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A History of Civilization in Ancient India, Based on Sanscrit Literature - Romesh Chunder Dutt, 1848 - Complete Book

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L 224 ; III, 320 ; 451. Bhilsa (topes). Ill, 12L I> hi mala (caste). L, 239. Bhima (one of the Pandavas). L WLet seq. ; 213 ; III, 4^ ; 430. Bhimasena (Janamejaya's brother). 1.183: 185. Bhishma. L 152j 189 et seq ; III 440. Bhitari Pillar, III, 68. Bhoja Prabandha (work). Ill 213; 445. INDEX. 506 Bhoja. L 221; 222; III, 5; 14; 213; 44a; 478, (See Malwa.) Bhopal. Ill, 121 ; 350. Bhrigu. L12Z; l&; 154; 155. Bhrigu (astronomer). Ill, 204. Bhrijya Kantha (caste). II, 74j III, 150. BhutaVidya. L 270. Bhuvanesvara (in Orissa). Ill, 253 ; 254 ;&6; 347. Bibhishana. I, 217. Bidpai. Ill, 448, (See Pancha- tantra.) Bigandet. II, 186 ; 225 note ; ML Bilsad (inscription). Ill, (ML Bimbisara (king of Magadha). I, 39; II, 199; 210j a5i 279; 297 ; 316; III.IL Bindusara (king of Magadha). L &i 11,33; 297. Biot. I, 267. Birth ceremonies. II, 99; 112 ; III, 100; 335. Birth stories. (See Jataka.) Black Pagoda. (See Kanarak.) Blacksmith. L H. 39i HI. 146; 158; 316; 318; 310 ; Boats and ships. I, 46; 63; H t 37; 326; III, 79j 80. Bodhisatva (Potential Buddha.) 111,411. Boehtling. L Pre/. Bogh, Vihara. Ill, 136 ; 13L Bombay. II, 30. Bopp. L Pre/. Borax. I, 252. Bosporum. II, 84. Bo tree of Gaya. II, 205; 2j III, 77j 8& Boundary disputes. Ill, 188. Boyd. Ill, 410 to 412, Brahma (astronomer). Ill, 204 ; 2QL Brahmach&rin. I, 243. Brahmadatta (king of Benares). II, 2011 ft seq. Brahmagupta. I 2Sj 35 note; 40j III, 2Q9; m; 319; 492; 493. Brahraahatya. L 184; II, £L Brahma marriage. II, 91; III, 164; 327. Brahman or Brahma (Deity). L 51j 12Bi 150; 157J 178i 2*5; 282; 2S9 to 302i H. 208; 226; 239 ; 240; 25Z; III, 274; SI: 292 j 2M ; 29S ; 300j 378. Brahman (Hymn or Prayer). I> 122. Brahman (A class of priests). I, 170; 277. Brahman (caste). I* l> ; 11; 12 [B; 99; 125; 148 et 'seq. ; 190; 194 ; 200 ; 202^ 205 el seq. ; 212; ggj ; 2TU; tSCj 238 ; 24Q et seq. ; 2SS; 2B: 298s II. 15; 16; 47 '7 seq. ; ; 71 ft seq. ; 76 to 89; 96; 112; 114j U5j 241 to 246; 308 4 ; 311 [iwte) ; III, 6; 8; 9; llj 12j 13; 23; 58 : 80 ; 81; 93j (M; 151; 162il81j 191; 245; 24ii; 25Q; 290; 293 ; 308; M etseq.; 340; 342 ; 490 ; 49L Brahmana (works), r, 13 ; 16; 19; 38; 162 (nots) ; 166j 167; 174 et seq. ; 182 ; 244. AitareyaBr. L 173; 175; 180; 220; et seq. ; 224 ; ^6 ; 241; 242 ; 252 ; 253 ;261;266;2I3: 2S2 ; 2S4 : 2S6. Kaushitaki Br. L 175; 285. Tandya or Panchavinsa Br. L 175; 28&; II, 5. Sadvinsa Br. 1, 175. Chhandogya Br. I, 175. Taittiriya Br. L ll^i PL; 253; 2W; 265 ; 275; 2b3, d by Google INDEX. 507 Satapatha Br. ^ 126; 172: 173: 176 ; 177 ; 18frrf w.:21i2 et $*q.;2&; 246 ; 251 ; 253 ; 261; 262; 265^ 271i 275; m to2S6; 11,6. Gopatha Br. L 173j 177j 253, Brahmanda Purana. (See Pura- nas.) Brahmanaspati. (See Brihaspati.) Brahmapura (Kumaon). Ill, 90. Brahma Purana. (See Puranas.) Brahma rshi. I, 159. Brahma8phuta Siddhfinta (astro- nomy). Ill, 379. Brahma Sutra. II, 170. Brahma Vidya (Pronunciation). 