp. 607, 608.

p. 524n., rules about mixed, p. 116. Camatkārakhanda, p. 794n.

Caturanga, game of, p. 892. Cambridge, History of India, pp. Caturangadīpikā, of Sūlapāṇi p. 837.

105, 172.

Cāturmāsya-paddhati, of Aniruddha, Cā nakya, vide under Kautilya,

p. 730. p. 192; born in a village called

Cātusmāsya-prayoga, of Abantadeva, Capaka and hence the name, p. 167; sūtras attributed to, p. 248; re

p. 959. ferred to by Manu as a writer on Caturvarga-cintāmaṇi, pp. 1411., dandanīti, p. 575; associated with 142n., 286n., 749, 752, 754. Gāndhāra, p. 214,

Caturvedatātparyasamgraba, p. 748. Cānakyatikā, by Bhikṣu Prabhamati, Caturvirmsatimata, pp. 303, 510-513;

commentary of Bhattoji on, pp. Cāṇdāla, p. 73; prāyaścitta for 112, 132n., 466, 482, 512; subjects

touching, p. 274,

treated of in, p. 511; authors Candana-dhenupramāna, a work of

quoted by, 511. Vācaspati, p. 844n.

Caula, p. 533 Candesvara, pp. 763–775; Rājanj.

Caundappa, commentator of Āpastam ti-ratnākara of, frequently quotes

bīyasūtras, p. 53. Nārada on politics, p. 475; Vivādaratnākara of, relies upon

Chakaldar, Mr. M. C., p. 71. Kāmadhenu several times, p. 618;

Chakravarti, Rai Bahadur M. M., Ratnākaras of, frequently quote

pp. 626, 639, 645, 700, 707, 709, Kāmadhepu, p. 621; mentions

710, 711, 758, 759, 775, 836, 83711., Halāyudba dozens of times, p.

843, 8441., 847, 849, 853, 869n., 623; and cites views of Prakās a

889, 890, 893, 898. scores of times, p. 652; pedigree of, Chakravarti, Dr. Sbrimati Vani, p.774 n.; five predecessors of. p.768.’ p. 887.

p. 155.

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1253

Chalas, 50 in number are cases on Council, of ministers, to consist of 16,

which king took action without according to Bṛhaspati, p. 288; to complaint, p. 515.

consist of 7 or 8 sacivas according Chamberlain, p. 180.

to Manusmrti, p. 205. Chand, dynasty of Almora, p. 962.

Courts, gradation of, for trial of Chandah-sūtra, of Pingala, p. 624;

suits, pp. 515–16. commentary of Halāyudha on,

Cow, prayascitta for killing a, pp. p. 624.

274, 289, 294, 329, 830. Chandoga-grhya-bhāṣyakāra, p. 742.

Cunningham, General, p. 444. Chandogāhnika, of S’rīdatta, pp. 760 | Cyavana, pp. 277-278, 910%.

761, Chandogapaddhati, pp. 760–61.

Dahlmann, p. 353. Chā ndogaparisisła, p. 728.

Daivajñacintāmaṇi, p. 910n. Chandogaśrāddhatattva, P. 897.

Daivajñamanohara, p. 910n. Chāndog yopaniṣad, pp. 3, 23, 32n.,

Dakṣa, and his daughters, p. 336. 50, 61, on the meaning of dharma, Dakṣa, smrti of, pp. 513-514. p. 3; speaks of Itibāsa-Purāṇa as

Dakṣipāpatha, meaning of, pp. 48, the fifth Veda, p. 409.

49; home of mixed castes, p. 49; Chatterjee, Dr. Bijan Raj, author of

ordinarily means countries south ‘India and Java’, pp. 398, 399. of the Narmadā, p. 212; used by Chatterjee, Mr. Justice Digambara, Kautilya in the sense of trade

p. 763.

route to the south, p. 213. Chaudhuri, Dr. J. B., p. 837.

Dalapati, author of Nrsinhaprasāda, Children, sale of, among Mleccbas, p. 861; south Indian, p. 868; pupil

p. 219.

of Suryapandita end 8 great Chintamani, Dr, T, R., pp. 16, 239, exponent of Vaiṣṇavadharma,

276, 478.79, 566, 568; criticized, p. 662. p. 480.

Dāmdupat, p. 848. Choudhary, Prof. Radbakrishna, Dāba-Bṛhaspati, p. 290.

p. 632.

Dāpadbarmaprakriyā, of Bhavadeva, Cinas, silks from, pp. 211, 212;

p. 652. mentioned by Manu, p. 326.

Dānakamalākara, p. 927. Clothes, whether impartible, p. 329.

Dāvakaumudi, p. 882. Coercion, vitiated all transactions,

Dānaprakāśa, p. 945. p. 526.

Dāparatnākara, pp. 290, 587, 653, Colas, p. 743.

774, 775n.; contents of, p. 765. Colebrooke, pp. 704, 711, 839, 972, Dānasāgara, pp.398,534,728, 730, 731,

732, 770n.; subjects dealt with by, Compromise, period with which p. 731; work of Aniruddha accord

could be set aside, pp. 293-94, ing to Raghunandana, p. 734, 298.

Dānavākyavali, of Candesvara pp. Conflictof, Smitis and Purāpas, p. 867. 768, 893n. Conze, Dr. E., author of Buddhist Dānavivekodd yota, of Madadasimha,

Thought in India ‘, p. 5n.

P. 664, Coronation, rites of, p. 618.

Dāna-Vyāsa, p. 534. Corporations of warriors, p. 218. Danda, of four lovels, p. 856,

1254

Dandanīti, pp. 266, 434; one of the Daughter-in-law, whether an heir,

three vidyās to be studied by a p. 970. king, p. 144; compressed by Vis- Daughter’s son, rights of, pp. 595, pugupta in six thousand slokas, p.

662; postponed to beirs expressly 192.

mentioned according to Balaka, Dandaviveka, of Vardhamāda, pp.

p. 595. 621, 852, 854–858.

Dave, Mr. J. H., pp. 879, 880, 881, Dandin, pp. 165, 168, 171, 192, 222. 882. Darpanārāyana, grandson ofB haveśa, Dāya, definition of, given by the Mit.

p. 843.

p. 550; is not approved by Smrti Dāsa, who could be made to work as, candrikā, p. 740; sapratibandha

p. 497.

and apratibandha, pp. 568, 613.

Dāyabhāga, of Jimātavāhana, pp. 559, Daśakarmapaddhati or dipikā, of

594, 596, 703-706; mentions Vr Bhavadeva, p. 641.

ddba Kātyāyana, p. 502; doctrines Dasakumāracarita, of Dandin, pp.

peculiar to, p. 704; commentary 151, 165, 192.

on, by Raghunandana, p. 892; con Dasarathajātaka, and Rāmāyapa, pp. tents of, p. 704; commentaries on,

392–93,

pp. 711-12. Dasaśloki, the same as Āsaucadasaka,

Vāyatattva, of Raghunandana, pp. pp. 614, 615.

595, 703, 892. Dāsī, three varieties of, p. 945.

De, Dr. S. K., pp. 647, 899n. Dattaka, inferior position, according Debt, threefold, theory of. p. 8: of

to Vasiṣtha, p. 105.

deceased man, to be paid by Dattakacandrikā, of Devannabbaatta, whom, p. 289; five modes of reco

P. 921.

vering, p. 484. Dattakadidhiti, portion of Saṁskāra

| Debtor, refusing to pay though able, kaustubba, p. 954.

punished, p. 527.

Decision, rule of, when litigants of Dattakamīmāṁsā, pp. 53, 91, 262,

different countries, p. 515. 466, 592n, 919, 920; Śhaṅkara’s com. called Maõjari on, p. 921; standard

Delhi, p. 861. work on adoption, and preferred Denarius, Roman coin, pp. 375–76. to Vyavahāramayõkha in certain

Deposits, should not be appropriated matters, pp. 921-22.

by king, p. 285. Dattakanirṇaya, p. 938.

Derret, Dr., pp. 569, 570,588,672,882, Dattakavidhi, of Vācaspati, p. 850. criticized, pp. 609, 610. Daughter, excluded from inheritance Desa, extent of, according to Bras

by son, p. 8; succeeded, if putrikā pati, p. 490. according to Viśvarūpa and Srī- Devāditya, grandfather of Candesva kara, p. 571; unmarried, succeeds

ra, p. 771. in preference to married, p. 597;

Devagiri (modern Daulatabad ), pp. according to Diksīta and Dāyabh

861, 868. āga, one having sons preferred to

Devala, dharmasūtra of, pp. 279-284; barren or widowed ones, p. 706;

topics discussed in, pp. 282, 283. wealth of an appointed, to be taken by her mother or mother

Devala, as a jurist, p. 284. in-law and not by her husband, Devalasmrti, on prāyafcitts for con p. 285,

tact with mlecchas, p. 282.

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1255

Devangabhatta, pp. 607, 737, 921; ons of, p. 5; meaning of, poculiar

vide under Smrticandrikā.

to the Buddhist system, p. 5; Vis Devapāla, commentator of Kathaka

vāmitra’s definition of, p. 529; Ve grhya, p. 18.

da as the source of, pp. 6, 9; three Devapratișthā, p. 900.

branches of, p. 3; 100000 ślokas on,

composed by Supreme Being, p. Devarāta, pp. 738, 875n.

308; word used in the neuter also, Devasthali, Prof. G. V., p. 903n.

p. 1. Devasyāmin, author of digest on Dharmabhāgya, p. 738.

dharma, pp. 572, 591–593, 738, | Dharmādhyaksa, p. 625. 8751., 921n.; commented on Pūrva

Dharmadipa or-pradīpa, of Bhoja, mimāṁsā, p. 593.

pp. 541, 9177.; quoted by Smrti Devayājõika, p. 777.

candrikā, p. 738. Devesvara, p. 770n.

Dharmadrona, pamed in Vyavahāra Devipurāṇa, pp. 761, 826, 827, 935; nirṇaya, p. 877.

approved of by heterodox system

Dharmakīrti, a writer on Logic and according to Dānasāgara, p. 732.

Philosophy, p. 26; date of, p. 26n. Dhammacakka-ppavattana-sutta, p.

Dharmaprakāsa, of Śhaṅkarabbatta,

p. 938. Dhammathats, based on Manu, p.

Dharmapravștti, of Nārāyana, pp. 346.

907, 917n. Dhananjaya, father of Halāyudha,

pp. 625, 628.

Dharmaratoa, projected by Jimūta Dharanidbara, commentator of Manu,

vāhana, p. 699. Pp. 347, 757.

Dharmajāstra, referred to by Dharasena, a Valabhi king, inscrip

Gautama and Baudbāyana, p. 13; tion of, p. 328.

works on, existed prior to Yāska

or prior to the period 600-300 B. Dbāreśvara, vide under Bhoja

C. and attained position of deva, pp. 585-591; 0n ownership,

supreme authority in the 2nd p. 538; on son’s right and on wid

century B. C., p. 14; nineteen ow’s right to succeed, p. 539; pla

expounders of, named by Yāj., p. ced paternal grandmother immedi

433; rule in case of conflict of, ately after mother, pp. 539, 585;

with arthasāstra, p. 434; rulo in agrees with samgrabakāra on ma

case of conflict of, with usages, Dy points, p. 540; and Mitā kṣarā,

p. 475; what is, according to points of conflict between pp.

Pitāmaha, p. 514; literature on, 586-587.

falls into three periods, p. 545; Dharma, meaning of, pp. 1-6; derived Smrti is, acc. to Mapu, p. 121.

from the root dh!, p. l; meaning

Dharmaśāstrasamgraha, of Balasar of, in Rgveda, p. 1; meaning of, in

man Pāyagunda, p. 972. Vājasaneyisambitā, p. 2; meaning of, in Atharvaveda, p. 2, meaning

Dharmasindhusāra or Dharmasindhu

of, in Aitareya-brāhmana, p. 2;

of Kāśivātha, pp. 974–977. treated as equivalent of Satya Dharmasūtras, concerned with by Br. Up., p. 3; meaning of, in instruction in dharmas of yarnas Chāndogya, p. 3; meaning of, and āśramas, p. 4; existed in in Taittiriya Up., pp. 344; mean- Patañjali’s days, p. 13; some, formed ing of, in Bhagavadgitā, p. 4; part of Kalpasūtras, p. 19; which, five-fold division of, p. 4; definiti. I studied in particular sākās, p. 20;

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closely connected with grhya- | Divyatattva, p. 929n. sūtras, p. 20; points of ditference Documents, no reference to, in Manu, between them and other smrtis, P. 334; referred to by Vasistha p. 21; of Gautama, pp. 22–38.

and Gautama, p. 105; of various Dharmasvāmin, a Tibetan pilgrim, kinds, definod, pp. 121, 515; rule

pp. 631-32.

of superiority among, p. 516; Dharmatattva, digest of Kamalakara,

varieties of, pp. 485, 531, 538; p. 927.

importance of, in transactions, Dharmatattvakalānidhi, pp. 879_882,

p. 544,

Dolayātrā viveka, of Sūlapāṇi, pp. Dharmavivști, pp. 794n., 865.

825, $27. Dhātuvștti, of Madhava, pp. 747, 789.

Drāhyāyaṇasrauta, of Sāmaveda, p.22. Dhavala, p. 701n.

Dramidn, pp. 566, 567. Dhigvanas, sales of hides was means Draupadikunda, at Benares, jnscrip

of livelihood of, p. 270.

tion of, pp. 908, 913. Dhirasimba, son of Darpanārāyana, Dravida, an author relied on by

p. 843.

Sridhara, p. 725. Dhundhupaddhati, p. 8931.

Dravidas, practices of, p. 743. Dhūrtasvāmin, p. 738.

Drinking, prāyaścitta for, p. 296. ; a Dhvanyāloka, p. 625.

tyasana, p. 351n.

Drinks, twelve kinds of, p. 516. Dikṣita, a predecessor of Jimūtavā.

Durgābhaktitaranginī, pp. 772, 84711., hana, p. 599; nibandhakāra named

8939. by Jimūtavābana, pp. 702, 705.

Durgāvati, wife of Dalapati, p. 862. Dinakara alias Divākara, elder bro.

Durghaṭārthaprakāśini, of Vimalabo ther of Kamalakara, p. 925.

dha, p. 588. Dināra, mentioned by Nārada, p. 474; Durgbatavrtti, of Saranadeva, p. 747.

golden coins called, were current

Duryotsavaviveka, of Sūlapāpi, pp. in Kashmir in the 11th century, p.

596, 7017., 762, 825. 480; opinions about the time of, p. 477; also called suvarpa, pp. 477, | Drādaśavākyavivarana, of Gopāla, p. 487; defined by Bșhaspati, p. 487;

562. equal to 28 ropakas, p. 859; and Dvādaśayātrātattva, of Raghunanda denarius, pp. 375–76.

na, p. 892. Dipakalikā, com, of S’ulapani on Tā. Dvaitacintamani, of Vācaspati, p.

jñavalkya, pp. 823–24, 838, 8931.

$15. Dipavamsa, pp. 171, 227, 3741. Dvaitanirṇaya, of Vācaspati, pp. 847– Dipikāvivarana, of Nosimha, p. 867.

48, 8931.

Dvaitanirṇaya, of Śhaṅkarabbatta, pp. Divanji, Mr. P. C., p. 437; criticized,

546, 746, 938. pp 449, 453–54, 457–59.

Dvaitaviveka, of Vardhamāna, p. Divorce, not permitted by Dharmasā.

858. stra, p. 205; permitted by Kauti

Dvijāhuikapaddhati, of Iśāna, pp. lya in certain circumstances, p.

626, 627. 205.

Dvivedi, M. M. Sudhakar, p. 182. Divyānuṣthānapaddhati, of Nārāyana,

p. 305.

Edaka, ram acc. to Amarakota, p. 72; Divyasūricarita, of Garuḍavāhada one of the three amedhya animals

Pandita, p. 679.

acc. to S’at. Br., p. 72.

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1257

Edumitra, author of Kulakārikā, p. | Gādhi, p. 336.

Gādhivarsānucarita, of Śhaṅkara. Eggeling, pp. 9267., 959.

i bhatta, p. 903n. Eggers, Dr., p. 269.

Gadya-Viṣṇu, p. 127. Eka, a writer named by Āpastamba, Gadya-Vyāsa, p. 533.

pp. 13, 61, 273, 302.

Gāgābhatta, p. 937. Ekādasī, 18 varieties of, p. 565. Gai, Dr. G. S., p. 612n. Ekanātha, finished his Marathi Bhā

Gajapati, dynasty of Oriṣsa, pp. 869, gavata at Benares, pp. 862, 962- $75. 63; ancestor of Anantadeva, PP. Gambling condemned by Manu but 960-61.

allowed by others, pp. 205, 329, Ekasilā, capital of the Kākatiya king, 439, 473; evil etfects of, known to

p. 876.

Rgveda, p. 337; & tyasana, p. Ekāvali, a work on Poetics, p. 587. 3512. Epics, the two Indian, pp. 349–408. Ganapati Shastri, T., pp. 196, 215, Eran, inscription, mentions week-day,

256, 257, 553; com. Srīmula of, on p. 126.

Artbaśāstra, I’p. 154, 155. Evidence, oral, when in opposition

Gandakamiśra, elder brother and to writing, to be discarded, guru of Vardhamāda, pp. 852n., p. 541,

857. Ezhuthachan, Shri K. N., p. 155. Ganesa, appellations of, mentioned by

Baudhāyana, p. 53; worsbip of,

according to Hārīta, p. 133; vratas Father, could distribute wealth among

of, in Samayapradipa, p. 762. sons, p. 8; power of, over ance

Ganesamiśra, pp. 760, 775. stral property, p. 560; preferred to mother as an heir by Aparārka,

Gapeśvaramiśra, author of Sugatiso. p. 719; Mitākṣarā preferring mot

pāna, pp. 762, 773, 777, 845. her to, criticized by Smrticandrikā, Gangākrtyaviveka, of Vardhamana, p. 607.

pp. 852, 858, 859. Finot, Louis, p. 316.

Gangāvākyāvali, pp. 588, 771, 893n. Fleet, Dr., pp. 105, 126, 169, 215 Gāngeya, p. 794n.

714; criticized, p. 791.

Ganitashukhya, pp. 913, 914. Flesh, eating of, pp. 211, 331; of cows,

Garbe, Dr., p. 54. eating of, not condemned by Apa stamba and Vasiṣtba, p. 73; offer. i Garga, pp. 7321., 757, 911; on astro. ing of, to manes, effect of, p. 269; nony, pp. 277, 718.

of certain birds, allowed, p. 523. | Garyi Vācaknavī, Yajnavalkya’s Food, of astrologers and bellmakers, wife, pp. 452, 454; entitled to

forbidden, pp. 281–85; whose, receive daily tarpana, pp. 894–95. allowed, p. 273.

