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INDEX

Nekhamma : 127, 129 Neranja (town): 376 Nibbana (Nirvana): 148, 164, 169, 179, 195,220-21,321,356,358,399,426,455, 481, 506, 582.

—definition of: 236-37, 393-94 —explained: 233-38 —roots of: 396 —Upanishadic : 233 —Yogic: 233-34 Nidanas : 77 Nigantha Nath Putta: 98-99, 547, 550, 570.

Niganthas (Nirgranthas): 181, 342-43, 521, 547, 550, 570.

Nigrodha, the Wanderer: 427-32 Nigrodharama : 193-94 Nihilism: 402 Nissagiya-pacittiya : 419 Nitya (Sacrifices): 264 Niyamas : 242 Niyasha Karma : 420 Niyatiwada: 97 Noble Eightfold path : 385 —(also see Ashtang Marg)

O Oghatinna: 426 Opasad town: 533 Oudumbara: 7 P Pabbajja on men in Royal Service : 508 Padma, a Brahmin woman: 45 Padma, Lotus Goddess : 17 Pakudha Kacchayana: 98-99, 249, 550, 570 Pamita, daughter of Sinahu : 2 Panch Silas: 283 Panchala : 1 Panchavargiya Bhikkus : 56-57,65-66,69, 119-32, 135, 141 —Buddha’s 1st sermon to : 121-31 Pandava Hill: 46 Pandu : 20 Parajika offence : 418 Paramitas (Ten): 78, 128, 283, 453, 537 Parashara : 20 Pariah: 186 Parinibbana : 237, 455, 537 Parivas Karma : 420 Parivraja: 31, 32, 56, 97, 195, 417 —for women : 195 Parivrajaka Women: 193-95 Parivrajaka(s): 34, 57, 127-32, 143, 193, 415, 417, 439, 451.

Pasenadi, (Pasenjit) King of Kosala: 2, 146, 204-6, 273, 281, 287, 289, 333-36, 375, 408-9, 474, 494, 519-20, 527-28, 568 —conversion of: 149 Pataligama: 388, 541 Patimokkha: 421 Patisena, a mendicant: 272-73 Patit Samutpad : 255 Pava : 1, 533, 542, 543, 557, 559 Pavitra : 323 Peacock’s feeding ground : 428 Perils, kinds of: 461 Pesi: 340 Pippalvana: 1 Potthapada, a Brahmin: 318, 320-22 Prabhakari: 76 Prajapati Gotami (See Mahaprajapati) Prajapati Parameshthin : 81-82 Prajna : 129-30, 272, 274, 287, 292, 294, 296, 317, 347, 582 —to be accompanied by Sila : 295 Prajna Paramita : 130 Prakrati, a Chandalika : 197-200 Pranayam : 64 Pratyaksha Pramana (Perception): 84, 256 Pravrajniya Karma: 420 Prithvi: 98, 262, 330 Punna, Sujata’s maid: 68 Punnavaddhana : 519-20 Punnyajit, friend of Yashas: 136 Puraka (breathing in): 64 Purana Kassapa : 97, 99, 550, 570 Purana, the chamberlain : 560 Purusha (God): 82 Purva Aram : 482 R Radha, the Venerable : 237, 396 Raghavachar S. S.: 595

INDEX

Rahula: 14, 31, 32, 41, 165, 167, 168, 535-36 Raivata, a Brahmin Sage : 45 Rajagraha: 45-46, 56, 61, 66, 141, 144, 146,147,152,163,168, 179, 185-86,188, 203,207,209,216, 221, 292, 340, 388-89, 405,408,427,44344,460,473,476,488, 497, 517, 533, 535, 538, 541, 555, 569, 577. Rajas : 85 Rama : 175 Rama, the Brahmin: 3 Ramagama : 1, 559 Rathapal Bhikkhu : 239 Rationalism: 250 Ratthapala: 153-60 Read, Winwood: 595-96 Rebirth (without soul): 348-49, 350, 581-82 —critics of: 512-lexplained: 329 —of what: 330-33 —of whom: 333-36 Rechaka (breathing out): 64 Religion:

