A few names not Indian, and some subjects, are also included.
Abhaya, son of Bimbisāra, II. 151
Abhaya, king of Ceylon, II. 235
Abhayagiri Vihāra, II. 235
Abhidharma-dhatukäya-pāda, 273
Abhidharma-jñāna-prasthana, 277
Abhidharma-kośa, 210, 274, 325-7
Abhidharmakośa - bhāshya - ṭīkā-
tattva, 327
Abhidharma-kośa-vyākhyā, 212
Abhidharma-prakaraṇa-päda, 273,
Abhidharma-praveśana, 280
Allahabad, sacred tree at, 362
Allakappa, II. 42
Alm's bowl, the Buddha's, 202,
II. 131
Aluno, mountain, 126
Amalaka (or amra), II. 49
Āmalaka Stūpa, II. 99
Ambapālī, II. 68, 69, 79
Amitayus, II. 205
Amsuvamma, king of Nepal, II. 84
Ananda, reverenced by bhikshuṇīs,
his death, II. 80
Ananda-pura, II. 247
Abhidharma - mahāvibhāshā, 274, Anantarya-karma, 268
Abhidharmāvatāra-sāstra, 280
Acchuta, rishi, 219
Achala, a Sthavira, II. 239, 247
Āchāra, arhat, II. 209, 239, 246
Aciravati, river, 398
Adbhūta, tope in Udyana, 238
Agnidatta, 46
Ahicchatra, 332
Ahoganga, II. 75
Ajanta Caves, II. 240, 241
Airāvatī, river at Kusinārā, II. 29
Ajātaśatru, king, II. 149, 158, 163
Ajitavati, river, II. 28
Anathapinḍaka, 383
Anavatapta lake, source of the
Ganges, Indus, and Oxus rivers,
32-35, 264, 388; II. 154, 285
Andarab, city, II. 269
Anga, subject to Magadha, II. 182
Angulimāla, a brahmin robber,
377, 381
Angutala, a country, 382
Andhra, 269; II. 209-214
Animals offer flowers, 280; II. 107,8
Antarābhava, intermediate state,
122; II. 56
Aniruddha, arhat, II. 37, 38
Andhavana, near Śrāvasti, 398
Alexander, Range of Mountains, Anupiya, in Malla, II. 13
Anuruddha, Asoka's minister, II. 89
Apalāla, naga, 229
Arahats, 306; II. 219, 220
Aranya Vihara, 53
Aravala, nāga, 266
Architecture, Indian, 147
Army organisation, 171
Arrow-well, II. 14
Aruna mountain, 117
Ashes Tope, II. 23, 24
Asita, II. 2
Aśokāräma, II. 99
Asoka, viceroy in Takshasilā, 241;
reigned 100 years after Buddha,
269; II.88; his 84 000 topes, II. 91
Asoka topes, 129, 182, 234, 243,
245, 250, 255, 261, 316, 319, 330,
332, 334, 351, 352, 359, 361, 369,
371, 373, 389; II. 11, 14, 22, 23,
26, 28, 42, 48, 50, 60, 65, 80, 83,
111, 116, 122, 146, 162, 171, 175,
176, 190, 191, 193, 200, 224, 226,
239, 246, 255, 259
Asoka pillars, at Śrävasti, 383;
to the previous Buddhas, II. 5, 6;
at Lumbini, II. 14; at Kusinārā,
II. 28, 42; at Vaiśāli, II. 65; at
Pātaliputra, II. 93; at Rajagaha,
II. 162
a deva temple, II. 229; on Pota-
laka Hill, II. 231; as cloud-
horse, II. 234
Avarasaila, monastery, II. 217
Aviddhakarna Vihāra, II. 60
Ayamukha, country, 359-361
Ayodhya, country, 354
Badakshan, 105; II. 275-278
Bagelkhand, 366
Bagrash, lake, 48
Bahuputra Chaitya, at Vaiśäli, 11.70
Bairāt, kingdom, 300
Bais rājputs, 344
Bakariya kund, at Benares, II.47,48
Baktria, 132, 134
Bakula, yaksha, II. 178
Bālāditya, king, 210, 288, 289; II.