Gārgiyas, p. 499. Forchhammer, Dr., p. 346.

Gārgya, writer on dharma, pp. 276, Foulkes, Rev. Thomas, pp. 869, 875, 303; probably different from

876, 879.

astronomer Garga, p. 277. Fūbrer, Dr., pp. 94, 97, 484.

Garuḍapurāṇa, p. 416, 464; borrows

from Yājñavalkyasmrti, p. 449; Gadādhara, bhāsya of, on Pāraskara- |

Yājñaralkyasmrti and, pp. 427-29. grhya, pp. 551, 582n.

I Garuḍavāhana Pagdita, p. 679. H, D.-158

1258

VITIT

Gātbās, Nārāśansī, p. 433.

Ghosh, Mr. Panchanan, p. 708. Gaudapāda, pp. 557, 563.

Ghosbal, Dr. U. N., pp. 157, 158, Gauragiras, on politics, mentioned by 252, 318n.

Mahābhārata, p. 210; propounder Ghotakamukha, pp. 71, 210; date of, of Rājadharma, P. 341.

p. 710.; quoted by Kautilya, Gaurī, mother of Vardhamāna, p. 858. p. 209. Gaurībāthāṣtaka, of Bhoganātha, p.

Gifts, nine things that could not be 785n.

subjects of, p. 513; necessity of

writing for completing, p. 522; of Gauripati, author of com, on Ācārā.

food were regarded as highest, darśa, p. 760.

p. 412. Gautama, a subdivision of the Rānā.

Gitābhāsya, pp. 677, 678, 679. yaniya school of Sāmaveda, p. 22; a generic name, p. 23; mentioned

Goa, capital of Konkana, p. 79). in Afv. Gr. among sages, p. 25; Gobbilagrhya, p. 446; studied by chief among the exponents of Sāmavedins, p. 20; Dames Gau dharmaśāstra, p. 26; referred to in tama as an authority, p. 22; and Baudhāyana-dharmasūtra, p. 33, Karmapradipa, p. 503. views of, quoted in Vasiṣtha- Gocarma, a measure of area, equal dharmasūtra, pp. 34, 100, 302.

to ten nivartanas, p. 490. Gautamadharmasūtra, pp. 22-38, 302, Godavaramisra, court-poet of Pra

485; studied by Sāmavedins, pp. tāparudra, p. 878. 20, 22; oldest among dharma

Gode, Dr. P. K., pp. 17, 380, 408, sūtras, p. 22; closely connected

588, 589, 754, 801, 878, 963, 965, with Sāmaveda, p. 22; commented

966n.; ascribes Sarasvatīvilāsa to upon by Haradatta and Maskarin,

Lolla Lakṣmīdhara, pp. 876–77. p. 36; and probably by Asabāya, pp. 37, 548; commentary Mitāk.

Gonda, J., p. 82n. ṣarā on, by Haradatta, p. 742; Goldstūcker, pp. 155., 422. contents of, pp. 30-31; language Gopācala (modern Gwalior), pp. 946, of, p. 31; literature known to, 949. pp. 32–33; many sūtras of,

Gopāla, pp. 616-619, 621, 622, 761, correspond to those of Baudbā

770n.; author of Kamadhenu, yana, p. 34; views of, quoted by

p. 617. Vasiṣtba, p. 34; many sūtras of, identical with those of Vasiṣtha,

Gorrecio, G., pp. 386, 388. p. 34; special matters presented Gotrapravaradarpaṇa, of Kamalā by, pp. 37-38; age of, between kara, p. 927. 600-400 B. C., pp. 34-36.

Gotrapravaranirṇaya, of Jayadeva, Gayāśrāddhapaddhati, of Vācaspati, p. 961,

p. 850; of Ragbubandana, p. 892.

Govardhana, father of Bhavadeva, Gharpure, Mr. J. R., pp. 573, 737,

p. 644. 799, 824, 938, 968.

Govindabhatta, p. 893n. Gbatakasimha, p. 708.

Govindacandra, king of Kanoj, pp. Ghose, author of Hindu Law’, pp. 687-91,

707, 744, 758, 852,

Govinda Das, Mr., pp. 799, 972, 973, Ghosh, Batakrishna, pp. 534, 535. 974. Ghosh, Jogendracandra, p. 625, | Govindamānasollāsa, p. 893n.

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1259

Guru, deserves to be punished when

conceited, p. 372; prāyaścitta for killing a, and violating the bed of, p. 56; how to act towards & falleo (patita), p. 57; rules about falling at the feet of, precedence of, p. 97.

Gurumata, p. 643. Guruvaṁśa-kāvya, pp. 563, 786.

Govindānanda, pp. 642, 702, 729, 762,

882-889; quotes Rājamārtaṇḍa of Bhoja more frequently than any

other work, p. 586n. Govindarāja, pp. 4n., 523, 585, 656–

663; author of Smṛtimañjari, p. 2977., 656; placed daughter’s son before married daughter, p. 662; later than Medhātitbi, p. 583; followed by Sridhara in respect

of samnyāsa, p. 726. Govindarājan, composed com, Bhū.

sana on Rāmāyana, p. 404. Govindasvāmin, commentator of

Baudhāyana, pp. 33, 39, 44, 53,

112, 2577. Govindopadhyāya, p. 750n. Grahaśānti, in Yāj., p. 431, Graheśvaramiśra, pp. 770n., 845, 858. Grāmakūtas, food of, is poison, P.

285; meaning of, p. 285n. Grandmother, rights of succession

of, p. 559. Grant, of land, should be inscribed

by king, p. 531. Grhastha, two kinds of, p. 280; duties

of, p. 280n. Grhastharatnākara, pp. 551, 552, 559,

766, 7751., 893n.; contents of,

pp. 764–65. Grhyasūtras, subjects of, p. 20;

principally confined to domestic life, p. 20; some refer to dharma

sūtras, p. 21. Gșhyatātparya-darsana, of Sudar

sanācārya, p. 17. Grierson, pp. 771, 775. Grnjana (Gājara), forbidden for eat

ing, p. 865n. Guest, cow or bull offered to, p. 9. Gubadeva, expounder of Visiṣtā.

dvaita, p. 566. Guilds, wealth of, does not go to

king, p. 285. Guṇaviṣṇu, predecessor of Halā-

yudha, p. 637.

Halāyudha, pp. 622-639, 653, 768;

author of Brahmaṇasarvasva, pp. 625-28; gencalogy of, p. 626; age of, pp. 625, 628-36; author of commentary on Sraddha-Kalpa

sūtra, p. 636; the jurist, p. 633. Halhed, p. 979. Hammira, p. 690. Hammurabi, p. 324. Haradatta po4n Aus 30 3160

61, 67, 106, 270, 463, 485n., 742 749; explains Sramanaka to be Vaikhānasagāstra, pp. 32, 257; commentator of Gautama, p. 36; and of Apastamba, p 66; commen tator of Dharmaśāstra, whether identical with author of Padaman. jari, pp. 746-47; was a southerncr, p. 743; whether identical with

Rudradatta, p. 743. Haradattācārya, cited in Sarvadar.

sanasarngraha, p. 748. Hāralatā, pp. 296, 548, 585, 586,

662, 709; contents of, p. 727; authors and works quoted in, p. 728; com. called Sandarbhasūcika on, p. 729; composed about 1160 to 1170 A. D., p. 699; consulted

Kamadhenu, p. 617. Haraprasada Sistri, M. M., pp. 586,

807, 849, 888, 904, 907, 932, 967. Hārahūra, a place, p. 213; identifi.

cation of, with Arachosia, p. 214. Hara(i)siṁhadeva, king of Mithila,

p. 771. Harasiinhadeva, son of Bhavcīa,

pp. 843, 849, 852n.

1260

Harasimhapandita, grand-father of Hastinibhitta, a village in Bengal,

Mitramiśra, p. 946.

p. 614. Haribhakti, pp. 761, 893n.

Hazra, Prof., pp. 3, 82n., 130, 410, Haribhaktidipikā, p. 761.

413, 647, 884, 887, 898; criticized, Haridikṣita, guru of Nāgoji, p. 965. p. 647–49. Harihara, pp. 613-614, 735-737; Heirless property, inheritance to,

bhāșyakāra of Pāraskaragphya, pp. p. 285. 613, 736.

Heliodorus, Yona ambassador from Harihara, king of Vijayanagara, p.

the Greek king Antalikita, p. 355. 786.

Hells, p. 828; twentyone, in Viṣṇu

and Yāj., p. 121. Hariharabhattācārya, father of Raghu

Heller, p. 624, nandana, pp. 737, 892.

Hemādri, pp. 129, 287, 309, 466, Hariharācārya, author of Samayapra

470, 491, 560, 591, 622, 725, 749– dipa, p. 737,

755; and his relations with Yadava Haribara paddhati, p. 849n.

king, pp. 751-53; works of, pp. Harihara Sastri, Mr. G., p. 155,

753-55. Hariharatāratamya, p. 748.

Heras, Father, pp. 781, 782, 784.

Heretics, guilds of, spoken of by Harililā, of Vopadeva, p. 754; com.

Manusmfti, p. 315. called Viveka on, p. 754.

Hertel, Prof., p. 177. Harinātha, pp. 775–777, 893n.

Hillebrandt, p. 195. Hariprabodha, a work, p. 170. Hiranya, meaning of, p. 189n. Hārita, dharmasūtra of, pp. 127-136; Hiranyakeśi-dharmasutra, pp. 91-94;

origin of, probably Kashmir, p. 129; borrowed from A pastamba-dharma bhaṣyakāra of, p. 129; contents of, sītra, p. 91; commentary of Maha p. 129; belonged to Kļ3’a Yajur- deva on, pp. 91, 93–94. veda, p. 129; explains dharma as Hiranyakeśigfhyasutra, p. 39n.; com based on two kinds of śrutis, p.

mented on by Mātsdatta, pp. 17,91. 129; gave wider meaning to Sruti,

Holtzmann, p. 353. p. 130; peculiar doctrines of, pp.

Hopkins, pp. 316, 318n., 336, 341, 132–33; named by Apastamba,

343, 361, 369; criticized, pp. 323– pp. 13, 61, 302; named by Bau

24, 368, 369, 375. dhāyana, pp. 13, 45, 50, 302; the jurist, pp. 545-47.

Horāsukha, (or -saukhya), pp. 913,

914. Harivamsa, reading of, as a penance

Horses, breeds of, p. 219; prāyascitta for infanticide, p. 295.

for killing, p. 830. Harivariisa, an author on dharma

Householder, four varieties of, p. Śāstra, p. 701n.

258; two varieties of, p. 280. Harivamsavarman, prince of Mahen

Hultzsch, Dr., pp. 38, 43, 905. dra family and patron of Nanda.

Hūṇas, p. 411; vanquished by Ava pandita, p. 916.

ntivarman, p. 169. Harivarśavilāsa, of Nandapaṇdita,

p. 924.

Illegitimate son, of śūdra, p. 561.

| Images, of Śiva, Skanda, Visakha, Harivarmadeva, a king, 644-45.

p. 247. Harrington, p. 979.

Impartible, what things are, pp. 329, Harsacarita, pp. 49, 167, 170, 171; 488; Yogakṣema is, p. 528; fields,

215, 235, 646, 705.

in what way, p. 550.General Index

1261

Impotent persons, 14 kinds of, p. Janamejaya, p. 244; author of Niti

prakāśikī, pp. 265, 266. Impurity, on birth, period of, p. 267. Jamunāpura, p. 869. India, in close touch with Egypt, Jātiviveka, p. 862n.

Greece, and Syria in 4th and 3rd

Jatīkarnya, pp. 278-79; certain texts centuries B, C., p. 414; and Greece,

of, not authoritative according to p. 221.

Bhojadeva, Viśvarūpa and Govinda Indra and yatis, p. 9.

rāja, p. 585. Inheritance, divergent views as to, Jayā, queen of Bhairava, patroness of

pp. 919-20; rights of uterine bro- Vacaspati, pp. 852, 970. ther, p. 920.

Jayāditya, p. 746. Interest, rates of, according to castes,

Jayamangalā, commentary on Artha pp. 289, 848; rule about rate of,

sāstra, p. 155. according to Vasistha, pp. 104, 471; four varieties of, p. 481; not allo

Jayantasvāmin, criticized by Harihara, wed in some cases, if not stipulated, p. 737.

p. 542.

Jayapatra, definition and contents of, Tấāna. brother of Halāyudha, p. 626:1 p. 111; defined by Kātyāyana,

author of Dvijāhnikapaddhati, p.) P. 501, 626.

Jayaśarman, mentioned by Vācaspati, Itihasa, mentioned by Manu, pp. 315, p. 8+5.

336; an ancient word, p. 358; Jayasena, son of Buddhasena, Jani called fifth Veda, p. 363; men- bigha inscription of, p. 632. tioned by Yaj., p. 433.

Jayasimha, successor of Bhoja, p. 690. Iyer, T. Krishnasvami, p. 737.

Jayasimha-kalpadruma, p. 586.

Jayaswal, Dr. K. P., pp. 214, 215, Jacobi, Dr., pp. 24, 156, 157, 158, 167

219, 276, 318n., 340, 341, 446,

474, 618, 631, 673, 767, 907; criti 212, 215; criticized, pp. 195, 443,

cized, pp. 232–33, 339-40, 447, Jagannāthapandita, pp. 965, 966n.

477, 622. Jagannātha Tarkapañcānana, pp. Jayatsena, opponent of Nala, pp. 245,

978-980,

384. Jaimini, pp. 5, 9, 13, 51, 63, 64, Jha, Dr. Ganganath, pp. 573, 845.

73, 719; secs no difference in the

Jha, Kamal Narain, p. 771. meaning of words in Veda and ordinary life, p. 176.; denirs inde. Jha, Subhadra, pp. 631, 810. pendent authority of Kalpasītras, Jikana, quoted by Kullaka, pp. 758, p. 148; quoted profusely by Viśva- 770n, 826n., 893n.; quoted in rūpa, pp. 555-56; author of Smpti- Prāvaścitta-prakarana, p. 647. mimāṁsā, p. 718.

Jimūtavāhana, pp. 286, 296, 476, Jaitrapāla, p. 752,

559, 587, 699-713; and Aparārka, Jalāśayotsargatattva, of Raghu- |

p. 719.

nandana, p. 899.

Jimitavāhana, of the Vidyadhara

race and progenitor of Silāhāras, Jalāśayotsargavidhi, of Nārāyana, p.

pp. 713, 722.

Jitendra, p. 747. Jamadagni, p. 245.

Jitendriya, p. 448. Jāmadagnya, pp. 219-220.

Jivacchrāddhavidhi, p.“03.,

1262

Jivadeva, brother of Anantadeva, p. Kālanirṇaya-dipikā, com. on Kāla

nirṇaya, p. 792. Jivanmuktiviveka, of Madhayācārya, Kālanirṇayakautuka, of Nanda

p. 788.

pandita, p. 924. Jivatpitpkanirṇaya, p. 724.

Kālanirṇaya-siddhanta-vyākhyā, p.

565. Jõānaratnāvali, p. 863.

Kālāvali, p. 732n. Jñanadeva, commentator of Gitā,

Kalavidhāna, p. 916n. p. 453.

Kālaviveka, of Jimātavāhana, pp. Johnston, E. H., pp. 187, 217.

286, 529, 587, 593, 700-701, 893n. Jolly, Dr., pp. 24, 43, 94, 112, 113,

Kaleya, recommended in Srāddha, 118, 124, 125, 127, 128, 134, 154,

p. 657. 177, 182, 183, 199, 200, 209, 246, 247, 284, 317, 333, 443, 447, 467,

Kali, things forbidden in, pp. 819n., 475, 478, 487, 492, 546, 587, 661,

957; no samsargadosa in, 726n. 748, 896 etc.; criticized, pp. 103, Kālidāsa, pp. 77, 169, 198, 245, 357, 170, 185, 186, 187–89, 195, 212, 390, 611. 441, 477, 482, 564.

Kālikāpurāṇa, pp. 417, 760, 897, 955. Jones, Sir Williams, p 979.

Kalpalatā, p. 725. Jonker, Dr., p. 346.

Kalpasūtras and Jaimini, p. 148. Judicial procedure, rules of, p. 334.

Kalpataru, of Lakṣmidhara, pp. 140,

286, 533, 609, 663–699, 725, 768, Justice, civil and criminal clearly

775. distinguished by Bphaspati, p. 485;

Kalubariga ( modern Gulbarga ), p. eight angas of hall of, p. 515.

869. Jyotih-Parāśara, pp. 466, 910n.

Kalyāna, capital of Vikramārka Jyotiḥ-Saukhya, p. 910.

Cālukya, pp. 603, 607. Jyotir-Bphaspati, p. 791. Jyotir-Gārgya, p. 276.

Kalyāṇabhatta, p. 549; revised Asa

hāya’s com. on Nāradasmsti, pp. Jyotir-Nārada, p. 482.

467, 546. Jyotir-Vasiṣtha, p. 112.

Kalyāṇavarman, author of Sārāvali, Jyotiṣmal, astronomical work, pp. 1

P 182. 883, 884.

Kalyanov, edited Russian translation Jyotistattva, pp. 588, 897.

of Kauṭilya’s Arthaśāstra, p. 156.

Kamadeva, father of Hemādri, p. Kādambari, of Bāna, pp. 174, 196, 751.

355, 475.

Kāmadhenu, pp. 616-622, 768, 775; Kaivalyadipikā, a com. by Hemādri

composçd by Bhoja according to on Muktāphala, p. 754.

Haraprasādaśāstri, p. 586; and Kaiyaṭa, cited by Saraṇadeva, p. 747. Jayasval, p. 622; composed really Kālādarsa, of Adityabhatta, pp. 597,

by Gopala, pp. 618-19; composed 780, 826n., 893n., 916n.

by Sambhu according to Aufrecht, Kālakaumudī, pp. 826n., 893n.

p. 618.

Kālamadhava, same as Kalanirmaya

Kāmadhenudīpikā, p. 347. of Madhava, pp. 788, 905; com, Kamalakara, pp. 196, 575, 585, 925 on, by Nārāyaṇa, p. 905.

937. Kālanirṇaya, of Mādhavācārya, pp. Kamalakrsna Smstitirtha, pp. 855,

780–81, 893n.

957, 958n.

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1263

p. 945.