—and morality : 322 —as personal: 316 —concerned with revelation : 320 —differs from Dhamma : 316-22 —foundation of: 296 —meaning of: 315 —purpose of: 282-83, 318-22 Resaputta: 1 Revelation : 217 Right View : (See Samma Ditthi) Righteousness-discussed :

Rohini (River): 24, 56 Rohini, wife of Soma : 20 Roy, Dr. Ranjan : 596 Ruddygoose : 18 Rupa (Kaya) : 263 Rupakhanda : 262 Rutu Niyam : 242 S Sabbamitta, a philologist: 9 Sabdavidya : 291 Sachetan (dynamic): 86 Sacrifice(s): (also see Yajna) —as religion: 315 —Naimittik : 264 —Nitya : 264 Saddhamma : 226, 281, 550 —discussed: 287-325 —functions of: 281-87 —makes learning open to all: 287 —promotes Maitri: 295 —promotes Sila &, Karma : 295-97 —teaches Prajna : 291 What is it? : 281-86 —to cleanse mind : 281-82; —to make the world a kingdom of righteousness : 282-86 —makes learning open to all: 287-90; —teaches need of Pradnya : 291-94 —promotes Maitri: 205-30;

—breaks barriers between man and man: 301-6; teaches worth is the measure of man ; 306-8;

—promotes equality : 308 Sadhuka (town): 560 Sadhumati: 77 Saket ; 152, 333, 519-20, 555 Saki, a Brahmin woman : 45 Sakkodana : 2 Sakra (Deva): 6, 50, 296 Sakuldai: 569-70 Sakya country: 1, 2, 9, 24, 163, 167, 185, 533, 583.

Sakya Sangha : 22-32, 34, 56 —rules of disciplines : 23 Sakya women: 193, 195-96 Sakya’s clan: 142 Sakya(n)s: 10, 13, 24-27, 30, 34, 35, 56, 56-58, 169, 547, 559, 579.

Sala Vana: 544, 549, 553, 555-56 Sala, a village : 385, 533 Salavatika : 287, 289, 290 Sale, a Brahmin : 568 Sallekha Sutta : 285 Salvati, mother of Jeevaka : 152 Samadhi: 64, 126-27, 225 Samadhi Marg: 62, 64, 65, 225 Samana(s): 198, 212, 297, 570 Samma Ajeevo ( Right Livelihood): 126 Samma Bodhi (Right Enlightment): 76 Samma Ditti (Right views): 123-26, 254-55, 261.

Samma Kamanto (Right Behaviour): 126 Samma Samadhi (Right concentration): 127 Samma Sankappo (Right aspiration): 125-26 Samma Satti (Right mindfulness): 126 Samma Vacca (Right speech): 125-26 Samma Vyayamo (Right endeavour): 126 Sansthagara: 22 Sangarava, a Brahmin: 403-4 Sangha (Buddhist order): 114-15, 415-21

INDEX

—admission to : 416-17 —equality in : 416 —procedure for trial: 419 —a spiritual organisation : 433-34 Sangha Diksha: 451 Sanghadisesa (ecclesiastical offences): 418 Sanghati: 418 Sanjaya Bela (Belatthi) Putta : 98-99, 550, 570.

Sanjaya, ascetic of Magadha : 488 Sanjaya, of Rajgraha : 141 Sankhara: 262 Sankhya Philosophy : 62-63, 65, 75, 83-84 Sankika Putta, a Brahmin : 524, 526 Sanna (perception): 262 Sannyas : 88 Sansar: 256 Sariputta : 163, 166-67, 389-91, 398-99 —conversion of: 141-43 —explains Nibbana : 237-38 —explains Rebirth: 330-32 —last meeting with Buddha : 536-38 Sarnath: 119 Sattva : 86 Saursena: 1 Savatthi (Shravasti): 555 Sekhiya Dhamma (Good conduct rules): 419 Sela, a Brahmin : 519, 526 Senani (Sujata’s father): 68 Senapati: 24-29 Setabbya (town): 380, 533 Shramana (s): see Samana(s)

Shramnera(s) ; 416-17 Shravasti: 147, 155, 182, 186, 188, 196, 203-5, 207, 218, 237, 281, 297-98, 306, 320, 330, 333, 375, 383, 395-96,401,403, 409, 453, 474-75, 479, 490, 491, 513, 520-21, 523, 533, 536, 538, 555, 560-61, 573-75, 587. Shudra(s): 26, 87-92, 195, 258, 287, 290, 301, 306.