164, 171
Bālāpura, 379
Bālikā, in Vaiśāli, II. 79
Balkh, 108 foll., 114
Balti, or Little Tibet, 240
Baluka, the sands, 65
Bamian, 108, 114-122
Bana, his literary style, 346
Banyan, the sacred, at Allahabad,
363
Barashahr, lake, 48
Asvaghosha, 209, 245, 278; II. 102 Bhaddavatikā, elephant, 367
Aśvajit, arhat, II. 150
Āṭavi, demon and town, II. 61, 181
Avantakas, branch of the Samma-
tīya school, H. 261
Avanti, the country, II. 251
Avatamsaka, sect, II. 104
Avalokitesvara, 238, 279, 303, 343;
same as Śrī, 345; husband of
Tārā, II. 105, 107; at the Bodhi,
II. 115, 116; miracle by, II. 125;
worships Buddha, II. 170; his
image, II. 175, 239; appears to
a devotee, II. 215; frequents
Bhadraruchi, bhikshu, II. 242, 255
Bhadra-vihāra, at Kanauj, 353
Bhadrā, nun at Vaiśāli, II. 78
Bhalluka, or Bhallika, 112; II. 131
Bharana Pandita, 136
Bharukacchapa (Bharoch), II. 241
Bhaskaravarman, king of Kāma-
rūpa, 384; II. 186
Bhāviveka, author, 221–224
Bhīmā, devī, 221; II. 303
Bhīmala (Śiva), 221
Bhoraśaila in Oḍiviśa, II. 212
Bhramara-giri, II. 207, 208
Bibas, river, 286
Bimbisāra, King of Magadha, II. | Chīnabhukti, a settlement of Chi-
107, 146, 148, 150, 151
Black town, in Yenki, 47
Black Bee Vihāra, II. 208
Black range, of mountains, 39
Bodhi Tree, II. 114 foll.
Bodhila, Buddhist author, 282
Bodhisattva-pitaka, II. 80
Bokhara, 98
Brahma, the god, builds a hall,
II. 121; urges the Buddha to
preach, II. 325; rubs sandal
wood, II. 146
Brahmadatta, king of Kanauj,
341; king of Kosala, 380
Buddhabhadra, author, II. 231
Buddhadāsa, author, 353, 359
Buddhagupta, king of Magadha,
II. 164
Buddhasimha, author, 358
Buddhavana, Hill, II. 146
Bud-hail, name of a book, 325-327
Burial, exposure, and cremation,174
nese in the Panjab, 292
Chincha-māṇavikā, 392
Chitor, II. 251
Chola, in South India, II. 224
Chunda, a smith, II. 26, 27
Cocoa-nut Island, II. 236
Copper plates, 278
Corvée, 107, 176
Cowries, used as coins, 178
Currency, in India in the 7th Cen-
tury, 178
Dandaka, a forest, II. 199
Dantapura, capital of Kalinga,
II. 199
Darel, or Dard, 239
Daśabala, Mahasanghika, II. 75
Daśabhümika Sūtra, 359
Daśa-bhūmi-vibhāshā-śāstra,II.205
Dead, three ways of desposing of
the, 174
Buzghala Khāna, Iron Pass, 101, 102 | Deer, park reserve for, 72
Byas, river in the Panjab, 298
Caste, meaning of, 169
Celestial mountains, 87
Devadaha, king of, 15
Deva, Buddhist writer, 245, 320,
361; II. 100, 202, 224
Devadatta, 339, 390; II. 4, 54, 149,
152, 155, 191
Devadūta Sutra, 269
Champa, town and country, II. Devāvataraṇa (Sankāsya), 335
Chandagiri, jailor, II. 90
Chandrakanta gem, II. 236
Chandrapāla, author, II. 169
Chandrabhaga (Chenal), river, 286 Dharani Sūtras, II. 223
Chandraprabha, king, 244
Chandravarman, author, 297
Charitrapura, in Orissa, II. 195
Chimkend, in Turkistan, 84
Dharmagupta, 53, 64; II. 204;
Vinaya of the school of, 227
Dharmapāla, his public discussions,
372, 374; his teaching at Nā-
landa, II. 109, 165, 168, 215; his
life, II. 227
Dharmapushpa, 136
China, origin of the name, 293 Dharma-sutra, hidden inspired
book, legend of, 315, 316
Dharmasangha, 107
Dharmasālā, resthouse, 288
Dharmatāra, 143: The same as
Dharmatrāta, 214, 215, 273, 276
Dharmavivardhana, prince, see
Kunāla
Digambara Jains, 252; II. 154, 155
Dinnaga, author, II. 210-214, 240
Dipankara Buddha, 183, 191; II. 57
Divyavadana, 35
Dravida, II. 226–228
Dress, in India, in the 7th cen-
tury, 148
Dress of the Bhikshus, 150
Drona, the brahmin, II. 43, 62
Dronodana, rāja, 391
Dryads, II. 87, 88
Durgā, human sacrifices to, 360
Durjāta, epithet of Pārśva, 209
Gaggarā, tank at Champā, II. 182
Gambhira, a yaksha, II. 152
Gandhamadana, Mt, 33
Gandhahastin, a fabulous elephant,
II. 141
Gandhāra, 124, 129, 132, 197–200,
240, 258
Ganges, 319, 320, 329, 354, 360,
361, 365, 367; II. 48 foll., 63
Ganges gate, tank so-called, 328
Gaudana, see Goyāna
Gaya, II. 110 foll.