Kamalasila, commented on Santa | Karmānusthānapaddhati, P. 641;

rakṣita’s Tattvasangraha, p. 309n. com. on, p. 652. Kamandaka, pp. 144, 145; age of, Karmapradipa, attributed to Kātyā.

p. 196; named in Mahābhārata, p.

yana, pp. 502-505, 775; contents 210; looked upon Viṣṇugupta as

of, p. 503; quoted by Mitramiśra, his guru, p. 164; named in Raja nitiratnākara, p. 770.

Karmavipaka, meaning of, p. 796. Kāmandakiya-nstisāra, pp. 144, 145,

164, 169, 192, 254.

Karmavipāka, of Śatātapa, pp. 295,

797n. Kāmarūplyanibandha, p. 893n.

Karmavipākaratna, p. 927. Kāmasūtra, pp. 71, 210; and Kauti Iya, pp. 210–11; date of, p. 71n.;

Karmavipākasamuccaya, p. 805. deeply influenced by Arthasāstra, Karmopadesini, of Aniruddha, pp. p. 182; mentions tradition about 651, 727, 893n. works on dharma and artha, p. 288.

Karmopadeśini, ascribed to Halā. Kambhoja, pp. 218, 219.

L yudha, p. 639. Kāmbbojas, mentioned by Manu, p. Karnaṭa, dynasty of Mithilā, p. 771.

334; mentioned in the 5th Asokan

Kārṣāpana, pp. 477, 479, 532; cur edict, p. 335.

rent in Dravida country, p. 479. Kamcha, whether identical with

Kārṣnājini, p. 676n. Vijñāneśvara, pp. 612-13.

Kāsikā, commentary on Panini, pp. Kāmeśvara, dynasty of Mithilā, rp.

80, 746; com. of Haradatta on, 771, 852n.

p. 746. Kāmika, mentioned in Dānasagara,

Kāśikhanda, p. 848n. P. 863, Kamsagrāma, in Tanjore district, p.

Kasimaraṇamuktivicāra, a work, p.

624. 748n. Kangle, Prof. R. P., pp. 154, 156,

Kāīiprakāśa, of Nandapandita, p. 251n.

Kāślnātha, pp. 790, 961, 974–978. Kaninka Bhāradvāja, p. 209.

Kāṣıhā, capital of Țāka kings, pp. Kāntānāthabhatta, p. 906.

800, 801. Kaava and Kāṇva, named by Apas

Kāīyapa, pp. 274-276, 911; mentioned tamba, pp. 13, 61, 273, 274.

by Baudhāyana, pp. 13, 45, 274, Kaṇva (Kāṇva)-Bodhāyana, pp. 39, 302.

Kataka, or Amsta-Kataka, com. on Kāpālikas, pp, 121, 271; sight of, an

Rāmāya na, p. 406n.

Rāmāvan cvil omen, p. 121.

Katakanagara, p. 876. Kapardi, p. 566.

Kaṭānna, mcaning of, p. 667. Kapila, an asura, fourfold division of

Kāphakadharmasūtra, p. 103. āśramas ascribed to, p. 45; name

Kāṭhakagrhya, pp. 18, 113; and of Vāsudeva, p. 115.

Viṣṇudharmasūtra, pp. 122–23, Kapilendra, founder of Gajapati

125; synonyms of, and commenta dynasty, p. 869.

ries on, p. 18. Kapiñjalādhikarana, p. 865n. Kathāsaritsāgara, of Somadeva, pp. Karka, pp. 18, 639, 736, 761, 848n. 170, 958n.

1264

Kathopanisad, pp. 23, 41, 3161., 1 in, pp. 202-04; points of difference

380n.

from Manu in, pp. 204-07; authors Kātiyakalpa, p. 761.

named by, p. 209; literature known

to, pp. 210-11; knowledge of drugs Katya, mentioned by Baudhāyana,

in, pp. 246-47; agreement of, with pp. 13, 45, 302, 496.

Manusmrti, p. 312. Kātyāyana, P. 274; named by Kau- Kautilya, pp. 4, 33; cited as autho

tilya, p. 209.

rity in the work itself, pp. 194–95; Kātyāyana, author of Vārtikas, p. derivation of, p. 196; proper form

422; Sraddhakalpa of, pp. 411, of name, pp. 195-96. 639.

Kautsa, named by Āpastamba, pp. Kātyāyana, pp. 496-507, 805; looked 13, 61, 273.

upon as an authority by Viśvarūpa

Kavaṣa, p. 817. and Medhātithi, p. 487; quotes Bfhaspati as authority, pp. 488,

Kavikāntasarasvati, p. 893n. 497; confusion about the verses Kavipriyī, of Keśavadāsa, p. 947. quoted from Bṛhaspati and Kātya- Kavirahasya, pp. 624, 636. yana, pp. 494–95; mentioned as

Kavi, Ramakrishna, pp. 152-53. author of Craddhakalpa and Srauta

Kāvya, vide under Uśanas; sage in sātra, p. 496; expounds Nārada, p. 496; expounds in detail law of

Rgveda, p. 264; purohita of asuras, stridhana, pp. 496–97; and Bhrgu,

pp. 265, 266; propounder of Rāja pp. 497-98; and Manusmrti, pp.

dharma, pp. 150, 341. 498_500; advanced views cf. about | Kavyīdarsa, of Dandin, p. 171. law and rules of procedure, pp.

Kāvyālamkāra, of Bhāmaha, p. 574. 500-501; date of, pp. 501-502; Kāvālamkārasītravṛtti, of Vāmana, author of Karmapradipa, pp. 503

p. 625. 504; whether Kētyāyana the jurist

Kāvyamimāmsā, of Rajasekhara, p. is identical with the author of

311. Karmapradipa, pp. 501–50; ad. ditional verses, ascribed to, pp.

Kāya, means Prājāpatya form of 505-507.

marriage, p. 430.

Kā tyāyanasrautasūtra, commented on

Kayasthadharmapradipa, of Gāgā. by Bhartfyajña, p. 551.

bhatta, p. 938. Kauṇapadanta, named by Kautilya,

Kedāra, relied on by Sridhara, p. pp. 196, 209–10.

Kaundinya, Vettikāra, p. 39.

Keith, Prof, pp. 183, 185, 186, 191,

194, 209, 211, 260, 477; criticized, Kausika, mentioned by Katyayana,

pp. 169n., 178, 187, 191, 195, 210, p. 500.

211. Kautalya, p. 196; explanation of,

Kennedy, M. T., p. 897n.

• pp. 254-55.

Kern, pp. 182, 364. Kautiliya, oldest cxtant work on arthaśāstra, p. 158; age of, p. 215ff.;

Keśavabhaita, encourged Kalyāna agreement of, with Kamasūtra, pp.

bhatta to revise Asahāya’s com. on

Nāradasmṣti, pp. 467, 546. 210-11; and Yajravalkya, pp. 202 204; and Mahābhārata, pp. 159

Kebavadāsa, author of Virasimha. 62; authenticity of, p. 194; form of, i devacarita, p. 947.

p. 196; style of, p. 200; contents of, | Keśavāditya-bhattopādhyāya, father pp. 200-02; judicial administration of Devannabhatta, p737.

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Keśavanāyaka, son of Kondapa- | Kiñjalka, an author, p. 209.

nāyaka, p. 918; patron of Nanda Kirfel. p. 410. pandita, p. 919.

Kirste, Dr., pp. 17, 39n. Kesavaśarman, author of Smrtiāra,

Knauer, Dr., pp. 145, 146, 310. p. 777.

Knox, J., p. 921. Keśavasvāmin, compiled a lexicon,

Konkan, ruled over by Silāhāras, p. Nānārthārpavasanksepa, p. 254,

721; king Aparāditya of, sent Keśava-vaijayanti, of Nandapandita,

embassy to Kashmir, p. 722; com. on Viṣṇudharmasūtra, p. 919.

capital of, p. 791. Khan ladeva, author of Bhāttadipikā,

Konow, Sten, pp. 157, 215. P. 968.

Kramapatha, p. 554, Khilas, mentioned by Manusmști,

Krishnamacharya, Pandit V., p. 918. p. 315.

Kriyā, meaning of, pp. 702, 846. Kibe, Mr. M. V., p. 373n.

Kriyāsakti, teacher of Madhava Kielhorn, pp. 49, 193, 198, 213, 359,

mantrin, p. 791. 631, 645, 811.

Kriviisrava, a work on astronomy, King, eight activities of, p. 266; had

p. 718. to restore stolen property from his treasury if the thief not found, p.

Kļṇa, a Rāstrakata king, p. 624. 289; high prerogative of even a Krsna, author of Sriddhakasiki, p. weak, 474; took action without any

639. complaint, in cases of chalas and of Krsnabhakticandrika, a drama of aparādhas, pp. 515, 542; to look Anantadeva, pp. 959–60. into disputes of people, p. 526; | Kftyacintāmani, of Śivarāma, p. 582n. becomes endowed with three goals

Kṛtyacintīmani, of Candeśvara, p. awarding punishment to those who

766; deals with astronomical deserve, p. 855; shares 1/6th part

matters, 767. of his subjects’ merit regulating them properly, otherwise takes 1/6th

Kṛtyacintamani, of Vācaspatimiśra, of their sins, p. 856; was to safe

deals with festivals, pp. 845, 893n. guard varṇas and aśramas, p. 302; Kstvakalpataru, vide Kalpataru, pp. prime duty of, to offer security 104, 663. and protection to subjects and to

Kștyakaumudi, p. 893n. appoint persons of the first three

Kṛtyamahārnava, of Vācaspati, p. 847. varṇas for that purpose, p. 250; ao

Kṛtyapradipa, a work on Nyāya, ideal time-table for, acc. to kau. tilya, p. 228; duty of a crowned,

p. 816n. p. 12; condemned by both the Kr̥tyaratnākara, of Candeśvara, pp. cpics when being engrossed in plea

762, 764, 775n. sures does not attend the court of Kṛtyasamuccaya, p. 770n. justice, p. 397; duties of ideal, in

Kṛtyatattvārnava, p. 893n. Sabhāparva, p. 399; conduct or life

Ksatriyas, śrenis of, in Kauṭiliya, p. of, different from common men,

218; have privilege to perform p. 159; Bṛhaspati’s views about, as

rā jasapījā, p. 895; duties of, 779n. stated in Santi and Karnaparvans,

Koemendra, p. 171. pp. 160-62; L’śanas on, pp. 163-64; coronation of, in Rājyībhiseka-di

Kerasvāmin, pp. 225, 467; was a dhiti, p. 957; deserves special

| Kashmirian, p. 574. honour with five others, p. 95. Kubera, p. 336.

H.D.–159

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Kukura, pp. 218, 252.

Laksmanabhatta, younger brother of Kulakārikā, of Edumiāra, p. 707.

Kamalakarabhatta, p. 925. Kulārnava, p. 147n.

Laksmanasena, king of Bengal, patron Kullāka, pp. 51., 34, 129, 266n., 270, of Halāyudha; finished the Adbhuta

328, 457, 484, 490, 498, 661, 756- sāgara of his father Ballālasena, 759; criticizes Govindarāja, p. 659;

pp. 628-29; date of, pp. 629–30; Srāddhasāgara is a work of, p. 758; was defeated by Bakhtiyar Khilji named in Rajanitiratnākara, p.

in 1200 A, D., p. 631; era of, 770.

pp. 631-32. Kulottunga, a Cola king, p. 678. Lakṣmanopādhyāya, p. 636. Kumāra, p. 773.

Laksanaprakāka, of Nitramiýra, p. Kumārasambhava, p. 162.

912. Kumāratantra, promulgated by the Lakṣmi, com. on Kālanirṇaya, p.

son of Rāvana, p. 805.

792. Kumārila, pp. 46, 50, 145, 149, 327, Lakṣmidevi, reputed authoress of

563; called Tautātita, p. 642.

com, on Mitākṣarā, p. 968. Kumbhidhānya, meaning of, pp. | Lakṣmidhara, vide under Kalpataru.

255-56.

Lala Sitaram, Mr., pp. 916, 947, 953. Kundabhāskara, of Śhaṅkara, p. 941. Lalita, p. 917n. Kundapaddhati, p. 964n.

Lama Taranath, p. 214. Kunika, pp. 61, 273, 302.

Lane-Poole, Mr., p. 868n. Kūrmapurāṇa, p. 534n.; extent of, Lankāvatārasūtra, p. 443.

p. 415.

Latyāyanaśrauta, pp. 22, 770. Kushans, gold coins of, p. 447; chrono.

Laugākși, pp. 528–529. logy of, p. 447.

Laugākṣi-grhya, same as Kāṭhaka Kūṭa, verses in the Mahābhārata, gshya, p. 122n.; Devapālabhāsya

p. 350n.

on, p. 122n. Kutala, a gotra, p. 196.

Law, B, C., pp. 1671., 216. Kutsa, pp. 61, 273.

Law, N. N., p. 215.

Lawyers, professional, whether existed Lachimādevi, queen of Candrasimha,

in the time of the Mānava Code, p. 843.

pp. 340-41. Laghu-Atri, p. 263.

Levy, Prof. Sylvain, p. 398. Laghubhāṣaṇakānti, com, on Vaiyā. Licchivikas, p. 218; a sangha, pp. 251,

karapabhūṣaṇasāra, p. 971.

252, 253. Laghu-Hārita, pp. 134, 135; quoted by Likhanāvali, p. 810n.

Aparārka, p. 717.

Likhita, mentioned by Kātyayana, Laghu-Nārada, p. 483.

p. 216; story of, and his brother Laghu-Saṅkha, p. 138.

Saṅkha in Mahābhārata, pp. 136 Laghu-Viṣṇu, pp. 126, 127; quoted by

37. Aparārka, p. 717.

Likhitasmști, pp. 138-39. Laghu-Vyāsa, p. 534.

| Lilāvati, work on mathematics, p. Laghu-Yama, pp. 527, 717.

970. Laharpur, birth-place of sodara- Lingapurāṇa, pp. 933, 950; speaks of

malla, p. 908.

20 expounders of dharma, p. 416

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Liquors, twelve kinds of, p. 516. named by, p. 210; names Bphas Lokaprakāśa, of Kṣemendra, p. 480.

pati, p. 287; namcs Bhāradvāja, Lokāyata, school of, known to Kau

p. 291; distinguishes between

Svāyambhuva Manu and Prācetasa tilya, pp. 210, 225; expounded by 1 Pancasikha to Janaka, p. 226.

Manu, p. 311; itself a great work

on Dharmaśāstra, Arthaśāstra etc., Lollata, p. 917n.; quotes Medhātitbi,

p. 349; relation of, to Manusmrti, p. 582; relied on by Sridhara,

pp. 335-45; dharmaśāstra topics p. 725.

in, p. 353; had become popular

long before 7th cent. A. D., p. 355; Macnaghten, Sir Williams, p. 921. claims to be Itihāsa, p. 356; story Madana, son of Sahāraṇa, p. 574. of, older than that of Rāmāyana, Madanapāla, pp. 792–804.

p. 361; literature known to, p. Madanapārijāta, pp. 132n., 139, 305,

363; several hundred verscs arc 505, 655, 656, 792-804.

common to Manusmrti and, p.

376; and Java, its Javanese version Madanaratna, pp. 804-809.

Brata Yuda, pp. 377, 399; com. Madanaratnapradipa (or Madana- mentaries on, pp. 378–79; predo

pradipa ), pp. 804-809.

minantly a Vaiṣṇavite work, p. Madanavinodanighantu, p. 801.

384; relation of, to Nārada, pp. Madhavācārya, pp. 65, 305, 334,

472-73, 483. 379, 448, 460, 562, 778–792; iden

Mahābhāṣya, pp. 13n., 75, 77, 210n., tical with Vidyaranya, p. 808;

247, 330, 359, 360, 365, 391, 403, personal history of, pp. 775-790;

409, 422, 903n.; passages from, distinct from Mādhavamantrin,

similar to Dharmasutras, p. 141.; connected with Goa, p. 791,

date of, generally accepted to be Madhavamantrin, p. 791.

150 B. G., pp. 75, 366; contains Mūdhavānanda, p. 924.

the seeds of all nyayas, p. 76. Madhavasvamin, p. 770n.

Mahābhāṣyapradipoddyota, of Na. Madhavayajvan, commentator of goji, p. 964.

Kauṭiliya, p. 247.

Mahādānanirṇaya, of Vācaspati, pp. Madhaviya Dhātuvrti, pp. 746, 789. 849, 893n. Madhuśarman, p. 70n.

Mahādeva, commentary of, on Hira Madhusūdana Sarasvati, p. 755.

nyakesin, pp. 91, 93-94; relation Madhyama-Angiras, p. 509.

of, to Haradatta, pp. 93-94. Madraka, pp. 218, 251, 252.

Mahādeva, Yadava king of Devagiri, Madya, 10 kinds of, p. 449; drinking / pp. 752, 753.

of, not blamable in case of ksat

Mahādevi, p. 970. riyas and vaiśyas, p. 449; Pulastya gives 11 kinds of, p. 829n.; all kinds Mahāganapatistotra, of Bhoganātha, of, are not surā, p. 829n.

p. 785n.

Magadha, pp. 219, 875; brāhmaṇas Mahakapilapancarātra, p. 826n.

from, not honoured at śrāddha acc.

Mahāpātakas, pp. 529, 7971., 828, to Atri, p. 262.

829n. Māgadha, a mixed caste, pp. 142,

246, 267.

Mahārṇava, ascribed to Māodhātā,

PP. 197-195. Mahābhārata, pp. 46, 210, 263. 264. 1

308, 349-385; authors of Dandaniti / Mahārnava, pp. 67, 91, 655, 737.

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p. 794,

Mahārgavaprakāśa, same as Mahār- | Māndavya, story of, p. 485.

paya, p. 654.

Māndhātā, son of Madanapāla, Mahāgāntapana, penance, p. 125. Mahāvamsa, pp. 172, 215, 374n.

Mandlik, Rao Saheb V. N., pp. 306, Maha-Vyāsa, p. 534.

335, 573, 656, 906, 923, 924. Mahesyara, pp. 705, 706, 710n., 711. Mañjari, com. on Dattakamimāmsā, Maidens, brotherless, found marriage p. 821.

difficult in Vedic times, p. 7.

Mañjarikāsa, p. 662. Mailugi-Karmavipaka, p. 862n.

Mankha, p. 722. Maireya, a kind of wine, pp. 213-14.