Siddharth, Gautama:

—His kula: 1; Ancestry: 2;Birthof: 2; Asitas forecast of: 7; childhood and education: 9; Early traits: 10-13; Marriage : 1314; failure of women-to win : 16-19; Udayin’s admonition to : 19-20; reply by: 20-22; Initiation Sakya in Sangh: 22; Conflict with Sakya Sangh : 24; reply to Senapati: 25-26; offer of exile : 26; Parting words of: 30; leaves home: 32; becomes Parivrajaka : 34; called Shakyamuni: 35; and Chhanna: 35-36; reaches Rajgraha : 45; Bimbisara’s advice to : 46-49; answers Bimbisara: 49-55;

insearch of new light: 61; at Bhrigu’s Ashram: 61; studies Sankhya: 63; studies Dhyan Marg: 64; learns Samadhi: 65; practise asceticism : 65; abandons asceticism : 67; Meditation for new light: 73; Enlightenment: 74-75; Discovers new Dhamma: 75; becomes Buddha: 76-119. Sigala : 46 —discourse with Buddha : 460-63 Sila : 127, 272, 274 —more important than Pradnya : 295 —mother of all good : 295 Sinahu: 2 Sinduvara shrubs: 18 Sinha, an Army General: 508-9 Social message : 225-26 Soma, Rohini’s Husband: 20, 81 Sopaka: 186-87 Soul : 97-98, 231, 340, 432 —Hindu doctrine of: 340-41 —theory discussed: 512-13 —transmigration of: 348-49 Sruti: 87 Subahu, Yasha’s friend : 136 Subhada, the wanderer: 548-51, 557 —Initiation into Sangha : 551 Subhoga a Brahmin : 3 Subhuti: 232-33 Succa : 127-28 Sudatta, a Brahmin :

Sudatta, a treasurer : 146 Sudatta, Vishakha’s grand daughter : 574 Suddas (Sudras): 486 (see Shudras also) Suddhodana : 1-9,14-15, 21, 24,30-34,40, 42, 163-65, 167-68, 188, 215. Sudurjaya (Difficult of conquer): 77 Sujata : 68, 73 Sukara-Madhav (Maddava): 543 Sukha: 98 Suklodana: 2, 9, 168 Sulakshana, Mahamaya’s mother: 2 Sumangadha river: 428 Sumangala, a peasant: 188 Sumanna, Vishakha’s mother: 519 Sumedh, a Bodhisatta ; 3 Sumsumara gira (Hill): 524, 526 Sunakkhata, a Brahmin: 318-20, 441-43 Sundari ; 489-90 Sunita, the Sweeper : 185-86 Sunnyata, defined : 241 Sunnyavada : 241 Supernaturalism: 250 Suppatithita, a bathing place : 69 Suppiya, the mendicant: 444 Suppiya, the Untouchable : 186-87 Suprabuddha, a leper : 188-90

INDEX

Suvarna Prabhasa, wife of Kala, the King of Naga: 73.