1.270. Brahma Vaivarta Purana. (See Puranas.) Brihadaranyaka. (See Upani- shads). Brihaddevata (an index to the Veda). II. 14. Brihadratha (aboriginal king). Brihadratha Dynasty of Magadha. in, m to 44, Brihaspati (or Brahmanaspati). L 80; 81j 88j 132j 22L Brihaspati. (See Dharma Sas- tras.) Brihat Katha. Ill, 221 ; 45Q ; 451. Brihat Sanhita. L 311* Brisya (Dawn). L 135. Broach. (See Bharukachcha.) Budda pillar. Ill, 245. Bnddha. L 5; 15; 19 et seq. ; 39; 89; Wh II, Ml 135 etseq.; mi et seq. ; 20Q to 310 ; III, 328. Boddha, image of. Ill, 76; 19; 93; 94 ; 97j lOOj 102; 113j 362: 378. Buddha Gaya. L 33 ; II, 204 ; 230 ; III, L3; 2U) 218; 220. Buddha Ghosha. II, 2£Q {note); 286; 300. Buddha Gupta (of the Gupta line). Ill, 68 ; 102. Buddha Vansa. II, 195. Buddhism. I, IS et seq. ; 24; 29; 39; 229: 276: II, 6; 15j 16j ffii 33; 102; in to 340; III, 163j 2Hj SKr; t£]I ; 241; ^2; 254 ; 26.5; 296: 426; 492. Buddhist Architecture. Ill, 118 ; 139. (See Stupa, Chaitya, Mon- asteries, Caves.) Buddhist Baptism. (See Abhi- sheka.) Buddhist Councils. I, 20; 24; 34 : 39: II. 34 ; 189: to 302 ; III, 54 ; 75; 77; 87: 98; 101: 129. Buddhist Doctrines. II, 230 to 260. Buddhist Miracles. (See Mira- cles.) Buddhist Missionaries (Vivutha.) I. 22; 11.209: III. 6: 12. Buddhist Monastic Order. (See Monastic Order.) Buddhist Monks. (See Bhikshu.) Buddhist Nuns. (See Bhikshuni.) Buddhist Parables. (See Para- bles.) Buddhist Period. L 26; III, 1 to 210. Buddhist Precepts. II, 261 to 274 ; III, 412. Buddhist Priest and Priestess. II, 249; 2Z5* seq.\ 286 ; 282; III, 414; 417. Buddhist Rituals. 11,335. Buddhist Scriptures. L 20; 201 II, 189 et seq. ; 300. Buddhist, Trinity. (See Trinity.) Buddhists, Northern. L 24; 34 ; 40j II, 187j 188j 295; 290; 301^ 508 INDEX. i Buddhists, Southern. II,1SS;1S9; 296; SQL Buhler. I, Pre/. ; 21 ; 163 {note) ; II, 5| 8j 24j 6Q (note) ; 104 to 106: 315 ; .'US : III, i>n/ 17j i&5; 291; ill; 11a. Bukkaraya, founder of Vijaya- nagara kingdom. Ill, 2ZQ. Buli tribe. LL229. Bundelkund. L 215 ; III, 319 ; 350. Bunsen. II, 329 ;2&. Burdwan. II, 28. Burgess. I, Pre/. ; III, 11Q ; 113. Burial. L 108 <rt ; 278 ; 221! Burnell. L Pre/.; 36; US; III, HL Burnouf. I Pre/.; II, 184j 193j 220; HI, I; 27, Butchers. Ill, 143; 115; 146. C Cabul. (See Kabul.) Cake. L 61 ; 252 ; 219 ; II, m ; III, 2ihL Cambojians. (See Kambojians.) Canals for irrigation. II, 39 ; III, 89; 26L Candaliar. (See Kandahar.) Canouj. (SeeKanouj.) Caravan. II, 322. Carbuncle. II, 88. Carnatic. 1^41; II, 31Z ; III, §6 ; 263; 239; 270. Carpentry and Carpenters. ^ 4fi ; 70; 238; 2*9j II, 39j III, 14(k 319. Carriage or Cart. Ill, 471. Caste. I, 7; 11; 51; 96 etseq.; 125; 138; 118; 119; 152 etseq.; 1QQ ; 199j 22& et seq ; 26QJ II, ffi **??.; 103; 191; 119; 215; 211 et seq. ; 273; 304 et seq. ; III, 115 etseq.; 185; 189; 191; 192; 198. 251 ; et seq. ; 368 ; 369 ; 479 et seq. Cattle. (See Animals.) Cattle-trespass. II, 51 ; III, hi ; 18S. Cavalry. L 2ffi ; II, 22 et seq. ; 39; 11; 111,92; 1Z0; III. Caves. I, 25j II, 280; III, Hi 18,1^ to 138. Ceylon. I. IS; 25; 35: 36; 39: 186; 195; 209 et seq. ; II, 25; 3Q etseq.; 190; 2*6; 28L; 298; III, 56; 65; 79; 111; 1£L Cereals. II, 81. Chaddar. II, & ; III, 112. Chaitri (ceremony). II, 9; 1QQ; 121. Chaityas (Buddhist churches). L 25; 28Q; 281; III, 119; 123 to 133. Chalukyas. I, 41; III, 235; 2£> to 266. Chalukyan Architecture. Ill, 363 et seq. Chamar (caste). Ill, 154. Champa (capital of Anga). II, 199; 324; III, 78i 103. Chanakya. II, 33j III, 15 ; 16 ; 427 ; 15L Chandala (caste). L 150; 298; II, 21 et seq. ; III, 28; 15Q; 154 : ft seq. ; 251 ; 310; 320; 18L Chandi. 