Manorama kucamardana, p. 967. Maintenance, four ways of, for a

Mantrabhāgavata, of Moropanta, brāhmana, pp. 255–56.

p. 978. Maitrāyaniyasamhitā, pp. 7, 95.

| Mantrapātha (Āpastambiya), pp. Maitrāyani Upaniṣad, p. 351n.; L 17, 53, 54, 81, 83.

regards Yoga as galanga, p. 316n.

Mantraprakāśa, p. 849n. Majumadar, Dr. R. C., pp. 346,

Manu, as the founder of the institu 631, 6881., 689, 771.

tion of srāddha, pp. 63, 317; and Makkhai Gosāla, p. 219.

hence Srāddhadeva, p. 317; Vedic Malalasekhara, Dr., p. 215.

references to, pp. 306-307; divided Mallaka, pp. 218, 251, 252.

his wealth among his sons, p. 308; Man, master in his own house, p. and the deluge, p. 308; Svāyam

bhuva, promulgated dharmas, p. Mānasollāsa-výttanta-vilāsa, of Rāma

308; and Nāradasmfti, pp. 308–309; tirtha, p. 562.

Svāyambhuva and Prācetasa dis

tinguished, p. 311; Purāṇas differ Mānavadharmastitra, pp. 101-103,

as to the number of, pp. 317-18. 143-149, 310, 317; and Vasiṣtha, pp. 101-103; closely connected Manudeva, author of Laghubhūṣana with Manusmrti, p. 335.

krānti, p. 971. Māpavagṛhya, pp. 12n., 17, 133, 146, Manusmrti, pp. 1, 4, 306–349; gives

310; doctrines of, opposed to Manu. definition of Dharma, p. 5; whether smṛti, p. 310; borrowed Yāj-smrti

a recast of Mānavadharmasātra, on Vināyaka, pp. 53, 439–40.

pp. 143, 316-17; on vidyās, pp. Mānavam, meaning of, p. 101.

205-206; on number of king’s Mānavas, meaning of, pp. 144-45; }

councillors, p. 206; four versions views of, about vidyās, pp. 144,

of, according to Bhaviṣyapurāṇa, 205; and Kautilya, pp. 205, 206;

p. 309; agreement of, with Kauti and Katyāyana, pp. 499–500.

liya, p. 312; and introduction to

Nārada, pp. 308-309; and Bphas Mānava School, subdivision of Mai

pati, pp. 328–30; contents of, pp. trāyaṇiyas, p. 148; not found in

312-15; extent of literature known Viśvarūpa’s day, p. 149.

to, pp. 315-16; whether contains Mānavasrauta-sūtra, pp. 20, 145. earlier and later strata, pp. 331 Mandala, constitution of, p. 871. 32; its special relation to Tantra

vārtika, pp. 327, 332-33; abridged Mandapamiśra, pp. 564, 794n.

several times, according to Nārada, Madanapāla, and Sarangi, p. 336.

p. 333; whether underwent several Mālākāra, p. 348,

recasts, p. 333; opposed to several

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views of Mānavagphya, p. 310, and Rāmāyana, p. 330; and Viśva rūpa, p. 327; and Yajñavalkya, p. 334; relation of, to Vrddha. Manu, p. 333; whether the first smrti, p. 316; age of, pp. 327ff.; relation of, to Mahābhārata, pp. 335ff.; commentators of, pp. 346-48; relation of, to Parāśara, pp. 462-63; relation of, to Nārada,

pp. 471-73, Manvarthamuktāvali, by Kullaka,

p. 756. Marici, Smsti of, pp. 521-522. Mārkandeya, p. 309. Mārkan leyapurāṇa, pp. 356, 414. Marriage, Brāhma form of, pp. 7,

125; Āsura form of, pp. 7, 125; Gāndharva form of, p. 8; forms of, generally eight, pp. 50, 125, 142, 331; forms of, only six, accord. ing to Āpastamba, and Visistha, pp. 50, 105; forms of, two acc. to Kāṭhaka, p. 125; intercaste, pp. 105, 142; prohibited degrees in, p. 284; with maternal uncle’s or paternal aunt’s daughter condemn. ed, pp. 297, 543, 745; and allowed, pp. 661, 866; guardians for, p. 424; auspicious nakṣatras for, pp. 445–46; proper age for, in case of girls, pp. 5251., 543; may be performed at all times according to Sridhara, p. 914; Brāhma form of, as distinguished from Prājāpatya, p. 745; of person of one Vedic śākhā, with a girl belonging to

another Vedic śākhā, p. 751. Mārtanda pādamūla, in Kashmir, p.

p. 722. Maskarin, pp. 36, 37, 273, 275, 279,

294. Mathapratisthā, p. 899. Mātrā, duration of, p. 456n. Mātsdatta, commentator of Hiranya.

kesi-gļhya, pp. 17,91. Mātsyanyaya, p. 230.

Matsyapurāṇa, pp. 4, 175, 409, 413,

414, 415, 416, 434, 594, 728, 739n., 829n.; verses in, on danda, p. 151; devotes several chapters to Rāja dharma, p. 164; account of Candra. gupta in, defective, p. 171; states qualities of Dharmādhikārin, p. 629.

Maudgalya, named by Baudhāyana,

pp. 13, 45, 302. Maurya, pp. 189, 190, 194, 247. Max Mūller, p. 422; holds Manusmști

a recast of ancient dharmasutra,

p. 310; criticized, pp. 15, 143. May, Reginald le, p. 398. Mayūracitra, pp. 732n., 911. Māyana, the father of Madhavācārya,

P. 785. Medhātithi, pp. 47, 64, 66, 97, 195,

266, 309, 424, 469, 548, 573-583; 770n.; gives fivefold division of dharma, p. 4; quotes Gautama morc frequently than any other smrtikāra, p. 34; Nāradasmpti and, P. 309; quotes Yāj. on writers of Dharmaśāstra, p. 424n.; summarises first section of Nārada, p. 469; quotes the views of Asahāya, p. 549; bhāsya of, and Madana, p. 574; a southerner according to Jolly, p. 574; expert in Pūrvamimāmsā, P. 577; mentions several nyāyas for explaining the Manusmṛti, p. 578; and the text of the Manusmrti, p. 579; and his Smptiviveka, p. 582; date of, p. 583; and Govinda.

rāja, pp. 661-62. Megasthenes, pp. 194, 218, 220. Mekala, p. 219. Meyer, J. J., his German translation

of Kautilya’s Arthaśāstra, pp. 156,

158. Mimāṁsābālaprakāśa, of Sarkara.

bhatta, p. 938. Mimārisānyāyaprakāśa, p. 960. Minor, wealth of, should not be

appropriated by king, p. 285.

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Minority, period of, upto sixteenth correct knowledge alone, pp. 557,

year, p. 475.

717; use of music in the path of, Misarumiśra, pp. 596, 640, 651, 776, į

P. 433; views of Lakṣmidhara 842–844.

about, in Moksakānda, p. 675-77. Mishra, Dr. Jayakant, p. 771.

Monasteries of Brāhmaṇas, p. 447, Mishra, Dr. Umesh, p. 627.

Monopolies, of kings, p. 575. Mitākṣarā, pp. 43, 47, 66, 89, 111, Moropant, Marathi poet, p. 977.

112, 274, 276, 277, 278; and Mortgage, by conditional sale, p. Viśvarūpa, pp. 423–24, 560-61; L 299; necessity of writing for, and Bhāruci, p. 568; place of, p. 522. in Dharmaśāstra, p. 599; and

Mother, as heir, whether preferred Smsticandrikā, pp. 607, 740;

to father, pp. 740, 919, 929, 945. and Jimõtavāhana, p. 708; and Aparārka, pp. 719-21; com

Mourning, on dealth of unmarried mentaries on, pp. 613, 968; and

daughter, p. 592. Nandapandita, pp. 919-20; and Mṣcchakatika, pp. 193, 302, 477; Vyavahāramayūkha, p. 940; and refers to Manusmrti, p. 328; men. Viramitrodaya, p. 943.

tions nāṇaka, p. 474. Mitākṣarā, commentary on Gautama- Mptasañjivani, p. 624.

dharmasūtra, p. 742.

Mudrārākṣasa, pp. 166, 179, 186, Mithila, valuable contribution of, to

193, 267, 873. dharmaśāstra, p. 759; Karnāṭa Mugdhabodha, grammar, p. 754. dynasty of, p. 771; Pañji historian

Muhūrtas, fifteen of the day, p. 594. of, p. 771: Kāmeśvara dynasty of,

Muhurtavidhānasāra, p. 780. p. 852n. Mitra, Dr. Rajendralal, pp. 631,

Mukerjee, Dr. K. R., p. 180.

811, 869n.

Mukerji, Sir Asutosh, pp. 699, 703,

758. Mitra, Khagendranath, pp. 771, 811.

Muktāphala, a work of Vopadeva, Mitramiśra, pp. 457, 536, 941–953.

p. 754. Mixed castes, pp. 73, 267; means of

Mūla-Rāmāyaṇa, pp. 406–407. livelihood for, should be sought for in the works of Usanas and

Mūlasthāna, (modern Multan), p. 806. Manu, p. 270; home of, p. 48; Muğdakopaniṣad, pp. 41, 744. avocations of, p. 141,

Muñja, pp. 590, 624; also called Mixed marriages, offspring of, pp.

Vākpatirāja, pp. 590, 624. 142, 267.

Murārirāja, p. 770n.

Mlecchas, language of, not to be learnt according to Vasistha, p.

Nābhānediṣtha, pp. 307, 308. 100; and according to Bhāradvāja,

Naciketas, and his father styled p. 290; speech prohibited with, Gautama, p. 23. p. 121; sale of children among, p. Nāgamalla, father of Pythvidhara, 219; mean pulindas and tājikas,

p. 881. p. 557; countries of, not fit for

Nāgānanda, pp. 715, 722. performing sacrifices, p. 659. Mokṣa, p. 224n.; results from com

Nāgojibhajta, pp. 406, 963-967.

bination of jñāna and karma accord

Nahusa p. 336. ing to Bp. Yogi-Yāj., p. 455; from | Naiskarmyasiddhi, p. 562.

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p. 379.

Nāka Maudgalya, p. 41; sage, occurs | Narapativijaya, a work on astrology,

in Bp. Up., p. 41n. Nakṣatras, arranged from Kr̥ttikā inį Nārāśamsi gāthās, pp. 409, 433.

Yāj., p. 445, divided into auspicious Nārāyaṇa, author of Prayogaratna, and inauspicious from days of Tai.

pp. 745, 903–907. [Br., p. 445; auspicious, for marriages,

Nārāyana, of the Naidhruvagotra, pp. 445–46; consulting of, p. 211;

commented on Āśvalāyanagshya; sāntis for birth on evil, p. 805.

p. 591; Gārgya, commented on Nakulisa-pāśupatadarśana, p. 748.

Ásvalāyanaśrauta, pp. 591, 593. Nala, pp. 245, 384.

Nārāyaṇa, commentator of Manu Nāmaratnamālā, p. 557.

smpti, p. 346; cited by Bhattoji, Nāṇakas, mentioned by Yāj., p. 4-16;

p. 347; profusely quoted in Danda the word quite conjectural, p. 447;

viveka, p. 857n. mentioned by Mșcchakarika, p. 474; | Nārāyana, worship of, pp. 470, 568. mentioned by Brhaspati, p. 487; Nārāyaṇa, author of Vyavahārasiro punishment for counterfeiting, mani, p. 615; differences of, from p. 446.

Vijñāneśvara, p. 616. Nandana, commentator of Manu, Nārāyaṇa, ancestor of Halāyudha and

pp. 346, 348.

of the Tagore family, p. 633; one of Nandapandita, pp. 466, 568, 613,

the five brāhmaṇas brought by 915–925; author of Vaijayanti,

Ādisūra, p. 707. pp. 127, 545, 610; author of Narayaṇavṛtti, p. 761. Dattakamimālsā, pp. 91, 466;

Narasimhachar, Rao Bahadur R., author of com. on Sadasiti, p, 724;

pp. 787, 788. authority of, superior to Balam

Nasratshah, a Pathan king of Bengal, bhatta in Benares school, p. 970.

killed Bhairava, p. 853, Nānārthārṇavasanksepa, a lexicon,

p. 25n.

Naļasūtras, by Silālin, and Kṛśāśva,

p. 80. Nārada, on politics, p. 475; his role in

Nathamuni, grand-father of Yamuna. purāṇas, p. 482.

muni, p. 567. Nīrada, pp. 126, 159, 309, 467-483;

Navadvipa, p. 893. abridged work of Mfanu, pp. 309,

Navakandikā, of Kātyāyana, p. 639. 333; commentary of Asahāya on, p. 167; contents of, p. 468; au

Navarātrapradipa, of Nandapandita, thenticity of the text of, p. 469; and p. 924. Agnipurāṇi, p. 470; quotations from, Navasāhasāṅka, p. 590. on ācāra and śrāddha, p. 470; smsti Navya-Vardhamānopādhyaya, p 893n. of, based on Manu, p. 333; dis

Nayacandrikā, p. 218. quisition of, on impotency, p. 447;

Nayaviveka, p. 944n. two versions of sinști, p. 467; and Manu, 468, 471-73; and Kautilya,

Nepal, pp. 770, 771; blankets from,

pp. 211, 736; name of, does not p. 473; and Mahābhārata, pp. 472–

occur in Mahābhārata, p. 217. 73; relation of, to Bāṇa, p. 475; peculiar views of, p. 473; probably

Neugebauer, Prof., p. 221.

| Nibandhas, pp. 545–546. 476-77; home of, p. 482; relation

Nibandhanakāra, mentioned by of, to Bphaspati, pp. 486-87.

Sarasvativılāsa, is probably Asahāya, Nāradiyapurāṇa, pp. 175, 731.

pp. 548, 875n.

1272

Nidāna, a kind of work, p. 45; of Nitiprakāśikā, of Janamejaya, p. 265.

Bhallāvins, pp. 98, 100.

Nitisāra, of Kāmandaka, pp. 5, 169. Nighantu, p. 592.

Nitiśāstra, of Bhārgava, p. 265; of Nigūdhārthadipikā, com. on Prāyaści- Bphaspati, p. 484,

ttaviveka, p. 838.

Nītivākyāmsta, pp. 288, 484; com, on, Nijāmasāha, king of Deccan, p. 861; pp. 288, 484.

Dalapati was the chief minister of, Nityācārapradipa, pp. 276,552. p. 862.

Niyama, p. 553. Nilakanthabhaṭṭa, pp. 937–941.

Niyoga, approved of by sītrakāras Nilakantha Caturdhara, commentator except Āpastamba, pp. 50, 73, 126;

of Mahābhārata, pp. 226n., 378, allowed by Vasiṣtha, p. 105; allowed 413n,

and condemned by Manu, pp. 51, Nilakaṛtha Sukla, pupil of Bhattoji,

204, 331, 438; allowed by Kautilya, p. 965.

p. 204; allowed only to śūdras by

Viddha-Manu, p. 333; allowed by Nilambara, Kātyāyanabhī yakṛt, P. 893n.; from Kāmarupa, pp. 981-82.

Yāj., p. 438; allowed by Nārada,

p. 473; not allowed in Kali age, Nimantrana, meaning of, p. 654n.

p. 539; view of Viśvarūpa and Nimi, p. 336.

Bphaspalti on, p. 561; allowed to Niravadyavidyoddyota, an author

childless widows by Bhāruci, p. 568. mentioned in Dāyabhāga, pp. Niyogi, Dr. Rama, author of the 705–707.

‘History of the Gahadwāla dynasty’, Nirgranthas, p. 219; outside the pale

p. 688n. of Vedic orthodoxy, p. 577.

Nivartana, a measure of area, p. 490, Nirnayāmsta, pp. 587, 750n., 893n. Non-Aryan tribes mentioned by Atri, Nirnayasindhu, pp. 183, 505, 639; L p. 261.

quotes Laghu-Nārada, p. 483; and Nṭsimha, author of Prayogapārijāta, Bphaspati, p. 489; quotes verses of p. 745. Viśvarūpa, p. 565; quotes views of

Nrsinha, sun of Rāmacandrācārya, Sridhariya, p. 726.

wrote vivarala on Kālanirṇaya Nirukta, pp. 7, 8n., 171., 33, 781., 115; dipikā, pp. 792, 867.

mentions Nidāna, p. 45; an anga of Nrsisihaprasīda, pp. 860-868; divided Veda, p. 61; passages in Āpastamba

L into sāras, p 861; contents of, pp. agree with, p. 61; discussion about

863-64. the rights of sons and daughters in, p. 308; gives an etymology of

Nraya, means Mimānisā doctrines, Parāśara, p. 461; speaks about itself

pp. 64, 556. as Vidyāsthāna, p. 409n; condemned Nyāyabindu, of Dharmakirti, p. 26. mere memorizing of the Veda with- Nyāyamañjari, p. 750n. out understanding the meaning, Nyāyaratna, p. 8 18n. p. 534.

Nyiyaratnākara, p. 628. Niṣāda, mention of, in Vedic works, Nyāyasūcinibandha, of Vācaspati,

p. 73; who is, p. 267; a mixed caste, pp. 455, 562, 853. p. 142.

Ojha, Mīr. K, C., p. 166n. Niska, p. 859; value of, pp. 532, 535.

Oldenberg, Prof. pp. 54, 354. Niticintīmani, of Vācaspati, p. 8+5.

Omens, pp. 121, 447. Nitinirṇiti, of Yogghama, p. 155. Oppert, Dr., p. 272.

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Orccha, founded by Pratā parudra, Pālakāpya, p. 732n.

p. 946; ruled over by Virasimha,

Pallava, a work mentioned in Raja p. 947.

nitiratnakara, p. 770. Ordeals, pp. 140, 334; not treated of

Palvala, p. 848n. by Manu, pp. 334, 431, 473; five, treated by Yāj., p. 431; pine,

Pancadasi, of Madhavācārya, p. 788. according to Brhaspati, p. 484; Pañcādhyāyi, of Bphaspati, pp. 492, nine, according to Pitāmaha, pp.

817. 515, 538; seven, described by

Pañcanada, southern, p. 118. Nārada, p. 473, 538; what appro

Pāñcarātras, pp. 271, 656, 717; out priate to which wrongs, p. 538; what, in vogue in which countries,

side Vedic orthodoxy, p. 577. pp. 874–75.

Pañcaśāradiya, p. 848n. Ownership, whether laukika, pp. 538, | Pañcatantra, pp. 192, 231, 249n.,

587; whether son has, by birth,

265, 717; stories of, based on judi. p. 538; does not consist in being

cial problems of civil and criminal able to dispose thing at one’s

law, p. 302; gives three-fold realm sweet will, since it is sastra, p.

of politics, p. 231. 539; sources of, pp. 750–51; none over wife and children, p. 911;

| Pandharpur, shrine of Viphoba at, views of Kamalākara about, p. 933. pp. 977, 978.

