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A Manual of Budhism, In Its Modern Development, K. Spence Hardy, 1880 - Complete Book

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KoaoL, a country, 224. KoBOL, the king of, marries the natural daughter of Mahanama, 292. EoTi EBLA, (numeral,) 6. KowAKHA, a fruit, (ocymum gra- tissimum,) 831. KowMADA, the white lotus, 191. Kbibhnajina, daughter of Wesan- tara, 119, 180. Kbitattba, 463. EshantiwAda, birth, 104. KONDANNTA BUDHA, 96, 188. EoNDAVYA, son of the brahman Rama, becomes an ascetic, 152, 168. KoNfswABA'pABWATiTA, a peak of Maha M^ru, 59, note. KoBAKATAHBA, principal minister of Ch^tiya, 131. K6BAEHATTI, a tirttaka, 841. EoBAWYA, king of the city of Indupat, 75, 133. KobXla maixika DBWf, the flower- girl, wife of Aj&sat mallika, 294. Kbhanti-pIbahitX, virtue pro- ceeding from forbearance, 104. Kbhatbita, 83. Kbhbma, a king, afterwards GKStama B<$dhisat. KshIbakXga, a temple, 54. KuDisuMANA, son Of Munda, 239. KujA, planet, 24, 67. Ettkhtjcha, moroseness, 484. KuEKUTTHA, a river, 356. KULADHABlCMA-SfLA, 513. KitmXba KXbyapa, a priest, 482. Kumbha, (r^i) a white man, 28. Kukbhabdas, the attendants of, 21. EunIla, one of the seren great lakes, 17. XuBA, a monarch, 183. XUBAMALI, 13. EuBALA OHiTTA, mind endowed with merit, 465. EuBALA-wiPAxi - wnnrXB a-dhXto CHiTTA, cause of birth as man, 439. EuBA, sacrificial grass, 461. EusALA, merit, 461, et pass. EiTBALX DHAKICX, akvbalX dhax- mX, awyakxX dhammX, the first words of the Abhidharmma, 309. EubinXbX, a city, 290. EiTBiTA, indolence, 424. Et^TADAVTA, a brahman embracea Budhism, 280. Et^xXaABA, 41. E^tXgX-iiala, near WisiUi, 821. L. Laha, a tablet hung up in the Wihira for communication to the priests, 268. Lahabat-gbya, 218. Lahuta, the property of lightne-s, 418. Laketf the seven great, 17. Lakbha, 6. Laebana, a brahman, 157. L^NA, a cave, 393. LiCHAWi PBiNCBB, the, 241. LiHiKi, a bird, 171. lAe theflrst, 486. Life of man, 1. INDEX. 553 Zions, 17. LoBHAy ooTetousoesB, 438. L6HAKirMBHA-L0KA, 837. L6HITA FAKKHANDiEA, a diarrhcBft, 356. Ij6KAI>HIPATSYTA-8fliA, 512. L6KANTABIKA VABAKA, the resi- dence of the Pretaa, 2, 48, 28. L6kottaba, a state with entire freedom from all k&ma, 462. L6K6TTASA-SfLA, 511. LoMASA XIbtapa, a rishi; the legend of, 51. L6WAMAHAPAYA, 218. LoWKIKA-BfliA, 511. LUDDA, 68. LuMBivi, a garden between Ka- pilawastu, and £.oli, 147. Lying, 485. M. Madaba, a tree, 164. Madatawatthus, the heart, 417. Madhfuro'tnira^ quoted, 82. MADHYAMA-BfLA, 511. MadhyXhixa SCHOOL, 537. MashyastatX impartiality, 482. MAi>Bii>iwi, wife of Weesantara, 119. Ma-dbob, (Tibetan for Andttatta wila,) 16. MAaADHA, the language of, 192, et pasf. Magait, in the proTinee of Buhuna, 893. MAgakdhi, a brahman, 63. MAoANDHiYA, a brahman, 522. Magha-hXnawasa, chief of a vil- lage, the history, 508. Maoitl, festiye, joyous, 