Trishasti Shalaka Purusa Caritra Part 5

SR No.: 001005
Original Sutra Author: Hemchandracharya
Author: Helen M Johnson
Publisher: Oriental Research Institute Vadodra
Publication Year: 1962
Total Pages: 507
Language: English
Classification: Book_English, Mythology, & Story
File Size: 11 MB

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Pārsvanathacaritra, n. 43, n. 48, n. 374, n. 375, n. 378.
Pārtha Arjuna, 228, et passim. paryanka, 100, n. 115.
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INDEX OF NAMES AND SUBJECTS
Pathasiddha, magic art, 246.
Paurandara, a conch, 238.
pausadha-vow (when a layman lives like a monk), transgressions of, 402.
peacock, captured as pet, 195; results of, 195..
pearl, magic, 22, 24, 25.
pearls, n. 177.
Pedhalapura, city, 79.
penance, for 12,000 years, 40; fool's penance, 359, n. 325.
Phalguna Arjuna, 229.
pill, transforms appearance, 23, 26; used to simulate death, 334, 335; used to restore life, 335.
Pingala, thief, 130 ff.
Pippalāda, defeats his parents in debate, angry at their abandonment, establishes
mother-sacrifice and father-sacrifice, 56, n. 58.
pitṛmedha (sacrifice to the fathers), 56, n. 58.
plantain, considered cooling, 83, n. 90.
post in cemetery, 46, n. 53.
power to understand speech of all animals, 352. powers, three, 224, n. 213.
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Prabandhacintamaņi, n. 74, n. 93.
Prabhavati, infatuation of, for Parśva, 383 f.
Pradyumna, son of Rukmini, 188; kidnaped by Dhumaketu, 188; rescued by Kālasamvara and reared as his son, 188 f., pre-birth of, 190 ff.; plays tricks in Dvārakā, 206 f.; tricks Satyabhāmā, 207, f.; revealed to Rukmini, 210; tricks Kṛṣṇa, 213; marriage of, 214 ff.; sent from city by Bhāmā, 218. Prajñapti, magic art personified, 69, 151, 212, et passim.
Prajñapti and Gauri given to Pradyumna, 205.
Prasenajit, father of Prabhavati, Pārsva's wife, 383 ff.; insists on marriage, 391. Pratihara - Prativasudeva, 1 et passim.
pratima (statuesque posture), 103 et passim.
pregnancy-whim, 41, n. 48; satisfied by trick, 41.
priyangu (a creeper), 380.
Priyangunagara, city, 51.
prophecy, 8, 11, 17, 43, 47, 56, 62, 68, 73, 77, 83, 157, 177, 196, 294, 297, 338, 341, 373, 408, 422.
propitiatory rites, 12.
pudding sun-cooked, 139, 141, 145.
paja (offering of worship), 14, et passim.