Panditaparitoșa, a work quoted by Padamañjari, commentary of Hara- Hemādri, pp. 573, 662, 750n.;

datta, on Kāsikā, pp. 746–47, criticized Govindarāja, p. 662. Padapātha, p. 551.

Pan litasarvasva, of Halāyudha, pp. Padmagupta, author of Navasīha- |

626, 628, 630, 893n. sankacarita, p. 590.

Pangarkar, Mr. L. R., p. 977. Padma ( Rudra ) kumāra, father of Panikkar, Sardar K. M., p. 908.

Haradatta, pp. 747, 748.

Pārini, pp. 76, 77, 189, 200; men Padmapurāṇa, pp. 103, 126, 404, tions ten predecessors and spcaks

412, 415, 715; speaks of 14 Manus, of eastern and northern ācāryas, p. 317; Rāma story in, p. 108; pp. 78, 79; resident of north-west gives three-fold classification of India, pp. 78, 79, date of, pp. 79, Purāṇas, p. 416.

81n.; time for, p. 41; called Padyasangraha, of Manirāma, p. 903.

salāturiya, p. 167.

Pañjīkākāramiśra, p. 701n. Padya-Viṣṇu, often quoted in Parā.

sara-Madhaviya, p. 127.

Pāpeya, p. 219. Pahlavas, mentioned in Manu, p. 1 Paramānanda, patron of Nanda.

pandita, p. 916. Pai, Mr. Govind, p. 179.

Parisara, named by Kautilya, p. 209. Paijavana, p. 336.

Parāśara-Madhaviya, pp. 127, 293, Paiṭbinasi, pp. 284-286, 517–519, 460n., 476, 488n., 489, 4978., 562, 705n.; work of, known only through 566, 779, 785, 815, 818, etc.; quotations, p. 14; names 36 smrtis, authority on modern Hindu law in pp. 303, 535.

southern India, p. 779. Pākayajñapaddhati, of Pasupati, p. Pārāśaras, school of, mentioned by

Kauṭiliya, pp. 209, 460. H, D.-160

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Parāśarasmṛti, pp. 138, 276, 459-466, ( Partition, allowed to son in ancestral 818; drawn upon by Garuḍapurāṇa, property even against father’s wish, P. 460; and Manusmrti, pp. 462- p. 532; between brothers, unmar. 63; and Baudhāyanadharmasītra, ried sister’s rights in, p. 581; larger P. 463; contents of, pp. 461–62; date share to eldest son on p. 50; period, of, p. 464; enumerates 19 smsti- within which could be set aside, kāras, pp. 303, 461; peculiar views pp. 293, 298; necessity of writing of, pp. 462-63; contains no treat- for completing, p. 522; son’s right ment of vyavahāra, p. 779; to, according to Dāyabhāga, p. 704;

Vidvanmanoharā, com, on, p. 915. in Dāyatattva, p. 892. Pāraśava, meaning of, pp. 35, 267. Paścātkāra, defined by Katyāyana, Pārasikas, touch of, as similar to that p. 501.

of mlecchas, p. 448.

Pāṣanda, meaning of, pp. 237–38; Pāraskaragplıya, pp. 551, 613, and habitation for, p. 238.

Yājñavalkyasmsti, p. 441; com. of

Pāśupatas, pp. 271, 717; outside Vedic Gad#dhara on, p. 582n.; bhāṣya of

orthodoxy, p. 577; doctrines of, Harihara on, p. 613; Amptavyā.

authoritative when not opposed to khyā on, p. 917n.

Veda according to Pārijāta, p. 656. Parasnis, Rao Bahadur D. B., p. 914n.

Pasupati,, brother of Halāyudha, pp. Parasurama, pp. 219-20.

626, 636, 893n. Paraśurāmapandita, father of Mitra

Pāśaliputra, pp. 186, 549. miśra, pp. 946, 949.

Patañjali, pp. 6n., 13, 189, 190. Parents, succeed together to their deceased son, according to Srikara

Patni, who is, p. 274; meaning of, and Sambhu, pp. 571, 622; succeed according to Viśvarūpa, p. 559. before brothers according to Hala- Paulkasa, a mixed caste, p. 73. yudha, p. 623.

Piśuna, named by Kautilya, pp. 196, Pargiter, pp. 193. 410.

209, 210; identified with Nārada, Pāribhadriya, p. 707.

p. 482. Paribhāṣāprakāśa, p. 949.

Pasunaputra, named by Kautilya, Pārigrāma, p. 707.

p. 209. Parihal or Pāri Gai, 707.

Pitāmaha, smṛti of, pp. 514-516; enu. Pārijāta, pp. 655-656; frequently

merates nine kinds of ordeals, p. coupled with Prakāśa, pp. 652,

768, 893n.

Pitbhakti, of Sridatta, pp. 586, 621, Pārijā tamañjari, a drama, p. 590. 761, 848n., 893n. Pariṣad, constitution of, according to | Pitsbhaktitarangiṇi or Sraddhakalpa,

Angiras, p. 508.

of Vācaspali, pp. 844, 850, 851,

893n. Parisankhyā, p. 553. Parisista-dipakalikā, of Sūlapāni, p. | Pitrdayitā, alias Karmopadesini

paddhati, pp. 727, 893n.; contents

of, p. 727. Pariśiṣṭaparva, of Hemacandra, p.

Pitbitākaranikīra, p. 761. Parivrājakas, four kinds of, p. 521. Plaint, characteristics of, pp. 538, Pārsada, meaning of, p. 238; phone-i

tically and semantically different Planets, seven, mentioned by Baudhi. from Paganda, p. 238.

yana, p. 53; arrangement of,

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whether borrowed and from whom, | Pramitākṣarā, com. on Mitākṣarā, pp. 443-45.

p. 915. Pledge, divided into four varieties, | Praṅavakalpa, of Saunaka, p. 753.

p. 293.

Pran Nath, Dr., pp. 158, 192, 223. Pogson, author of History of the

Prapancahṣdaya, p. 567. Boondelas’, p. 947n.

Prapancasāra, p. 779. Politics, teachers of, pp. 265-66;

Pratāpamārtaṇḍa, of Pratāparudra. three-fold realm of, p. 231.

deva, p. 878. Poor, the, and helpless entitled to a

Pratāparudradeva, king of Orissa, share of state wealth, pp. 573,

pp. 869-879. 618.

Pratihastaka, p. 848n. Possession, five characters of juridical,

Pratiloma, p. 278. p. 516; five characteristics of adverse, p. 532; how many years’,

Pratimānāṭaka, p. 331. constitutes title, pp. 596, 598, 651- Pratimīsangraha, p. 770n. 52; adverse, for twenty years Pratipadapancikā, com. by Bhatta conferred ownership according to svāmin on Kauṭiliya, pp. 155, 247. Bhavadeva, p. 651; when protected,

Pratișthāmayūkha, p. 940. pp. 542, 544; as opposed to tille, p. 544; entitled to protection,

Pratiṣthāna, on the Godavari, pp. pp. 532, 544.

624, 904.

Prabandhacintāmari, p. 590.

Pratiṣthāsāgara, p. 731. Prabhākara, p. 643.

Pratitākṣarā, same as Pramitākṣarā, Prabodhacandrodaya a drama, p.

p. 915. 643

Pravacana, meaning of, pp. 40n.,

41n.; derivation of, p. 4in.; stands Prācetas, Smrti of, pp. 519-520.

for some sutra school, p. 47. Prācetasa, Manu, pp. 206, 311, 321,

Pravacanakāra, pp. 39, 47. 322, 338; important references to, in Mbh., pp. 341-42; on rāja.

Pravacana-sutra, pp. 47–48. dharma, pp. 150, 338, 341.

Pravaradarpana, pp. 196, 928. Pradipa, pp. 724–725, 847n.; criticized Pravaramañjarī, pp. 196, 721n.

Bhavadeva, p. 651.

Prāyaścitta, pp. 507, 508; etymology Prajāpati, named by Baudhāyana, of the word, p. 828n.; in Prāya

pp. 45, 302, 520; named by Vasi- scittaviveka for different offences, fṭba, pp. 101, 302, 520; smpti of, pp. 828-35; for Indra, p. 9; for pp. 520-521.

minors and women, less than for Prakāśa, pp. 551, 652-655, 770.

men, p. 147n.; for killing cow, p.

274, 296, 830; for other acts, pp. Prakasa, commentary on Śrāddha

274-75; for cessation of gphya fires, kalpasūtra of Katyāyana, p. 636.

p. 291; for mahāpā takas, pp. 296 Prakāśa, Anantadeva’s com. on 97; for Brāhmaṇa guilty of mahā.

Bhagavannāmakaumudi, p. 963.

pātakas, p. 507; for dvijāti having Prakriyākaumudi, of Rāmacandrā- children from a sūdra wise, p. 512.

carya, p. 967n.

Prāyascittamayūkha, pp. 442, 534, Prakriyāprakāśa, p. 967n.

940. Prakrtis, eighteen according to Pitā. Prāyaścittanirūpaṇa, of Bhavadeva,

maha, p. 515.

pp. 596, 641,

acan

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Prāyascittaprakāśa, p. 942.

Nāradasmsti, p. 471; the word, Prāyaścittaratna, pp. 927, 929.

occurs in Atharvaveda, p. 409; Prāyaścitta-sudhānidhi, of Sāyasa, 1

narration of some, on the 9th day

p. 785.

of Pīriplava, p 409. Prāyaścitta-viveka, of Sūlapāṇi, pp.

Purā nas, pp. 408-421; antiquity of,

p. 410; chronology of, P 410; chara. 825, 827, 893n., 946; contents of,

cteristics of the teachings of, pp. 411 pp. 828–35; often referred to by

12; bhakti and vratas as the impor Raghunandana, p. 835; authors

tant aspects of, p. 413; quotations and works mentioned in, p. 835;

from, in dharmaśāstra works, pp. commentaries on, p. 838.

413–14; contain thousands of slokas Prāyascittendusekhara, of Nāgoji,

on dharmaśāstra matter, pp. 416 p. 964.

417; table of dharmaśāstra material Prāyascittendusekhara, of Kāśinātha, in, pp. 417-21; divided into three

p. 977.

groups, sāttvika, rajasa and tamasa, Prayogapārijā ta, pp. 655, 721n., 745;

p. 416; mentioned by Yāj., pp. 433, quotes views of Sridhariya, p. 726;

434; valuable information about, in enumerates 18 principal smstis, 18

Dānasāgara, p. 731. upasmstis and 21 smṛtikāras, p. 304. Purāṇasamuccaya, p. 916n. Prayogaratna, of Nārāyaṇabhatra, Purāṇasāra, mentioned by Mādhava

pp. 624, 745, 907, 935; composed cārya, pp. 779, 863. at Benares, p. 633.

Puri, Gaitanya lived at, 876. Prayogasīra, pp. 805, 893n.

Purification of things, p. 291; of Pre-emption, p. 299.

food touched by insects, sinners Proof, means of, p. 702.

etc., p. 525. Ppthu, p. 336.

Puruṣa, etymology of, p. 116. Pṛtbvicandra, pp. 507, 880.

Puruṣaparikṣā, a work, p. 771. Pythyicandrodaya, pp. 750n., 879-882. Puruṣartha and Kratvartha, p. 556. Prthvidharamista, p. 893n.

Purusārthaprabodha, of Brahma Pūjāprakāsa, p. 943.

nanda-bhārati, p. 562. Pājāratnākara, p. 766.

Purusottama, as 26th tattva of Raghu Pulkasa, a mixed caste, p. 142. nandana, p. 525. Pulastya, smrti of, pp. 516-517.

Pārvamimāṁsā, pp. 5n., 71., 13, Punarbhū, seven kinds of, p. 275; 299, 044; Apastamba’s relation to,

three kinds of, according to Nārada, pp. 63–64; and Viśvarūpa, pp. p. 473.

535-57; commentators of, p. 593. Pundarika (or Paundarika), a tirtha, Puṣkara, opponent of Nala, p. 245.

is modern Pandharpur, p. 864,

Puṣkarasādi, author named by Apa Pundra, a country, p. 49.

stamba, pp. 61, 273, 302. Punishment, of death, prescribed for | Pusyamitra, p. 335.

whom, p. 526.

Putra, etymology of, p. 116. Pupil, as heir to teacher, p. 530. Putrikā, custom of, is ancient, p. 7: Purāṇa, mentioned by Āpastamba- meaning of, p. 592; prohibition of

dharmasūtra, p. 59; known to marriage with maternal uncle’s Kautiliya, p. 246; mentioned by daughter applies only to thc son Manusmrti, p. 315; mentioned by of, p. 661.

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Rādhā, part of Bengal, pp. 644, 707, Rājanitiratnākara, of Candeśvara,

708, 712;Jimātavāhana was a native pp. 476, 573, 759, 767, 771; com. of, p. 707; Bhavadeva constructed posed at the command of Bhavesa, water reservoir in, p. 645.

p. 775. Rādhiya, brahmanas in Bengal, p. 838. Rājanitisaukhya, p. 913. Raghavachar, S. S., p. 566n.

Rājaputra, p. 732n. Raghavan, Dr. V., pp. 381, 384, 414, Rājaśāstra, teachers of, according to

415, 547, 588, 589, 590.

Nitiprakāśikā, pp. 265-66. Rāghavānanda, commentator of Rājasekeara, p. 311.

Manu, pp. 346, 318.

Rījatarangini, p. 479. Raghunandana, pp. 483, 565, 588, Rājāvali, a work p. 374n. 623, 630, 633, 639, 643, 729, 890- Raju, Prof. P. T., p. 5n. 902; last dharmaśāstra writer of

Rājya, seven constituents of, p. 297. Bengal, p.890; a Rādhiya brāhmaṇa, P. 890; author of 28 taltvas, p. 892;

Rāma, of Bisena family, patron of pupil of Vasudeva Sārvabhauma,

Nāgoji, p. 965. p. 893; date of, pp. 896–97; expert | Rāmabhadra, a king of Mithila, pp. in Mimāmgāsūtras and Nyāyas, 819, 872.

elucidatas over 171 nyāyas, p. 902. Rāmacandra, commentator of Manu, Raghunatha, commentator of Āsauca

p. 346. daśaka, p. 614.

Rāmacandra, Yādava king of Devagiri, Raghuvarnīa, of Kalidasa, pp. 302,

p. 753. 383, 388n.; and Uttarakānda of Ramacandrācārya, author of Kāla. Rāmāyana, pp. 389-90; com, on, nirṇayadipika, p. 791. by Hemādri, p. 754.

Rāmaka, meaning of, p. 106. Raghuvir, Dr., p. 18.

Rāmakṣsa, author of Jivatpitrkanir. Ragim, copperplate of Tivaradeva,

naya, p. 724; and father of pp. 105, 263n.

Kamalakara, p. 925. Rāhula Sāṅkstyayana, Pandit, p. 26n. | Ramānujācārya. pp. 678–81, 784; Rājā, stands for Bhojadeva in dharma

author of Vedārthasangraha, p. 566; śāstra works, p. 760.

pupil of Yamunamuni, p. 567. Raja, Prof. Kunhan, p. 17n.

Rāmapandita, father of Nandapandita, Rājadharmakaustubha, of Anantadeva,

p. 915. pp. 389, 408, 953, 957-58.

Rāmārcanacandrikā, pp. 847n., 893n. Rājalāsaka, p. 875n.

Rāmāyana, pp. 386-408; several recen

sions of, pp. 386-87; resemblance Rājamartanda, Bhoja’s commentary

of Raghuvamsa with the Uttara. on Yogasūtra, pp. 585, 586; Rāja

kunda of, pp. 389–90; relation of, mārtaṇḍa, Bhoja’s work on dharma

to Daśarathajtaka, pp. 392-93; śāstra, pp. 586, 770n., 8471,

mutual references of Mahābhārata Rājamrgānka, Bhoja’s work on and of, pp. 393-95; meagre material

astronomy, pp. 586, 590.

on politics in, p. 399; Kaccitpraśnas Rājan, meaning of, p. 857.

in, pp. 399–401; date of, pp. 396, Rājānaka Sitikantha, p. 718.

402; commentaries on, pp. 404-406;

Charınaśāstra topics in, p. 402. Rajanighanļu, p. 865.

Rameśvarabhalta, father of Nārāyaṇa. Rājanītiprakāśa, p. 943.

bhatta, p. 904.

1278

P. 842.

Ram Gopal, Dr., pp. 11, 23, 26, 35, 36, Vasiṣtha’s oath occurs in, p. 337;

52, 54, 77, 79, 81; criticized, pp. 27, Bphaspati and Vena in, p. 444; 66, 67, 70–75, 83, 110, 111.

Jupiter in, p. 445; condemns one Rāmollāsa, of Bhoganātha, p, 785n.

who feeds none but himself, p. 412;

nad Gautama, p. 24. Rāṇāyaniya, school of Sāmaveda,

Rhys Davids, author of Buddhist p. 22.

India’, pp. 6n., 213, 219, 252, 392. Rasagañgādhara, of Jagannātha,

pp. 624, 964.

Rju, commentator of Manu, p. 576. Rasamañjari, of Bhānudatta, pp. 953, Rkṣoccaya, p. 910n.

Rocher, Dr. Ludo, pp. 814n., 846, 860. Rasamañjari-prakāśa, of Nāgesabhatta Ropaka, 1/70th part of suvarṇa, one

p. 964n.

dinara is equal to 28, p. 859. Rasayātrāpaddhati, of Raghunandana, Rṣyasriga, p. 510; texts attributed to,

P. 892.

not accepted as authoritative by Rasikapriyā, of Keśavadāsa, p. 947.

Dhāreśvara and others, p. 585. Rasis, not mentioned by Yai. p. 445. Rudradāman, inscription of, p. 35,

Rāṣtrakūtas, p. 624.

Rudradatta, commentator of Āpas

tamba-srautasūtra, p. 743. Rathakāra, upanayana allowed to, p. 50;

a mixed caste, p. 267.

Rudradhara, author of Kftyacandrikā, Ratnākara, of Candeśvara, pp. 763,

Rudraskanda, commentator of Kha 838, 840, 849n.

diragshya, p. 19. Ratnakaranṭikā, quoted in Pitsbhakti,

Rūpanārāyana, title of king Rāmabha. p. 761.

dra of Mithilā, pp. 849, 852. Ratnamālā, p. 910n. Ratnāvali, p. 819n.

