of, 224, 290; his Council, 271 | Kokālika, 392
-278; Chinese embassy to, 292; Koliyas, of Rāmagrāma, II. 24
Asvaghosha and K., II. 104
Kanyakubja, 337, 340 foll
Kao-ch'ang, 48-60
Kapilavastu, II. 1–19
Kapin, country, 259, 278, 289, 290
Kapis, now Kafiristan, 124, 182,
Kapisa, mountains, 39
Kapitha, a brahmin, II. 82
Kolita, village in Magadha, II.
171; 172
Kosala, 378-380; II 3
Kosala, the Southern, II. 200 foll.
Kosambi (Kauśāmbī), 365–372
Koti, village in Videha, II. 86
Krakachunda (Krakucchanda, Ka-
kusandha), II. 5, 6, 18
Krishna, legend of, 217
Kapota Vihara, in Magadha, II. Kritīya, royal family name in
Karṇasuvarṇa, in East India, 343; Kukkuṭapāda Hill, II. 143, 246
Kāśyapa, arhat, II. 41, 131, 143, Kumāra, epithet of Bhaskaravar-
Kasyapa Buddha, tope of, 400;
II. 141; residence of, II. 58;
image of, II. 124
Kumārajīva, 158; II. 64, 204
Kumaralabdha, 245; II. 286-289
Kumbha Tope, II. 62, 63
Kasyapiyas, their Vinaya, 226, 227 Kunāla, Asoka's son, 246; II. 100,
Kathiawād, II. 248
Kātyāyanī-putra, 213, 277, 278, Kurudvipa, a continent (Uttara-
295; II. 258
Kaunḍinya, Arhat, II. 50, 55, 130 Kuśāgrapura, in Magadha, II. 148,
Kauśambi, see Kosambi
Kesh, a town near Samarkand, | Kuśanabha, king, 342
Lavananila, town in Magadha, II
Learned Bhikshus, the privileges
Learning, five branches of, 157
Libraries, 386
Licchavis, II. 42, 64, 71, 77 (Lec-
Lion's throne, 147, 344, 347.
Lokottaravādins, 117; II. 300
Lotus flowers, four kinds of, II. 177
Lughman, a country. 181
Lumbini garden, II. 15—17
Mādhava, Sānkhya doctor, II. 108
Madhyadeśa, 132, 156, 342
Madhyamaka-vritti, II. 205, 221, 223
Madhyamika, school, II. 230
Madhyanta-vibhāga-śāstra, 357
Madhyantika, Buddhist missionary,
199, 239, 260, 262, 264-266
Magadha, II. 86 foll.
Mahabodhi Vihāra, II. 136, 7
Mahadeva, brings cold, 231. Le
gend of, 267-270. Blunder for
Makhadeva, II. 72
Mahāmāyā, II. 2, 15, 39, 131
Mahānadī, river in the East of the
Vajjian territory, II. 82, in Ma-
gadha, II. 143, in Malva ibid.
Mahānāma, the Sakya, II. 9
Mahāratna (or ratha), king, 252
Mahāraṭṭha, II. 212, 239
Mahāsanghika, school, 151,
227, 259, 282; II. 161, 217
Mahāsāra, country, II. 60
Mahasena, king of Ceylon, II. 235
Mahāvana, Vikāra, 233. At Ma- |
dhura, 308, 311. At Vaiśāli, II.
66, 77
milk, 79; II. 192; follow the
Hinayānist Vinaya, 227; in the
same vihāras with Hinayānists,
297, 301, 340, 355; II. 81; of the
Sthavira school; II. 136, 138,
188, 199, 234, 248; confused
with Hinayānists, II. 196; con-
fused with Mahasanghikas, 11.