4. Maoul-b AKWALA,the most f ayoured world, 466. Hah A Bhasba xaxpa, the pre- sent kalpa, 65, 91, 98. Maha Bbahka, a rupa brahma lokas, 26, 30, 31, 42, 148, 166, 217. Maha Ibwaba, 166. Maha-jakaxa bibth, 104. Maha KachXko, 82. Mahaxala, the fruit of the damba tree, 19. Maha KAlavX, the n&ga king, 172. Maha Ejli.pa, 1, 6. MahajlAbypa, 219, 261, 861. Maha-li, a Lichawi king, 291. Maha-xavdhatu, a chakrawartti, monarch, successor to Maha Sammata, 129, 131. Maha-maitdhatu tjposatha, a monarch, successor of Maha Sam- mata, 129. Maha haya, mother of G6tama, principal queen of Sudhddana, 137, 144, 323. — during the period of gestation, 147 ; of confinement, 148. Maham Xya-dbwi, formerly queen Phusati, 127. Maha Maya Diwf, MahaPibajX- PATI, daughters of Singhahanu, 140. Maha MiBU, 2, 3, 10, 14, 177, 217, et pass. Maha MswrxKi, a garden in Cey- lon, 199. Mahamtjhda, a slave, 293. Mahaicunda, a noble, 239. MahanXma, son of Sahda, 234. MahaitXica, a brahman, 152, 168. MahaitXma, a monarch in Ceylon, 530. MahakIha, a Sakya prince, 293. Mdhandrado'kdtffapaf the first j4taka, 196. Maha kebu, a monarch, 132. Maha-kishAitab, mines, the four, of treasure, 149, note. Maha PanXoa, a monarch, his successors, 182. Maha Polowa, 3. Maha PbatXpa, monarch, 182. Maha-pubttsha-lakbhana, the three signs of a great man, 347. superior beauties, 381. the, 32, of a supreme Budha, 150. Maha Bohanagittta, a priest, 624. Maha Bowbawa, a naraka, 27. Maha SXgaba, a prince, 132. Maha-bajocata, a monarch at the beginning of the present antah- kalpa, 112, 206. Mahascmya-sutra, 41, 320, 398. MAHABivA, afterwards N&gas^na, 634. Maha-bubadba, the daughter of An^idu, 225. MAHA-snDAB8ANA,a monaiioh,cha- krawartti, 132. Mahabithaiia, the son of Manda, 239. Maha-bupika, the birth of Pa^- nadi, 317. 554 INDEX Maha SuTTASdiCA, birth, 104. Maha-tihi, 13. Maha-waka wihXba, 819. Maha-yabodhabX-d^wi, mother of FrajApati, 817. MaH^AkTA - TAEBHA- BisH • PATI, name of Gt5tama B<5dhi8at, 97. Mah£, 17. Mahika, the d^was of dew, 22. Mahivda, a ware, 13. MAiTBf, the coming Budha, (a Bddhisat) 19, 94, 98, 206. MaitbI-bhAwana, a form of meditation, 53. Maitbbta, 91. MaitbI-pXbamita, yirtue from kindness and affection, 54. Kaja Wijita, monarch of Jamhudwipa, 281. Mc^hima-nOcdyOt 82. MahawXlukX, riyer in Cejlon, 212. MahavXga, a garden on the bank of the MiwawilakA riyer, 212. Mahhtdo, 218. MAHdDAiTA, a nAga king, 214. Makaba, a riei, a marine monster, 881. Makcua Jdtaka^ 115. MAEH^DiwA, a prince, 188. MakhaiiI-<68Ala, a deoeiyer and sceptic, 801. MXlagibi, elephant, 881. Maligibi, 268. Malaxada, (taUow)) 251. MaJMnka-atOra, 389. MallikX, the flower girl, becomes a queen, 294. Malwa-pbikobb, the, 859. Manakota-kabana, yolition, 421. MavabkXba, reflection, 428. Maka8batta>l6ea, 270. Mansa-asakkya, 95. Maitda-eaiiPa, 97. Mavdakini, one of the seyen great lakes, 