Sabara, pp. 9, 17n., 45, 104, 118,

556, 643; quotes Apastamba Dh. Ray, Mr., p. 645.

S., p. 65; commented on Sūtra of Rāyamukuta, pp. 347, 839, 893n.

Satyaṣāḍha p. 91; and Manu, p. Remarriage, of women, allowed by | 328; criticizes dharmasītras, p. 148.

Nārada, p. 473; of child widows,

Sabdaratna, of Haridikṣita, p. 965. allowed by Vasistha, p. 105; prohi bited by Manu, p. 205; allowed by Śabdendusekhara, of Nāgoji, p. 964. Kautilya to widows and even wives

Sabhā, meaning of, pp. 625–26. whose husbands have not been heard

Saccaritarakṣā, of Vedāntadesika, of for a year or more, p. 205.

pp. 819, 820. Renou, Prof. L., pp. 125, 157.

Ṣadaśiti, p. 724; com. Suddhican Repudikṣita, p. 736.

drikā on, p. 915. Res Judicata, rule of, in Katyāyana,

p. 501.

Sadhārana, father of Madanapāla,

p. 801; brought about the remission Re-union, rights of full brother

of taxes at three tirthas, p. 800; a superior to half brother, pp. 824–25.

city (modern Saharanpur), p. 916. Reviling, examples of, pp. 744-45. Rgveda, word dharma in, pp. 1-2; a

Saduktikarṇāmsta, of Sridharadāsa,

p. 630. hymn from, as regards marriage, p. 7; a bymn of, quoted by Medhā.

Ṣadviinsabrāhmana, p. 732n. tithi in connection of niyoga, p. 321n.; Sāgara, p. 770n.

La

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Sahagila, family of Saharanpur, p.

916. Sāhāraṇa, same as Sādhārana, p.

917. Sāhasa, meaning of, p. 540; five kinds of, p. 857; witnesses in charges

of, 271. Sāhityadarpana, pp. 557, 647. Sāhudiyala, section of brāhmanas in

Bengal, p. 838. Sakas, mentioned by Manu, p. 331. Śākuntala, pp. 168, 169. Salatore, Dr. B. R., p. 644. Sale, without consent of members of

family, p. 299; for arrears of revenue, p. 299; necessity of writ

ing for completing, p. 522. Śālihotra, p. 732n. a Sāmavedin sage,

p. 25. Śalikanātha, p. 8751. Salomons, J. W., p. 290. Sālva, a country, people of, p. 82-83. Samā nodaka, p. 313. Samantasena, of Cāndravaṁsa. p.

733. Sāmaśravas, addressed by Yāj.,

Trears

rev

Sarihitāsārāvali, p. 910n. Samkara, of nine kinds, p. 490. Sarkarsakānda, p. 593. Sarinyāsa, meaning of, p. 581. Samnyasin, p. 273; four kinds of,

pp. 521, 783. Samrāṭ, definition of, pp. 227–28. Samsārapaddhatirahasya, p. 652. Samiskārakaustubha, of Anantadeva,

pp. 483, 489, 953; quotes views of Sridhariya, p. 726; contents

of, p. 954. Sariiskāramayūkha, pp. 3041., 309,

505, 938. Sanskāraratnamālā, p. 964n. Sarnsārasaukhya, p. 913. Sarvarta, pp. 541-543. Samvatsarapradipa, quoted by Raghunandana, p. 637; not a work

Sūlapāni, p. 826. Sandarbhasīcikā, com. on Hāralatā,

p. 729. Śāṇdilya, p. 504. Sāndilyāyana, p. 504. Sangha, of Vroṇis in Kauṭiliya,

p. 218. Sangokā, wife of Govardhana, p. 644. Sañjñātantra, p. 911, Śhaṅkarabhafta, author of Dvaita nirṇaya, pp. 546, 746, 904, 938; a profound mimamsaka, father of

Nilakangha, p. 938. Sarkarācārya, pp. 43, 65, 115, 118,

145, 443; calls Manusmṛti Māna vam, PP. 145, 327; quotes Apa stambadharmasītra, p. 65; quotes Gautamadharmasūtra, p. 35; quotes Vasisha, p. 97; quotes Manu smṣti frequently, pp. 118, 327; com. of, on Viṣṇuṣahasranāma, p.

379; pupils of, pp. 562-63. Śhaṅkaragitā, p 701n. Sarkha-Likhita, dharmasūtra of, pp.

136-142; known from quotations only, p. 14; bhāṣyakāra of, p. 140;

p. 431.

Sāmavidhāna Brāhmana, p. 22. Śāmavit, king of Delhi, p. 861. Samaya, several meanings of, p. 4n. Samayapradipa, of Sridatta, pp. 762,

770n., 841; quoted by Raghu

nandana, p. 763. Samayapradipa, astrological work of

Harihara, p. 737. Samba, Upapurāṇa, p. 416. Sambandhacintāmani, p. 851n, Sambhramabhaṭṭa, p. 701n. Sambhu, author of Kamadhenu

according to Aufrecht, pp. 618; writer of digests, pp. 572, 618, 725, 738; relied on by Sridhara,

p. 725. Sarngraha, vide Smptisamgraha.

1280

date of, p. 142; doctrines of, pp. Smṛticandrikā, p. 741; ascribed to 140-42; story of, in Mahābhārata, Lolla Laksmidhara by Gode and p. 136; studied by Vājasaneyins, R. Subrahmanyam, p. 877; quotes pp. 20, 136; and Aparārka, pp. Varadarāja several times, p. 823. 716–17.

Sarasvati, wife of Ādideva, p. 644. Saṅkha, smsti of, p. 103.

Sarāvati, river, location of, 67n; Saṅkhadhara, pp. 636, 7019., 728.

country north of, called Udicya, Sāökhya, pp. 281, 528.

P. 67. Sāṅkhyakārikā, pp. 281, 576–77. Sārāvali, a work on astrology, pp. Saṅkṣepa-Śhaṅkarajaya, p. 562.

182, 718, 910n. Sanmārgadipikā, p. 819.

Śārirakabhisya, of Śhaṅkara, p. 447. Ṣansavatiśrāddhanirṇaya, of Śiva- Sarkar, Benoy Kumar, pp. 272,951n.

bhaļļa, p. 564.

Sarkar, D. G., p. 967. Sanskst, official language, according Sarkar, Golapchandra, p. 942.

to Kautilya, p. 210.

Sarkar, H. B., p. 398. Santapana, defined by Viṣṇudharma.

Sarkar, Prof. Jadunath, p. 897n. sūtra, p. 125.

Sarma, Pandita K. Madhava Krishna, śāntarakṣita, pp. 309n., 345n.

pp. 907, 952. Śāntikaustubha, p. 940.

Sarvadarśana-samgraba, p. 748. śāntimayūkha, p. 941.

Sarvadhikari, pp. 658, 803, 893. śāntiratna, of Kamalākara, pp. 926, | Sarvajñanārāyana, commentator of

927; contents of, p. 928; also Manu, pp. 881, 917n. called Santiratnākara, p. 926n. Sarvaśkāhāpratyayanyāya, p. 902. Sapinda, relationship, p. 334n.; limits Śāstradipiki, of Pārthasāsathimiśra,

of, p. 432; meaning of, according

pp. 905, 938; com. on, by Nārā. to Mitākṣarā, p. 613.

vanabhatta, p. 905; com. on by Sapindīmañjari, of Nāgoji, p. 964. Śhaṅkarabhatta, p. 938; relied on Sāpindyadipikā, of Nāgoji, p. 964. Brāhmaṇasarvasva, p. 628. Saptanātha, temple of, p. 791; linga

Sastri, Chinnaswami A., p. 642. of, established by Madhava-Man- Sastri, Pattabhiram, p. 642. trin, p. 791.

Sastry, Mr. P. L., p. 785n. Saptārga, a sacred place, p. 121.

Saṭakopa, guru of Saptaśatiprayogavidhi, p. 964n.

Govindarājan, Saptasūtra-sarinyāsapaddhati, p. 563.

p. 405. Sarabhanga, a pupil of Śatātapa,

Śatapathabrāhmaṇa, pp 8n., 9, 95, p. 295.

211, 421, 422. Saranadeva, author of Durghatavștti,

Śātātapa, pp. 294–296, 795, 797. p. 747.

Śātātapiya-Karmavipāka, p. 795. Sārangi, united with Mandapāla, Satavlekar, Shri, p. 25.

p. 336.

Sati, practice of, p. 508; recommend. Sarasvatikanghābharaṇa, of Bhoja,

ed by Viṣli udharmasītra, p. 121; p. 585.

culogised by Harita, p. 133; Sarasvativilāsa, pp. 8n., 127, 293, recommended to all women except

294n., 297, 502, 548, 549, 560, brahmana women, p. 284; eulogised 640, 719, 869-879; quoted by 1 by Parāśara, p. 462.General Index

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Satruñjaya, king of Sauvira, p. 291. | Siddhāntagarbha, p. 801. Ṣat-trimśanmata, pp. 303, 535-537, Siddhāntas, four kinds of, p. 188.

701n.

Siddhāntaśiromaṇi, pp. 781, 910n. Saudāyika, a kind of stridhana, Silāhāras, dynasty of, said to have

P. 534.

sprung from Vidyādhara Jimūta Saunaka, p. 805; author of Caraṇa- vā hana, pp. 713–14; three branches

vyūha, pp. 158, 257; named by of, pp. 721-22. Manuṣmṛti, pp. 302, 315; author Sindhu, p. 249. of Pranavakalpa, p. 753.

Sindhula or Sindhurāja, p. 589. Saundaryalahari, of Saṅkarācārya, !

Sinha, Dr. B. P., p. 632. P. 877.

Sister, unmarried, entitled to one Saurapurāṇa, p. 417.

fourth share as provision for Sauvira, country of, pp. 49, 219, marriage, pp. 549, 565, 581; not

placed high as an heir by Kamalā Savai Jaising, p. 967.

kara, p. 929.

Sāyaṇa, p. 789; was a Baudhayaniya,

Sisukrcchra, an easy penance for p. 47; brother of Midhavācārya,

children and old men, pp. 102, 147. pp. 785-87; works of, p. 787n., Śiśupīla, p. 261. kulaguru of Harihara, son of

Sitaram Sastri, Mr., p. 553. Sangama, p. 786. Sayce, Prof. A. H., pp. 189n., 221.

Śivabhaktidāsa, p. 5571.

Sava-ṣūtikāśauca-prakarana, of Bhava.

Śivabhatta, p. 564. devabhatta, pp. 647, 648.

Śivadatta, p. 750n. Sciefner, A., p. 214.

Śivarahasyapurāṇa, pp. 732, 747. Sea-faring, peculiar to the north, Śivarīma, author of Kftyacintāmani,

p. 48.

pp. 565, 582n. Sehgal, Dr. S. R., p. 1111.

Śivasabāya, commentator of Rāmā. Sehund, a city, p. 881.

yaṇa, p. 405. Selirvādi, near Poona, p. 715.

Śivasvāmin, pp. 574, 738, 779, 794n. Seleucus, and Candragupta, p. 172;

Śivavākyāvali, of Can Jeśvara, p. 769. stands for Sailūṣa, p. 173.

Skandapuralia, pp. 415, 416, 715,

935; view of, about veśyās, p. 414. Self-acquisitions, what are, pp. 460–

461; according to Jitendriya, pp. Slaves, kinds of, according to Manu 594–95; according to Balaka,

and Nirada, p. 473; who could be, p. 595.

according to varṇas, p. 497. Seth, K. C., p. 179.

Sloka-Gautama, p. 38, Setlur, Mr. S. S., pp. 553, 799, 800. | Sloka-Kātyāyana, p. 502. Setudarpani, com. on Setubandha, ślokavārtika, p. 643.

Smārtabhaīļācārya, p. 950n. Sewel, p. 876.

Smārtasamuccaya, p. 924. Shah, Dr. Miss Priyabala, p. 958.

Smith, Vincent, p. 911. Shamshastri, Dr. R., pp. 24, 39, 154,

Smstis, pp. 299–306; number of, pp. 156, 215, 240, 663.

302-304; age of, pp. 30+305; Siddhalagrāma, p. 614.

authority of, p. 300; meaning of,

P. 813.

H, D.-161

1282

nul

pp. 299-300; discarded, when in Smṭtisamgraha, pp. 537–541, 592; conflict with śruti, p. 61; divided view about widow’s right of suc by Padmapurāṇa into three groups cession, pp. 539, 558. of sāttvika, rajasa and cāmasa, p.

Smṛtisa’ngraha, of Varadarāja, pp. 416; option, when in conflict with

819, 820. purā l:as, p. 867.

Smstisamuccaya, pp. 701n., 845. Smstibhāskara, p. 738. Smṛticandrikā, pp. 89, 90, 131, 270,

Smytisāra, pp. 571, 572, 596, 623, 271, 273, 295, 468, 470, 487n.,

775-777, 841n.; quoted by Mitra 591, 621, 737-741, 822; quotes

miśra, p. 945. 20 verses from Vrddha-V’asistha, Sniśtisindhu, of Nandapandita, p. 916. p. 112; quotes Viṣṇu about

Smṭlitattva, digest of Raghunandana, 225 times, p. 120; quotes about

p. 890. 70 verses from Bphaspui, p.

Smstitattvāmsta, of Vardhamāna, 489; several verses of Blusu, p. 498; quotes profusely from

p. 858. Devasvāmin, p. 593; frequently Smytisāroddhāra, of Vardhamana, cites and refutes the vicws of p. 838. Sambhu on vyavahāra, p. 622;

Smṛtiviveka, of Vardhamana, p. 858. and Mitūksarā, pp. 740-41; South Indian work on Dharmajastra,

Smṭtiviveka, a work of Medhātithi, p. 819; quotes from Saingrahakūra,

p. 382; digest of Śūlapāṇi, p. 825. pp. 819, 820; date of, 821.

Smstrarthasara, pp. 572, 617, 618, Smsticandrikā, of Bhavadeva, p. 652. 619, 621, 622, 663, 724, 725–727, Smṛtidarpana, p. 847n.

738. Smrtikaumudi, pp. 792, 797: Sub. Snātuka, p. 41; rules about, pp. 44,

jects dealt with in, p. 798; works 94; code of conduct for a, p. 313.

and authors mentioned in, p. 799. Sonadeva, p. 193. Smrtikaustubha, of Anantadeva, p. Sonieśvara, commentator of Tantra

953; contents of, p. 954.

vīrtika, p. 863. Smstimahārnava, pp. 287n., 655, | Son, adopted, p. 8; adoption of only,

794n.

or eldest, p. 955; importance of, Smṛtimañjari, of Govindarīja, pp. 1 p. 8; kṣetraja, p. 8; eleven varieties

297n., 756, 758, 761, 794n.

of subsidiary, pp. 50, 73, 490; Smstimañjuśā, pp. 761, 775, 849n.

largest share allowed to eldest, p.

50; that are condemned by Apas Smstimimaṁsā, pp. 7016., 718.

tainba, p. 73; what debts of father Smptimuktāphala, of Vaidyanitha not bound to repay, p. 271; thir

Diksita, p. 815.

tecn kinds of, mentioned by Manu, Smṛtiparibhaṣā, pp. 847n., 858, 860.

p. 329; only four kinds of, menti

oned by Parāśara, p. 462; equal Smstipradipa, pp. 725, 849.

rights of, with father in ancestral Smstiratnikara, of Vedācārya, P. property, pp. 532, 613; special

642; of Candesvara, p. 763.

share of eldest, pp. 539, 607; whe Smstiratnāvali, p. 509.

ther has ownership by birth, p.

538; of brāhmaṇa from sūdra wife, Smṛtiratnaviveka, p. 770n.

share of, p. 561; illegitimate, of Smftisāgara, a digest of Kullūka. śūdra, p. 561; has no ownership

blatta, pp. 758, 847n.

by birth in ancestral property,

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1283

according to Dāyabhāga, p. 704; frāddhatattva, p. 588. ownership of father over, p. 941. Śrāddhaviveka, of Rudradhara, pp.

a, foods forbidden in, p. 291; 588, 761, 773, 810-841. foods proper to be used in, by

| Śrāddha viveka, of Stlapāṇi, pp. 825, different castes, p. 516; performance

837; commentaries on, p. 838; of, on 13th tithi by one having a

referred to in Smṛtiratnākara, p. son, p. 662; should be performed

839; mentioned by Rudradhara, in accordance with directions in

p. 842. all kalpa w.rks and smstis, p. 751.

Grāddhendusekhara, of Nāgoji, p. Srāddbacandrikā, pp. 838n., 893n.

961. Srāddhacintāmani, of Vācaspati, pp.

702, 846, 848, 852; quoted in

Śrāma raka meaning of, pp. 32, 45, Sraddhakrivakaumudi, pp. 883,

103, 257. 886.

framaṇas, p. 5n.; antipathy between Śrāddhadipikā, of Govindapan lita,

brāhmanas and, in Patañjali’s p. 916.

time, p. 6n. Śrāddhadipikā, of Srinādia, p. 838n. frenis or corporations, p. 218. Śrāddhakalikā, p. 565; Viśvarūpa’s

Sribhāsya, of Rāmānuja, pp. 678, vivarana of, p. 565.

679, 680. Śrāddhakalpa, p. 841n.

fridatta, pp. 536, 587, 621, 759–

763, 770n., 854, 893n., 930n. friddhakalpa, of Sridhara, p. 761. Śrāddhakalpa, of Vācaspati, pp. 850,

fridattamisra, author of Ekāgnidīna

paddhati, p. 763. 851.

Sridharācāry), pp. 617, 663, 724; Srāddhakalpacintamani, p. 847n.

author of Smṛtyarthasira, pp. Srāddhakalpalatā, p. 915.

725-727. Srāddhakalpasūtra, of Katyāyana, pp. Sridharadāsa, author of Saduktikarṇā.

636, 639.

mrta, p. 630. Śrāddhakamala, p. 916n.

Sridharasvāmin, commentator of Śrāddhakāśikā, pp. 6;39, 916n. Bhāgavatapurīna, pp. 378, 379,

886, 953, Grāddhakaumudi, pp. 702, 882.

Sridhariya, p. 726. Śrāddhakriyākaumudi, pp. 586n.,

729, 812, 882, 886.

Srikantha, author of digest on dhar

ma, pp. 572, 725. Śrāddhakrtyapaddhati, of Pasupati, srikantha, guru of Madhavācārya,

p. 626.

p. 785. Sraddhamayukha, pp. 273, 639, 910. śikanthacarita, of Mankha, p. 722. Srādchanir haya, p. 916n.