111,299. (See Durga.) ChandiPatha. III. 299. Chandra Gupta (I and II) of the Gupta line of kings. Ill, 65_i Chandragupta of Magadha. 1± 17 : 21j 39i II, 18;25; 27; 201 ; 317j III, 15 to 18; ^; 59; 427 ; 450. Character of the Hindus, ^ 131 ; 11.43; 46j III, Hli 112. Charaka. Ill, 383 ; 386 to m Charakas (a school). II, H. Charana (school). Ill, 58. d by Google INDEX. 509 Charanyavyuha (work). II, 3. Chariots. Ij 8S J 191 ; 198 ; 238 ; N 29; III, 126;12L Charitra, (Oiis9a seaport). Ill, 106. Charu Datta (hero of a play). Ill, 422 f 7 s><{ . Chaturroasya (ceremony). L 2Ki ; II. 1QQ; 111,21; 163. Chemistry (Hindu). III. 391 ; 392. Chera (tribe or country). LIS; 29; 11,25; III, 2f& Chhandas (metre). II, 12. Chbandogya. (See Brahmanas, Upanishads.) Chhedi (country). 1^ 1D5. Childers. II, 186i l^L Chillambaram temple. Ill, 35S. China. L 25j II, 187_i 188j M2j 336; 15L Chinab (Asikni). I. 92. Chinapati (Chinese settlement). III, 53 ; 86. Chit or Chiti. (See Altar.) Chitra (constellation). L IN'*.!. Chitrakuta. L 215 ; 211. Chittore. Ill, 350. Chohan (race). Ill, 235 ; ^6 ; m Chola (tribe and country). L 18; 39j II, 25;!299; III, 5; 8j 14j 110; 2&; 260. Christ. I, 89; II, 200 ; 205 ; 206; m ; 828 fit seq. Christianity. L 2Q ; II, 328 Mgr. Chudakarana. (See Tonsure.) Chullavagga (Buddhist scriptures). II, 195 ; 197; 215; 212; 279; 280; 283 ; 290; 295. Chumbal. L222; 22; II, 30. Chun da (a goldsmith who fed Buddha). II, 226. Church. II, 334 ; 343. Church (Buddhist). (See Chaitya.) Chyavana (astronomer). Ill, 2*M. Cleanliness of the Hindus. Ill, 143; 339. Clergy (Buddhist). Ill, 8 ; 9 ; HI ; 1*1 17; 20; 22; 23. Clothing. I, 46i II, 83i 87; 326; 111,91; 141; 336. Coin. L63; 111,53; 51; 145. Colebrooke. I* Pref.\ 2 ; 35 (note) ; 91 (note); 202 ; 2ti&; 11,13; lffi; 164i 166j 17T; ^9; HI, 373j 324; 325 ; 329, Commandments five. II, Ditto six. II, 10L Ditto • eight. 11.263. Ditto ten. II,263j27£. Commerce. (See Trade, Mer chants, &c.) Commissariat. II, 38* Comorin Cape. II, 25. Compilation of the Vedas. I, 14 et seq.; 54 ; 199; II, 13. Conch. II. 323. Confessional. L 261 ; II, Constellations (Lunar). (See Nak- shatras.) Coomara Swamy, Sir. II, 11>1. Cook, Sudra. II, 104. Copper. II, 86; 82; III, 92; 19Q; 115; 143; 145. Coral. 11,353; III, 467. Coringon Cape. II, 3LL Coronation. I, 82 ; 195 ; 225 et seq, Cosyri (tribe). II, ZL Cotton. II, 18i m± III, i Court, M. (Ranjit Sing's Officer). Ill, 123. Courts of Justice. II, 40 ; 44 et seq. ; III, 181 ; 421 to 474. Courtesan. II, 224 et seq. ; 4&4 ; 465. (See Prostitutes.) Cow. (See Animals, domestic.) Cow-herd. (See Gowala.) . Cowell. II, Pre/. 510 INDEX. Cowrie-shell, used as money. Ill, 73j 10L Cox. L 127 {note). Creation. L liQ et seq. ; ^3 ; 294 et seq. (For Pauranik accounts of creation, see Puranas.) Cremation. L 109 ; 2Z2 ; II, ftL Crime. I, 264^11, 41 et seq.