17. MAVDBIDiwi, 181. MXirsKATA, lunar mansion, 24. Manoala, disciple of Pipankara, 97. Mangala BBAHMAir, a name of G<$tama Bddhisat, 97* MaNGALYA • LAKBHANA, the, 216; signid of a superior Budha, 150, 881. Mani, a n^ king, 214. MAiriBHADDA-ABANEYA, 96. MXviEYA-BATNA, treasure of gems, 130. Man J ABIE A, a n&ga l<5ka, 176. Mak JiTBAEA, a tree, 16, 50. Manager of spelling the name of Budha by the Europeans, 367. MAird (Dakda), thought, 274. Man6ma^ the power to make anj figure, 519. Mano-winyAha, mind consdous- ness, 417, 486. Mantba, charm, 88. MakgaIiA, a warning, 80. JIfanyala-eutra, 30, note. Maitipub, the, 45. MAir6pBAirn>HlirA, the resolution or wish to become a Bndha, 93, 103. Manobanohataka, continued thought, 519. Manu, 78, 81. Manya, an eyil spirit, self-conoeit, 433. Maba, causes a rain, sends weapons, 178. causes a storm, the effect of on G<5tama,178. causes a fire, 173. his daughters, 183. Master, the, and eervanty 558. Mastjban, a gold coin, 117, 456. MAtali, the charioteer of Bekra. MItiea, a yillsfe, 287. Matbu, chief of the d^was, 809. becomes a rahat, 310. MItsabyya, selfishness, 484. MXtu, the mother, 499. Mayttbapapa, composer of the Pujawalija, 538. M^BA, a merchant, 226. MiDAEA, a noble, 528. MiDHAiTEABA, a Budha, 96. MsDnr-DiNA, (a month) March, April, 21, 23, 205. M^GHA, the path in which the moon moyes, 22. MiEHALX, birthplace of Kahu- sanda Budha, 28. M^EHALA, or Mbla, an omflment, 230,291. MsLLAEA, foreigner, 300. Merchants f rank of the, in India, 78u MerehatUSfthe two, of Sunipaianta, 267. Mlten, 21. Mbbha, a r4si (a red ram), 28. MsTTibHt^TAEA, a brahman, 847. MidhXta, a tree, 54. IKDEX. 656 MioisA, a merdhant in Sewet, 227, 229. MihintalX, 218. MiJJA, drowsiness, 424, 484. Mf , a grain of, 316. MiLHTDA, king of S^Lgal, 12, 62, 896, 898, et pus. MUinda I^rtuna {Milinda Pcmka), 22, 62, 89, 166, 222, 869, 877, 887, 462, 468, 891, 478. description off 688. Mf KnrKAB, an annual, 186. MfNA, a r&si, two flshes, 28. MiseeUaneoui tut^es and admoni- iionM,60^ MiTHiLA, a oity, 884. MiTHiTKA, a rMi, MiTYX-i>Bi8HTi,effToneou8 thoughts upon religions subjects, soepti- eiam, 488, 617. HiTALU, (Mithila) the modem Tirhut, 196. Mode$t the four, in which ahns may be prepared, adbibhta, xtfak- HATA, VDDISAKAtA, PASIBHOGA, 896. MoGHA-ruBlSA, Tain man, 888. M6ha, ignorance, 480, 448, 618. Monejfychpiliwett the ordinances of rahats as explained bj Budha, 80, note* Monikty th0, ofihoyooTy 28. Moon, 20. -^ speed of her travel, 22. MoTA (]c6ha), ignorance, 438. Much ALA, son of Ch^tiya, 181. MucHALiNDA} SOU of Muchala, a monarch, 162. MuDAK^si, a mule, 262. MuDiTA) beneTolence, 488. Mui>t70iBi, residence of Punna, 268. MtTDUTX, softness, 418. MuoAiiAV, principal disciple of €K$tania, 16, 186, 202, 209, 266, 802, 807, 808, 818, 824, 889, 849, 421, et pass. MuLA, lunar mansion, 24. MuluabIha, 268. M^LAKA, a king, 846.