Srikara, pp. 571-573, 703, 705, 725, Śrāddliapallava, pp. 84:n, 8171.,

770. 910n.

Srimati, mother of Madhavācārya, Srāddhapañjī, pp. 8117., 847n.

p. 785.

Srinatha-ācārya-cūdamani, pp. 838n., frāddhapradipa, pp. 8191 , 9101. Srāddhasāgara, of Kullāka, p. 758. Srinivasa author of Suddhidipiki, Sraddhasaukhya, pp. 563, 909, 910. ! p. 738.

Y

1284

frinivāsadāsa, p. 566. śrīparvata, pp. 118, 121. śrngāramañjarl, of Bhoganātha, p.

785n. Érngāraprakāśa, of Bhoja, p. 585. Śrngavera, a city, p. 965. Srotriya, property of heirless, does

not go to king, p. 285. Stcherbatsky, Dr., p. 5n. Stein, Dr. Otto, pp. 157, 220, 221. Sten Konow, pp. 213, 215 Stenzler, Dr., p. 440. Sternbach, Dr., pp. 248, 302. Stotrāpastamba, quoted by Smsti

candrīki, p. 90. Subhākara, p. 761.

Subodhini, commentary on Mitāksarā,

pp. 89, 558, 745, 792, 799, 865,

920. Subrahmanya, Mr. R. pp. 877, 878. Succession, order of, according to

Samgrahakāra, p. 539; propinquity, the guiding principle in, according to the Mitāksarā, p. 613; superior spiritual benefit gave right to, ac cording to Srikasa and Dayabhāga,

pp. 571, 704. Sudarsanācārya, commentator of

Apastambagphya, pp. 17, 567. Sudās Paijavana, p. 336. Suddhibimba, p. 840. Suddhicandrikā, of Nandapandita,

p. 915. Suddhicintīmaṇi, p. 849. Suddhidipikā, of Nārāyana, p. 347. Suddhidipikā, of Śrīnivāsa, p. 738. Suddhikaumudi, of Govindānanda,

pp. 586, 882. Suddhimayūkha, pp. 508, 910. Suddhinirṇaya, of Vācaspati, pp.

819, 850, 853.

Suddhipradipa, p. 810. Suddhiratnākara, pp. 766, 775n. Suddhitattva, p. 654. Suddhiviveka, of Rudradhara, pr.

729, 840, 883. Sudhakaramahāmahopadhyāya, p.

849n. Sūrlra, prāyaścitta for killing a, p.

126n.; dharnas of, p. 280n.; set forth in Smṛtikaumudi, p. 798; not fit for sacrifice, p 9; usury allowed towards, p. 73; inviting of ascetic, at dinner for gods and manes, fined, p. 219; was not to be appo. inted judge, p. 335; woman. marriage of, with a dvijāti, pp. 261, 331; illegitimate son of, gets share in father’s property, pp. 289, 561; allowed niyoga by Viśvarūpa, 561; can perform Vajśvadeva and the offerings of bali, p. 763; stidras are vajasaneyins, p. 893; should perform five daily yajñas to the accompaniment of the word

namaskāra’ as the mantra, p. 894; could perform tā masapūjā, p. 895; whether Purāpa mantra could be recited by, pp. 895–96; Mahābhārata was composed for, P. 896; may adopt daughter’s or sister’s son, p. 955. Śūdrācāracintīmani, pp. 846, 851. Sūdrakamalā kara, p. 930. Sugatisopāna, of Gabeśvaramiśra, pp.

762, 773, 8411., 847n., 893n Sukadevamiśra, author of a Smsti.

candrikā, p. 741. Sukla-Yajurveda, quoted, p. 1n.; Para

skara Dharmasītra for, p. 70. Sukra, author on Politics, p. 210;

abridged rājasāstra, p. 266. Sukranitisāra, p. 272. Sukriya Āralyaka, mentioned by

Yaj. smsti, p. 133. Sukthankar, Dr. V. S., pp. 354, 356,

366,

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p. 911.

5n.

Sulabhā Maitreyi, p. 895,

| Tagore, Sourindramohan, pp. 624, Sulka, succession to, p. 550.

632. Sūlapāṇi, pp. 588, 596, 701, 776, Tailapa, p. 590.

823–840

Taitala, p. 219. Sumanottarā, an Ākhyāyikā, p. 81. Taittiriya-Aranyaka, pp. 23n., 100, Sumantu, pp. 296-299, a sūtra-writer 299, 409, 461; enumerates five

on dharma, pp. 296-97; a pupil yajñas, p. 9. of Jaimini, p. 298.

Taittiriya-Brāhmaṇa, p. 445. Sumati Bhārgava, p. 30).

Taittiriya-Samhitā, pp. 8, 9, 307, Sunaḥśepa, story of, pp. 8, 95.

308; quoted by Baudhāyana on Sunīti, Mitramiśra’s sister, p. 948. the equal division among sons, p. Śūrasena ( Mathurā ), p. 875.

62; Vasiṣıha quotes several pass

Sureśvara, identified with Viśvarūpa

ages from, p. 95. by Madhava, pp. 65, 149, 562–64. / Taittiriya Upanisad, pp. 4, 5. Surety, p. 289; kinds of, pp. 532, Taittiriyopaniṣadbhāṣyavārtika, P.

545; liability of son of, when he 563.

goes abroad or dies, pp. 497, 724. Tājika-Nilakanthi, of Nilakantha, Sūryapanlita, guru of Dalapati, p. 862; father of Ekanātha, p. 862.

Tāka, kings of Kāṣthī, pedigree of, Sūryasiddhānta, pp. 126, 732n.

pp. 800, 801. Sūryasiddhantaviveka, of Madana- Takakusu, Prof. J., author of ‘Essen

pāla, pp. 801, 804.

tials of Buddhist Philosophy’, p. Susruta, pp. 118, 216, 246, 732n.,

Takaṣasilā, Canakya hailed from, Sūta, caste of, pp. 142, 246, 267. p. 215. Sūtaka, meaning of, p. 648.

Talavakāra Brāhmaṇa, referred to by Sutherland, translated Dattakamimā. Haradatta, p. 749.

msā, pp. 920, 921.

Tāṇdyamahābrāhmaṇa, pp. 9n., 266, Suvarṇa, saine as dināra, p. 477; 307, 337.

value of, pp. 487, 532, 859.

Tarka, expounder of Viśiṣṭādvaita, Svairiṇis, four kinds of, p. 473.

p. 566; same as Brahmānandin, Svalpa-Sarvarta, p. 543.

p. 567. Svapāka, mentioned in Gitā, p. 73; | Tantrākhyāyikā, pp. 164, 165.

avocations of, p. 142.

Tantravārtika, pp. 4, 18, 20, 23, 25, Svāyambhuva Manu, pp. 206, 308, 47, 104, 409, 5111., 613; refers to

311, 321.

Apastamba about local and family Svāyambhuva sāstra, four versions of, usages, pp. 46, 65; refers to 18

p. 309.

dharmasamhitās, p. 303; stands in

special relation to Manusmrti, pp. Svetaketu, damed by Āpastamba,

327, 332-33. p. 61.

Taranath, Lama, p. 214. Tadpatrikar, Mr. S. N., p. 407.

Tarkasamgraha, of Annambhatta, p. Tagara, p. 714.

915. Tagore, Prasannakumar, p. 626;

translated Vyavabiracināmaṇi, pp. Tarn, author of, The Greeks in 843, 852.

Bactria and India’, p. 172.

1286

Tātparyadipika, a com. on Tithi- | Țo laramalla, Rājā, finance niinisier

viveka, p. 837.

of Akbar, p. 907; son of Bhaga Tattvamuktāvali, of Nandapaṇdita, vatidāsa, of Țaṇdana family, p.

p. 917.

908; rebuilt the temple of Viśve. Tattvaprakiśa, of Bhoja, on Śaiva

śvara, p. 908. agama, p. 585.

To Jarānanda, pp. 4995., 653, 907–

914. Tattvārthakaumudi, com. on Prayas

cittaviveka, p. 882.

Todarānanda-Sanhita-saukhya, PP. Tattvasamāsa, p. 281.

630, 732. Tattvasamgraha, of Sāntarakṣita, Trailokyasāra, p. 848n.

pp. 309n., 345n.

Trikārdaman lana, pp. 551, 593; Tautātitamatatilaka, of Bhavadeva,

quoted by Hemādri and quotes pp. 642, 645.

Gārgya Nārāyaṇa, p. 593. Teacher, as heir to pupil, p. 550.

Triingat-śloki, Hemiidri’s com. on, Temples, of various deities, p. 237;

p. 615. wealth of, does not go to king, Tripuravijaya, of Bhoganātha, p. p. 285.

785n. Tendulkar, Mr. Justice, p. 882. Tripuskaraśāntitattva, p. 892. Ter, to south-east of Paithan, p. 714. |

Tristhalisetu, pp. 904n., 905, 907,

935, 964. Theft, p. 591; punishment for, of

gold, pp. 829, 830

Trivedi, Mr., pp. 876, 966. Thomas. Dr. F. W OD. 14. 290. Trivedi, Sarvoruśarman, p. 979. Tilaka, com. on Rāmāyana, P. 405.

Tulasī, use of, to be avoided in

śrāddha, p. 726. Tirthacintāmaṇi, of Vācaspati, pp.

845, 883n.

Turuṣkas, p. 791. Tirthakalpalatā, p. 924.

Tushāspa, p. 35. Tirthaprakāśa, p. 942. Tirthatattva (or Tirthayātrāvidhi

Udāliara pacandrikā, p. 973. tattva ), of Raghunandana, p. 892. Udaharanamālā, of Bhoganātha, p. Tirthendusekhara, of Nāgoji, p. 964. 78Jr. Tithindusekhara, of Nāgoji, p. 961. Udayakara, commentator of Manu, Tithinirṇaya, of Vācaspati, p. 847. pp. 346, 7701., 847). Tithinirṇayasira, of Madanapāla, Udayanācirya, p. 930n.

p. 797.

Udgrāhamalla, mentioned in Dāya. Tithinirṇaya-sarvasamuccaya, pp. 565, bhāga, p. 703; meaning of, p.

705; a smști-writer according to Tithinirṇayatattva, of Nāgoji, p. 964.

Maheśvara, p. 706. Tithitattva, of Raghunandana, pp. Udicya, meaning of, pp. 67, 746.

890, 891n., 892.

Udvahatattva, of Raghunandana, pp. Title, and possession, p. 544.

565, 588. Titles, of law, eighteen, p. 204; treat- Ugra, a mixed caste, pp. 142, 267; ment of, in Kautilya, p. 201; meaning of, p. 657; food offered twenty-two, of which king took by, to be avoided by a brāhmana, cognisance suo motu, p. 515.

P 657.

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1287

Ujjayini, pp. 707, 708, 712. Ujjvalī-vștti, of Haradatta, on Āpa

stamba-dharmasūtra, pp. 89, 141n.,

742, 745. Uktalabhakraya, p. 299. Umbeka, p. 561. Untouchability, none on certain

occasions, p. 262. Upadhyāya, a writer named by

Medhitithi, p. 576. Upadhyaya, Prof. Baladeva, p. 522. Upadhyaya, Prof. Sukhamaya, P.

632. Upadhyaya, Sastri Venkatacarya,

p. 954. Upākarmaprayoga, p. 964n. Upakātyāyana, p. 502. Upākśtitattva, of Bālambhatta, p. 971. Upanayana, entitles man for sāstric

actions, pp. 62, 95; no adhikāra for homa upto, p. 34; proper time of, for the varṇas, pp. 41, 313; prāyaścittas for one who has not undergone, p. 96; rules about, p. 96; allowed to rathakāra by Bau.

Gr. S., p. 50.

Upaniṣads, p. 433. L’papātakas, eight according to śātā

tapa, pp. 294, 295; are 38 in Manu. pp. 828, 830.

Uśanas, pp. 159, 161, 264-272; and Manu, pp. 144, 269; work of, on politics, p. 264; came to be called Sukra, p. 265; sūtra work of, deal. ing with all branches of dharma, p. 269; composed śāstra based on dharmas of Manu Svāyambhuva,

p. 308; quoted by Maskarin, p. 37. Uśanas, pp. 159, 161; composed a

treatise on Arthasāstra, p. 163; enumerates eight kinds of spics,

p. 164. Usury, condemned by Apastamba

and Baudhāyana, pp. 73, 131; allowed by Gautama to a Brāh. maṇa as a calling if done through

an agent, p. 73. C’tathya, on politics, named by Mahābhārata, p. 210; son of, mentioned by Manusmṛti, p. 315. L’tgikar, Mr. N. B., pp. 157, 158,

392. Utkala, p. 874. Utpala, pp. 7019., 873, 910n.; com

mentator uf Bfhajjataka, p. 181; date of, p. 182. L’itara (defendant’s reply ), of six

kinds, p. 296; of four kinds accord. ing to Prajā pati, p. 521; and Vyasa, p. 531; dealt with Vyava hāra-cintāmaṇi, p, 846. Uttara-Garga, p. 805. Uttarāpatha, p. 49. Uvaṭa, author of bhāsya on Vājasa

neya Sarnhitā, p. 627; Halayudha’s predecessor, p. 636,

Upapurāṇas, eighteen, p. 416. Upasmṛtis, eighteen, pp. 276, 278,

303. Upavarsa, commented on pirya mimamsī, p. 593; mentioned in

Brāhmaṇasarvasva, p. 628. Usages, authoritativeness, of, p. 33;

controversy between Apastamba and Baudhāyana about, pp. 46, 6); superiority of, when in conflict with dharmasūtras p. 475; of various peoples, mentioned by Bphaspati, p. 469; peculiar to the south, acc. to Baudhāyana, p. 575; which, acceptable to smftis, p. 333.

Vacanamālā, com. on Balakrida,

p. 563. Vācaspatimiśra, pp. 844-864, 893n.;

his Bhāmti and Nyāyasūci-niban. dla, p. 563; date of, pp. 563, 583; 853; his Vivādacintā mani often cites views of Balarūpa, p. 597; to be distinguished from Vācaspati,

philosopher, p. 853. Vārlanyāya, of Dharmakirti, p. 26n.

1288

History of Dharmaśāsira

Vākovākya, pp. 32, 433; occurs

several times in Ch. Up., p. 324. Vākyapradipa, quoted by Medhātithi,

p. 577. Valabli, kings of, inscriptions of,

p. 328. Vallabha, father of Dalapati, p. 861. Vāloka, a writer, p. 596. Vāmadeva, on politics, named by

Mahābhārata, p. 210; sage, desired dog’s flesh to save his life,

p. 336.

Vadavā Prātitleyi, p. 895. Vādbāla, Srauta-sītra, p. 257. Vādibhayankara, admirer of Vijñā.

nayogin, pp. 695, 696, 863, 944n. Vāgbhata, author of Aṣtāngahrdaya,

pp. 1181., 216. Vāgbhata-smrti-sangraba, p. 718. Vāgvatī, p. 770. Vaidehaka, a mixed caste, p. 142. Vaidya, Mr. C. V., pp. 3505., 354. Vaidya, Dr. P. L., pp. 907, 908. Vaidyanātha Pāyagunda, pp. 792,

970-974; composed several cont. mentaries on grammatical works,

P. 974. Vaidyanātha Tatsat, composed seve.

ral commentaries ou Alamkāra

works, p. 973. Vaijayanti, com. on Viṣṇudharma

sutra, pp. 112, 127. Vaijayautī, commentary by Mahā.

deva on Satyāṣāḍha-srautasūtra,

p. 257. Vaijayantī, a lexicon, p. 738. Vaikhānasa-dharma-praśna, pp. 257-

me

Vaikbānana-śāstra, same as Srāma

Daka according to Haradtta, pp. 32, 103, 257; mentioned by Maousmrti, pp. 302, 315; mentioned by Baudhāyana, pr. 45, 257; men

tioned by Gautama, p. 257. Vaiśampāyana and Yājñavalkya,

p. 421. Vaiśeṣikasūtra, its definition of

dharma, p. 5. Vaiyākaraṇabhūṣana, of Kondabhatta,

p. 966. Vaigākaranasiddhāntamañjūṣa,

Nāgoji, p. 964. Vājsanepios, p. 760. Vajjis, tribe of, p. 218. Vijñāpatilaka, consulted by Nrṣiriba

prasāda, p. 8621. Vajra, name of a prāyaścitta, p. 507. Vajragūci, of Aśvaghoṣa, p. 330.

Vāmadevabhattācārya, author of a

Smrticandrikā, p. 741. Vāmana, author of Kāśikā, p. 757; of

Kāvyālamkārasūtra, p. 169. Vamsabrāhmaṇa, p. 786. Vanisatthappakāsipi, p. 215. Vamsidbara, patron of Śivasahāya,

p. 405. Vānaprastha, varieties of, p. 258. Vanāyu, p. 219. Vandyaghaṭiya, p. 711. Varada, commentator of Mahābhā.

rata, p. 381. Varadarāja, pp. 815-823. Varāhamibira, pp.170, 445, 700, 7321.,

911; knew week days, p. 126; mentioned Srāddhasa ukhya, p. 910n.; author of Yogayātrā, p. 181, 260; author of Bṛbatsambitā, p. 614; mentions Viṣṇugupta in

bis Bșhajjātaka, p. 181. Vararuci, p. 77. Vardbamāna, author of Dandaviveka

and other works, pp. 84771., 854 860; Vācaspati was his guru,

pp. 852, 857. Varendri, a place in North Bengal,

p. 733. Varma, Dr. Siddheshwar, p. 898. Varsadipikā, p. 770n. Varṣakriyākaumudi or Varṣakau

mudi, pp. 565, 588, 612, 702, 882, 885.

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1289

Varsakrtya, of Rudradhara, p. 811. Vārsyāyaṇi, author named by

A pastamba, p. 61. Vārtā, to be studied by a king, pp.

114, 151, 152. Vasantarāja, pp. 732n., 770%. Vasistha, oath of, p. 336; united to

Ak samālā, p. 336. Vasisthadharmasītra, pp. 6, 7, 911.