217
Mahendra, Asoka's son or brother,
II. 93. 230, 234
Maheśvara, god, 221, 352; II. 257
Maheśvarapura, II. 251
Mahīśāsika, school of, 227, 357
Mahopadeśa, book, 275
Maitrayani-putra, 302
Maitreya, 239, 243, 355; II. 51, 57,
60, 84, 116, 118, 144, 210, 215
Makhadeva Jātaka, II. 72
Makuța-bandhana, near Kusinārā,
II. 40
Malakuta, in S. India, II. 229
Malava, country, II. 242–245
Malaya, in South India, II. 222,
228, 230
Mallas, the clan, II. 37, 40, 42
Manasarowar, lake in Tibet, 35
Mangkil, city, 227-239
Mangoes, green and yellow, 301
Mango-tope, staying in, 312
Manikyala Tope, 255
Mañjuśrī, 302-304; II.209,214,300
Manoratha, 211
Mara, the Tempter, II. 123, 129, 135
Markata-hrada, at Vaiśāli, II. 65
Marriage, 168, 169; II. 87
Mātanga, a jungle, II. 199
Matipura, district of, 322, 328, 330
Mathura or Madhura (Muttra),
Mātiposaka Jātaka, II. 140
Maudgalyāyana, 303, 387; II. 158
Māyā, see Mahāmāyā
Mahāvihāra, in Ceylon, 234, 235
Mahāyānists, rules as to eating
meat, 55; II. 175; not to drink Measures, Indian, 141-146
Mayura, near the source of the
Ganges, 329
Navadevakula, city, 352, 361
Nava Sanghäräma, 108
Nepal, II. 83-85
Merchant's Wood, name of a vi- Nepalganj, 379
hāra in Kashmir, 282
Migadaya, near Benares, II. 48
Migāra, 399
Mihirakula, king, 203, 288-290
Milinda, Questions of, quoted, 34
Milk, forbidden to a Mahāyānist, 79
Ministers, mode of payment of, 177
Mitrasena, pupil of Gunaprabha,
Mokshagupta, 64
Monkey Tank, II. 65
Niglīva, archæological discoveries
at, II. 7
Nigrodha, Asoka's nephew, II. 98
Nigrodha-miga Jātaka, II. 55
Nikaya, Chinese rendering of, II.
161
Nīlapița, record office, 154
Nirgranthas, Jains, 252, II. 150
Nivāsana, a garment, 151
Nyagrodha, brahmin, 11. 23
Nyagrodhārama, II. 12
Moriyas, of Pipphalivana, II. 23 Nyāya, logic, 158; II. 213
Nālandā, great monastery at, 348; Panini, grammarian, 221
II. 107, 109, 165-170
Nanda, king of Magadha, II. 97
Narasimha, city in the Panjab, 286
Nārāyaṇa, the god, II. 60, 186
Nārāyaṇa, writer, 202
Narbada, river, II. 241
Naṭabhaṭa-vihāra, near Madhurā,
307, 309
Nataka, village in the Licchavi
country, II. 86
Paramartha, 211, 212, 357; II. 109
Parinirvana, representation of, II.
28; date of, II. 28
Pārsva, 208, 270; II. 104
Pāryatra, conjectural restoration
of Poliyetalo, 300
Pasenadi, see Prasenajit
Pasupata heretics, 296, 331; II.
229, 242, 251, 257, 262, 296
Patala, pit. near Śrāvasti, 399
Pictures and statues, confusion | Pushyamitra, king, II. 107
Pigeon Monastery, II. 175. An-
other, II. 207, 208
Pilusāra, mountain, 129
Pindaka, vihara, 130
Pinda-vana-vihāra, near Madhurā,
Pingala, his concealed treasure, 243
Piprahva Tope, discoveries at, II.
18, 19
Pitasila, in West India, II. 258
Potalaka, Mountain, II. 229, 231
Prabhakaravardhana, king, 343
Prabhamitra, translator, 357
Prabhāpāla (Jyotirpāla), H. 52
Prägbodhi Hill, II. 112
Prajñābhadra, II. 106
Prajñābodhi's primer, 156
Prajñākara, 111
Prajñā-pāramitā-sūtra, commenta-
ries on, II. 205, 213
Prasenajit, king of Kosala, 377 foll.;
II. 8, 9, 114
Prātīmoksha, 305
Prayaga, Allahabad, 361-365
Probation, 4 months or 4 years,
II. 34, 35
Quinquennial assemblies, 63, 119,
344; II. 98
Radhagupta, Asoka's minister,II.89
Rajabhata, king of Samatața, II. 188
Rajagaha, the Little, capital of
Balkh, 108
Rajagriha, in Magadha, II. 147 foll.