Ghuzar, river, 101
Geto, or Yue-chi, 87, 92, 260
Ghosha, arhat, 246
Ghosila (Ghosita), of Kosambi,
369, 370
Girivraja, old Rajagaha, II. 154
Girnar, hill, II. 249
Gobharaṇa, a bhikshu, 136
Godhani, see Goyāna
Earth gods, images of two, II,
Education, in India in the 7th cen-Gohati,
Gold Mountain, 79
Gopa, an author, 374
Gopala, a naga, 184, 193
Gośringa, mountain and vihāra, II.
296, 301
Gotama Gate and Ghat, at Pāṭali-
putra, II. 88
Govinda, doubtful restoration for
Ku-hun-t'u, 316
Govisanna, country, 331
Goyana (Aparago), 33
Gridhrakuta, in Magadha, II. 151
Guha-vihāra, near Madhura, 309
Guhyapati, the Malla, II. 36, 37
Gunabhadra, 46, 158
Gunamati, author, 324; II. 165,
168, 246; three others, II. 108
Gunaprabha, author of 100 books,
322-324; II. 255; Another, 324
Gurjjara, II. 250
Gurupada Hill, II. 143
Hari (Vishnu), 353
Haridvāra (Hardwar), 319, 329
Hārītī, demon mother, 216
Harshavardhana, king, 313
Hashtnagar (Pushkaravatī), 214
Hayamukha, see Ayamukha
Head-dresses, 151
Helmand, river, II. 265
Himatala, district near Kashmir,
279; II. 275
Himavat, Mt, 34
Hinayana and Mahāyāna, primitive
and developed systems, 165;
Yuan Chwang's peculiar use of
the terms, 318
Hindukush, II. 287
Hiranyavatī, river at Kusinārā,
Holi, village in Audh, 355
Honey, legend of the monkeys
gift of, 309; II. 65
Human sacrifices, 360
Hushkara, vihāra, 258
Jajhoti (Bundelkhand), II. 251
Jalandhara, in the Panjab, 296;
Jambudvipa, 33, 132
Jātaka-mālā, 351
Jaxartes, river, 85, 89
Jayagupta, pandit, 321
Jayapur, city in the Panjab, 286
Jayasena, upasaka, II. 146
Jayendra-vihāra, 259
Jelalabad, 198
Jetavana, at Śrāvasti, 382 foll.
Jinabandhu, Mahāyānist writer,
283
Jinamitra, Sarvästivādin, II. 169
Jinaputra, author, II. 255
Jinatrāta. Mahāsanghika author,
283
Jīvasarman, author, 231
Jīvaka, physician, H. 150, 163
Jñanachandra, scholar, II. 169
Junagaḍh, II. 249
Jotipāla, a Bodhisattva, II. 53, 58
Jyotishka, II. 163
India, names of, 131; its size, 140. Kajangala, in Bengal, II. 183
Kājapura, 372
Kajurāha, II. 251
Kākandaka-putra (Yasa); H. 74
Kala (or Kālika), a black nāga,
II. 134
Kalandaka-nivapa, at Rajagaha,
II. 44, 157
Kālanadi, river at Kanauj, 342
Kalasa, in architecture, II. 49, 50
Kālidāsa, poet, II. 212
Kalinga, II. 198 foll.
Kalyāṇa, Buddhist brahmin, II. 119
Kāmarūpa, Assam, 348; II. 185
Kanakamuni, city and tope of, II. 5
-7, 18
Kanchipura, in South India, II. 227
Kanishka, 124, 127, 203-207; date
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