94-112, 463; refers to views of Gautama, pp. 34, 100, 302; many sūtras of, identical with Gautama’s, p. 34; studied by Rgvedins, pp. 20, 91; has many sūtras in common with Baudbāyana, p. 52; contents of, pp. 95, 96; style of, pp. 96, 97; relation of, to Manuṣmrti, pp. 99 103, 146-57; quotes largely from Rgveda and other Vedic Saṁhitās, pp. 100, 107; relation of, to Vi pudharmasūtra, pp. 103, 104, some views of, ancient, pr. 104, 105; whether refers to Romans, pp. 105, 106; commented on, by Yajñasvāmin, p. 112; whether

affiliated to Rgveda, pp. 110–11. Vasisthasmrti, p. 112. Vāsictha Rāmāyana, pp. 780 781. Vāstusaukhya, p. 9131. Vasudeva, named by Harihara, p. 736. Tāsudeva, p. 359; worship of, p. 121. Vāguleva Sārvabhauma, teacher of

Caitanya, p. 893. Vasuhoma, on politics, named by

Mahābhārata, p. 210. Vātā pi, p. 219. Vātavyādbi, named by Kau’ilya,

pp. 196, 210. Vate(varasidhānta, p. 780. Vatsa, a smrtikāra, pp. 303, 511;

undergoing ordeal, p. 336. Vātsyāyana, author of Kāmasutra,

pp. 71, 182, 210. Vaul, a village, p. 753. Vāvarasa, son of Keśavanāyaka,

patron of Nandapandita pp. 918, 919.

H.D.–162

Vāgupurīṇa, pp. 116, 171, 412, 657,

658, 739n., 9041.; on Ajīvas, p. 219; etymology of the word Maun

acc. to, p. 318. Vedācārya, pp. 509, 642. Vedāngajyotiṣa, p. 218. Vedānças, pr. 121; six, pp. 315, 433. Vedāntadeçika, p. 819. Vedāntakalpataru, p. 799. Vedāntasūtra, vide Brahmasūtra. Vedārthasani graha, pp. 566, 567. Vedas, as sources of dharma, pp. 6-9,

408–409; contain 10 vidLis on dharma but identical references, pp. 6–7; calumny of, p. 315; five aspects of the study of, acc. to

to Dakṣa, p. 534. Vena, p. 336. Venīsamhārt, pp. 624, 633. Vidhānapārijāta. p. 655, Vidbipuspamālā, p. 761. Vichirasāyanadūcana, of Sonkara.

bhatta, p. 938. Vidvanmanoharā, of Nandapandita,

pp. 915, 916. Vidyādhana, meaning of, p. 488; not

liabale to partition, p. 488. Vidyapati, pp. 771-72, 893n. Vidyāraṇya, founded Vijayanagarn,

pp. 782, 786; identity of, with

Madhavācārya, pp. 782–83. Vidyās, number of, for kings, pp. 144,

145; fourteen, what are, pp. 267, 433; ouly two, for kings, acc. to Brhaspati, p. 288; only three according to Mānavas, p. 311;

sources of, pp. 408–09. Viharapātaka, on the banks on the

Ganges, p. 728; Aniruddha was a

resirlent of, p. 728. Vijayanyara, date of foundation of

p. 786; dynasty of kings of Pp. 786, 789-90. Vijñāneśvara, PP. 599 616, 775;

author of A fiucada-akit, pp. 613, 614; view of, criticized by Prataja rulra, p. $71.

1290

Vikhanas, sūtra of, pp. 103, 277. Viṣṇudharmastītra, pp. 112-127; Vikramārka or Vikramadityalleva of content of, pl. 113–15; resembles

Kalyāṇa, pp. 607, 608, 609.

Vasisthadharmasūtra,

115; Vikrainorvasiya, p. 476.

commentary of, Vilijayanti, pp.

112, 127; date of, pp. 116-26; Vilamba, p. 775.

Inter than Yājủavalkya, pp. 118, Vimalabodha, commentator of Jahā.

126; relation of, to Kāihaka school; bharata, p 588.

of Krṣmayajurveda, pp. 122–25; Vināyaka, worship of, found in borrows from Yājnavalkya, pp.

Mānaragrhya and Bandhāyanil, pp. 118, 121.-22; char:cter of, p. 118; 53, 440; and Manusmrti, p. 410; relation of, to Manusiarti, pp. 112, found in Yāj., pp. 431, 4399-10; 116-17; stlye of, p. 115; verses in consecration of, in Porta-Kamalca later additions, pp. 119–20. kara, p. 928.

Viṣṇudharmottara, frequently quoted Vindhyavāsali), pp. 577, 73211. by Aparārka, p. 464, Viranitrodaya, pp. 89, 140, 14116., Viṣṇugupta, an astrologer, p. 873.

484, 489n., 710, 941–953; quoted

Viṣṇugupta, ville under Kiutilya, by Smrticandrikā, p. 741; unique

pp. 164, 165, 166, 167, 171, 7321., in size, range and quality, p. 697; embraces all branches of Dharma

quoted by Vardhamāna, p. 859. $āstra in its sections called | Viṣṇupurāda, pp. 193, 2399,, 421, prakāśas, pp. 941, 942.

600, 601, 677, 739n.; speaks of

arthasāstra as an upaveda of Virasimba, patron of Vitramiśra, p.

Atharvaveda, P. 152; number of 946; son of Madhurasāha and

Manuṣ acc. to, p. 317; extent of, father of Jujhāra, pp. 946-47;

p. 415. killed Abul Fazal, the frined of Akbar, p. 947; ruled at Orçoba,

Viṣṇurahasyapurāṇa, p. 732, p. 948.

Viṣṇusamuccaya, p. 7949, Vīrasimhadevacarita, p. 917.

Viṣṇusyāmin, p. 576.

Viśvādırsa, pp. 614, 738. Vireśvara, son of Devāditya and father of candeśvara, pp. 773,771n.

Viśvakośa, quoted hy Nilakantha,

commentator of the Mahābhārata, Vīreśvara, elder brother of Mitrami.

p. 379. śra, p. 948.

Viśvaksena, king of Bengal, p. 707. Visālākṣa, abridged work of Brahma

Viśvalocada, quoted by Nilakantha, on dharma, artha and kāma, pp.

commentator of the Mahabharata, 1491., 308; as a writer on Niti

p. 379. ( Rājaniti ), pp. 150, 341, 342; mentioned by Kawilya, pp. 209,

Vjśvāmitra, smrti of, pp. 303, 529; 210; mentioned by Viśvarūpa,

sage, took dog’s leg from. cũndāla, p. 555; mentioned by Vyavahāra

p. 336; at loggerheads with kānda, p. 871.

Vasistha, p. 90376. Viśārada, p. 8837.

Viśvaprakāśa, p. 750%. Viśiṣṭādvaita, teachers

Viśvarūpa, a lexicographer, p. 757.

of, before Rāmānuja, pp. 566–67.

Viśvarūpa, pp. 9, 31, 47, 64, 65, 104,

105, 13211., 140, 145, 263, 274, 421, Viṣṇu, twelve names of, p. 53; one

488, 553-565, 602; flourished about hundred namas of, p. 121.

the first quarter of the 9th century Vi pucitta, commentator of Viṣou- pp. 97, 469; and text of Yājñava

prurāṇa, p. 415.

Ikya, PP. 423-27; frequentlyGeneral Index

1291

quotes Parāśara, p. 465; and Vratasāgara, pp. 731, 77011, Nāradasmrti, p. 469; points of

Viddha-Brhaspati, p. 490. difference between Mitākṣarā and, i

Vrddba-Garga, p. 732n. pp. 560-61; identity of, with Sureśvara, pp. 65, 149, 562-64.

Viddha-Gārgya, pp. 276, 277, 305. Viśvarūpanibandha, pp. 564–65, 849n.

Vṛddha-Gautama, pp. 38, 305; names

57 dharmaśāstras, p. 304. Viśvarūpasamuccaya, p. 565.

Vrddha-Harita, p. 135. Visveśvara, temple of, at Bedares,

Vrddha-Katyāyana, p. 502. P. 908.

Vyddha-dlanu, pp. 305, 3217., 334, Visveśvara, commentator of Mitā

349. kçarā, pp. 613, 745, 792-804;

Vridba-Parāśara, p. 466. personal history of, pp. 799–800.

Vrddha-Parcetas, p. 520. Visveśvara.Sarasvatī, . 582. Vithobā, shrine of, at Pandharpur,

Vrddha-Śatātapa, pp. 294, 295, 305;

bhāsyakāra of, p. 296. p. 977.

Vrddhātregasmrti, p. 263. Vitthala-rāmantrabhāṣya, of Kāśi.

Vrddba-Vasiștha, pp. 111-12, 305. nātha, pp. 790, 961n., 977. Vivādabhangārṇava, p. xlv.

Vrddha–Viṣṇu, pp. 126, 305.

Vivādacandra, of Misarumiśra, pp.

Viddha-Vyāsa, p. 534. 596, 640, 651, 776, 842, 843

Vrddha-Yājñavalkya, pp. 276, 303, Vivādacandra. of Rudradbara, 1 305, 448; different from Tajpaval

kya-Smrti, p. 449. p. 842.

Vsjika, p. 218; a sangha, pp. 251, 252. Vivādacintamani, pp. 140, 597, 636,

653, 844, 845, 846, 858, 8931.

Vrsala, pp. 179-80. Vivādanirṇaya, p. 849.

Vrṣṇis, sangha of, pp. 218, 252. Vivādapadas, p. 857.

Vittaratoakara, com, on by Nārāyaṇa. Vivādaratnākara, pp. 131, 140, 3467.,

bhatta, p. 906. 548, 633, 635, 656, 763, 765, 846n.

Vyādibhaktitarangini, of Vidyāpati

Vivādasāgara, of Kullūka, p. 758.

p. 811. Vivādasārārnava, p. 978.

Vyāghra, sınśti quoted by Maskarin,

p. 37. Vivādatā ndava, of Kamalā karabbatta,

Vyāhrtis, p. 231. pp. 585, 710, 925; resembles in method and matter Nilakantha’s

Vyabrtisā man, p. 23. Vyavahāramayūkba, p. 929; Vyangyārthakaumudi, of Anantā. subjects treated in, p. 929.

śrama, P. 953. Vivāhapatala, pp. 910n., 914.

Vyāsa, pp. 529-535. Vivābasaukhya, pp. 910, 913, 914,

Vyavabāra, compared to Yajna, p. Vivāharṛndāvana, p. 910n.

489; bas four pādas, pp. 496, 544; Viveka, pp. 754, 910).

defined, p. 543,

Vopadera, a friend and a protege

Vyavabāracintamani, of Vacaspati, of Hemādri, p. 754,

pp. 846, 855, 893n.

Vratakamalākara, p. 927.

Vyavaharamañjarī, p. 589.

Vyavahāramātkā, of Jimītavāhana, Vratakhanda, of Hemādri, p. 755.

pp. 296, 473, 476, 4851., 48811,, Vratapaddhati, of Rudradbora, pol 502, 559, 595, 702-703, 707, 709,

710, 711.

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Vyavabziramayūkba, pp. 305, 489,

938; relation of, to Vitā kṣarā, pp.

939-10. Vyavaharanirṇaya, pp. 815-823 Vyavahārapadas, pp. 122, 204, 815,

857, 872n. Vyavahāraprakāśa, pp. 881, 942, 948. Vyavabāraratnākara, pp. 617, 766,

774, 855. Vyavahāraśiromani, of Nāriyana, pp.

239, 615. V’yavahāratattva, pp. 131, 596, 639,

703, 825, 938, 911n.; written after

Dāyatattva, p. 901. Vyarahāratilaka, of Bhavadera, pp.

639-40, 858, 9447., 950n. Vyavahāroccaya, 7, 910n. Vyūbas, pp. 159, 161; ia Śstra of

Usanas, p. 163; Manusinfti men tions six, p. 163.

separated coparcener allowed to inherit, p. 532; if she submitted to piyoga, pp. 539, 623; of predecea sed son preferred to daughter as heir, by Nandapandita, p. 920; adoption by, p. 955; of predeceased son or grandson, right of, p. 560; succeeded to husband’s estate, if small, according to Srikara, p. 571; remarriage of, allowed by Vasiṣtha and Kautilya, pp. 105, 205; remarriage of, allowed by Nārada, p. 473, remarriage of, condemned by Manu, pp. 205, 473; right to inherit to husband, pp. 334, 438–39, 486-87; not recognised by Nārada p. 474; recognised by Yāj. and Bșhaspati; pp. 486–87; right of, to succeed, view of Samgrabakāra as to, p. 558; right of, to succeed, view of Viśvarūpa, P. 559; if tarkasū to be given maintenance only, p. 597; succeeded to her sonless busband and was bound to offer śrāddhas, p. 521; to get 2000 kārśāpaṇas from husband’s estate, p. 532; right of, to gucceed, view of Haradatta, p. 744; accord ing to A pastamba and Gautama, p. 744.

ife, called half of a man in

Ampāya and Smṛtitantra, p. 131; when desertion of husband by, con doned, p. 205; abandonment of, in certain circumstances, pp. 297, 535; duties of, p. 281; even arlulterous, not to be cast adrift by husband, p. 545; adoption by,

p. 955, Wijesekara, Dr., p. 227. Winternitz, Dr., pp. 54, 157, 183, 184,

194, 209, 216, 477, 742; criticized,

pp. 1767., 187-88. Witnesses, even minors and defective

men could be, in certain cases, p. 271; of 12 kinds, p. 485; of two

kinds, kita and akṛta, p. 521. Women, two kinds of brahmavādinie

and sadyovadhūs, according to

Warren Hastings, pp. 191, 978. Wealth, three kinds of, according to

Nārada, p. 469; ancestral, conceal inent of, p. 497; lost and regained

by one co-sharer, p. 510. Weber, Prof., p. 143. Week-days, names of, pp. 123, 1:26;

whether first established by Greeks, pp. 443–41; earliest men tion of, jo Indian inscriptions,

pp. 114-15, Weights, to be made of iron or

stones from Maradha, p. 019;

units of, giren by Manu, p. 329. West and Buhler, digest of, pp. 921,

961, 968. Westrop, Sir Michael, p. 969. Widow, of sonless man, according

to Halāyudba and Pārijāta, was to submit to niyoga, and give wealth to son so bora, pp.623, 655; erring, allowed bare maintenance by Hārīta, p. 545; even in undivided family, succeeded to husband’s property, according to Jitendriya and Dāyabhāga, pp. 594, 704; of

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P. 945,

Hārīta, p. 132; claims of, to borrowed by Viṣṇudharmasūtra; guccession not favoured by p 118; date of, pp. 442-48; A pastamba and Saṅkha, p. 140; Mitramiśra’s commentary on, bought, are not patnīs, p. 274; wealth of, should not be appro- Yājñavalkya Brāhmana, reviling of, priated by king, p. 285; presidiog | if called biodern, p. 745. deities of house, p. 286; pass on

Yajurveda, Black, six srautasūtras marriage into husband’s gotra, p.

of, p. 257; white, promulgated by 524; not allowed to resort to

Yājñavalkya, p. 422; intimate Samnyāsa, p. 527; tutelage of, as

rolation betwen Yajña valkyasmrti to their husband’s wealth, p. 515.

ind, pp. 423, 110. Writing, importance of, in transac

Yajvan, an anthor named by Medhā. tions, p. 544.

tithi, p. 576.

Yama, referred to by Vasiṣtha, pp. Yadavabhūsaṇa-bhattācārya, author

101, 522; omitted by Parāśara in of Smrtisāra, p. 777.

his list of 19 expounders of Yadavas, genealogy of, p. 752; prin dharma, p. 303; smrti of, pp. 522

cipal grants of, p. 752.

528. Yajñanārāyana, commentator of Yamunamuni. p. 567.

Mahābhārata, p. 381.

Yantra-prakāśa, p. 801. Yajñapārsva, pp. 794n., 799.

Yaśastilaka, a work, pp. 288, 292, Yajñas, Vedic study spoken of as, p.

511n. 9; five, p. 9.

Yaska, author of Nirukta, p. 12. Yajõaṣvāmin, commentator of Va

Yasovigraha, a Gūbadwal King, sisthadharma sūtra, p. 112.

p. 688. Yajnatantra-sudhānidhi, of Sāyana, Yati, rules of conduct for a, p. 280;

pp. 786, 789.

six duties of, p. 583, Yājñavalkya, rupture of, with

Yatidharmasangraha, Vaiśampāyana, p. 421; dialogue of,

Sarasvati, p. 582. with Janaka, p. 422; a great

! Yatindramatarlipikā, of Srīnivūsa. pbilosopher, taught Brahmavidyā to his wife Maitryi, p. 422; works

is dāsa, p. 566. ascribed to, p. 448; enumerates 19 Yautaka, meaning of, p. 592. smrtikāras, p. 303.

Yavana, a mixed caste, mentioned by Yajñavalkyasmrti, pp. 421-459; com- Gautama, pp. 35, 73; mentioned

mentary of Viśvarūpa on, pp. 119, by Maou, pp. 326, 334; & non 423; and Agnipurana, pp. 424-27; Aryan tribe, p. 261; those of and Garuḍapurāṇa, pp. 427-29; Mūlasthāna were made to give up and Maou, pp. 430–31, 438-39; cow-slaugbter, p. 806. contents of, pp. 433-34; and

Yavaneśvara, p. 732n. Mānavagrbya, pp. 439-40; god White Yajurveda, pp. 423, 410-41: | Twill, of five kinds, pp. 956–57. and Greek astrology, pp. 413–41; Yoga, dofined, p. 281; eight angas commentaries on, pp. 457-58; and of, p. 259. Paraskaragļhya, pp. 440-11;

Yogacintamani, work on Yoga, D philosophy of, p. 447; borrows

379. from Br. Up., p. 440; earlier and later strata in, pp. 429-30; various Yogāditya, younger brother of readings in, pp. 423-24; verses of, Mitrainiśra, 948.

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Yoga-kṣema, defined, p. 528; a learned and Ballālasena, pp. 437–38;

brāhmana may approach & ruler editions of, p. 449; entirely differ for his own, p. 137.

ent from Brhad-Yoga-Yājāavlkya, Yogananda, death of, brought about p. 457; echoes of Gītā in, p. 436n.

by Cāṇakya, pp. 170, 171.

Yogeśvara Pandita, p. 612. Yogasūtra, of Yājñavalkya, pp. 422,

Yoggbama, commentator of Arthasā. 433, 449.

stra, p. 155; cites the views of Yogasūtra, Bhoja’s commentary

Ambhiyas, p. 156. on, called Rājamārtaṇḍa, pp. 585, 586; pot later than 2nd or 3rd

Yogiśvara, means Yāj. and is differ century, p. 316.

ent from Yoga-Yāj., pp. 449, 563. Yoga-Yājñavalkya, p. 448; different | Yugas, dharmas of four, p. 461.

from Yāj. Smrti, p. 449; & small work on yoga, p. 436; contents of, pp. 434–35; recommendations of, Zodiacal sigos, not known to Yāj. pp. 435–36; quoted by Aparārka Smrti, p. 446.

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