Rajaputra, epithet of Śīlāditya, 343
Rajapura, south of Kashmir, 284
Rajyaśrī, princess, 345
Rajyavardhana, king of Kanauj,
343, 345
Rahula, his memory reverenced
by śrāmaṇeras, 302; alive in
7th Century A. D. II. 43
Rahulabhadra, author, II. 204
Rāmagrāma, II. 20-25
Ratana-cankama-cetiya, II. 120
Ratana-ghara-cetiya, II. 122
Ratnākara, a Licchavi, II. 64
Pulakeša, king of Maharaṭṭha, II, Ratnamegha Sutra, II. 111
239
Rattamattika Vihāra, II. 192
Punats, district subject to Kash- Rending garments, 42
mir, 283
Punishments, legal, 172
Punṇavaddhana (Puṇḍavardhana),
II. 185
Puṇyasālā, 288, 328; II. 286
Punyayaśa, II. 104
Punyodaka, 320
Purushapura, Peshawer, 186, 201
Pūrṇa, Buddhist author, 282
Pūrṇa, son of Maitrāyanī, 302
Rest-houses, 288, 328, 344
Retreat from the rains, 104, 124,
144, 305, 337, 367; II. 138, 139
Revata, arhat at Kosambi, II. 75
Revata, bhikshu and rishi in
Kashmir, 260
Revenue and taxation in India, 176
Rice, various sorts of, 300
Rohitaka, vihāra in Udyāna, 237
Sabbath days in India, 305
Sacrifices at funerals, 42
Saddharma-pundarika-sütra, IL.152
Sagara, naga, 202
Sai, river, 360
Sailagiri, in Magadha, II. 152
Śaila-vihāra, in Kashmir, 260
Sairam, in Turkistan, 83
Śakala, city in the Panjab, 286, 288
Saketa, in Audh, 355, 375
Sakka, the god, II. 121, 146
Sakraditya, king of Magadha, II.164
Sakya clan, II. 3, 275
Sālāra hill, near Śrāvasti, 401
Salatura, birth place of Pāņini, 223
Sama Jātaka, 217
Samadhi and Prajña, 166;
Vipassana, 264
326, 352, 853, 358; II. 28, 47,
169, 175, 178, 180, 249, 285, 289
Sasa Jātaka, II. 37
Sasanka, king, 343; II. 43. 92, 115,
116, 192
Satadru, river (Sutlej), 300
Satavahana, dynasty, II. 207
Satna (Kosambī), 367
Sattapanni Cave, II. 160
Sautrāntikas, 210, 245, 318, 322,
326, 374; II. 225, 286
Schools of Buddhism, the eighteen
162, 164
Seasons, the three, 144
Senāni, headman, 126, 127
Shadow Cave, 184, 193
Shaloka, monastery, 125
Shuna, a deity, 127, II. 266
Siddham-chang, primer, 155
Šīkshäranda, translator, II. 231
Samantamukha-dharaṇi-sütra,II.71 Silabhadra, author, II. 109, 168, 227
Samarkand, 87-94
Samatata, in East India, II. 109, 187
Sambhūta (Sambhoga), Arhat, II. 74
Sammatīyas, school of, 227, 331,
333, 346, 359, 373, 377; II. 1, 47,
63, 191, 242, 247, 252, 256, 258,259
Sampati, Asoka's grandson, II. 100
Samudra, Arhat, II. 90
Sanakaväsi, 120
Sankasya. 335, 368
Sankhya, II. 108, 109, 223
Sangha, bhikshu, 660 A.D., 97
Sanghabhadra, 143, 210, 280, 325
Sangīti-sästra, 274
Santi (or Sotthiya or Sivastika)
grass-cutter, II. 122
Santivarman, II. 231
Saptadaśa-bhūmi-śastra, 356
Sarikul, lake, on the Pamirs, 35;
II. 284
Śāriputra, 302, 388, 394; II. 150
Sarvada, or Sarvadada, king, 233;
Sarvāstivādins, 53, 60, 64, 114,
151, 210, 227, 274, 277, 280, 324,
Siladitya, king at Kanyakubja,
279, 343-351; II. 171, 183, 246
Siladitya, king of Malava, II. 242
Simhala, Ceylon, II. 236. In South
India, II. 232
Simhala (sometimes Ceylon, some-
times in South India), 321
Simhapura, city, 248; II. 263
Simhavaktra, suburb of Kanchi,
II. 212
Sindh, II. 252-254
Sita's Window, a cave, 372
Śiva, worship of, 221; II. 47
Sivi Jātaka, 234
Skandha - dhātu - upasthāna - sutra,
Skandhila, Buddhist author, 280
Spiritual body, II. 96
Śramana, first use of the term,
II. 32
Śrāmaṇera-vihāra, at Rāmagrāma,
II. 21
Śrāvasti, 377-401
Śrīgupta's attempt to murder the
Buddha, II. 150
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