Suyama : 3 Swaymvar : 13 T Takshila (University of ): 152 Tamas (night): 81 Tamas (Guna): 86 Tandula-pala Gate : 389 Tapas (heat): 81 Tarukhha: 251 Tathagata(s): 111-12,149, 163, 166, 167, 193-94, 197, 218-19, 445, 459, 479, 481, 488, 508, 542, 549, 553-55 —Purpose of: 297 —exist after death or not: 334-36, 399 —disposal of Ashes : 557 —on funeral pyre : 558 Taylor E. G.: 597 Tej : 98, 262, 330 Ten Paramitas (see Paramitas) Tevijja Sutta : 275 Thompson J. J.: 596 Thougthfulness: 366-67 Thullakothita (town): 153, 155 Thunna, a Brahmin village ; 494-95 Tilaka tree : 18 Tirthikarama : 491 Tirthikas : 489-91 Tittiriya, Brahmins: 252 Toranavathu (town): 333 Trisaranas : 416 U Ucchedavad : 97, 329 Udai, contemporary of Buddha : 569 Udana: 237 Udayin, a Brahmin : 264, 269 Udayin, family priest of Suddhodana: 15-16, 19, 21, 23.

Uddaka Ramputta : 64, 65, 119 Uddika, a grammarian: 9 Udumbarika Queen’s park : 427 Uggah (Mendaka’s grand son): 466-67 Ugunma (town): 533 Ujjayaa Brahmin : 264, 268-69 Ukkatha town : 380, 533 Upaddhyaya: 417 Upadhis : 93 Upagghaya : 508 Upali, the Barber: 216 —conversion of: 185 Upanishad(s): 9, 92-93 Upanishadic Nibban: 233 Upapajjave Daniya Kamma : 244 (remotely effecetive Kamma) Upasaka (Laity): 114, 415, 452 —and the Bhikku : 451-55; Dhamma of: 452-55; Vinay for (1) Wealthy: 459-60; (2) house-holder: 460-63; (3) Children : 464; (4) Pupil: 464; (5) Husband and Wife: 464; (6) Master and Servant : 465; (7) Girls : 466-67.

Upasampada: 114, 417, 439, 451 —of women : 195-96 Upavana of Kushinara: 544, 553, 556 Upekkha: 127-129 Uposath : 420, 421 Uruvela : 65, 66, 68, 73, 137 Uruvela Kassyapa : 137-40, 144-45 Utskhepaniya Karma (Boycott): 420 Uttarasang: 418 Uttaravati Country: 181 V Vaishali: 1, 63, 193, 206, 408, 476-77, 485, 533, 559 —praise by Buddha : 541-42 Vaisyas : 26, 87, 88, 90, 92, 287, 301, 306 Vajira, a Princess : 524 Vajjins: 406-8, 443, 541, 561 —Social system of: 406-8 Varna Deva : 497 Vamaka sage : 497 Vanaprasatha : 88 Vapramangal Festival : 10 Varuna: 20, 81 Vasa : 542 Vasanas (desires): 120 Vasettha : 252-53, 256-58, 303-5, 399-400 Vasistha: 20 Vassakara, the Brahmin : 292, 407-8

INDEX

Vassamitta: 497 Vatsa State: 1 Vayu : 98, 262, 330 Vedana (Sensation): 262 Vedangas : 9 Vedantism : 256 Vedas : 9,81, 83, 87, 89, 92, 103, 218, 252, 257, 275, 301, 399, 496, 526. Veluvana: 388-89, 405, 460, 474, 476, 517, 535, 569 Vessa (Vaishyas): 486 Vethadipa, a town: 559 Vibhajja test: 262 Vichar Dhamma : 295 Videshika : 298-99 Vidha(s) : 401 Vidya (knowledge) ; 291-92, 294 Vigilance: 367-68 Vihara: 296, 474-75, 534 Vikshepvada : 98 Vimala (Friend of Yashas): 136 Vimcda (Parity): 76 Vinaya: 216, 439 —for child: 464 —for girls: 466 —for householder : 460 —for husband and wife : 464 —for mother: 465 —for pupil: 464 —for servant: 465 —for Upasaka : 459-67 —for Wealthy: 459 Vinaya Pitaka: 418, 451, 452 Vindyakoshtha : 62 Vinnana (Consciousness) : 262 Vipaka (effect): 243 Vipassana : 225 Virya: 127, 239 Vishad Yoga : 111-15 Vishakha : 479, 492 —asks eight boons : 479-81 —called as migarmata : 521 —consoled by Buddha : 574 —devotion of: 519-21 —gift of: 479-82 Vishwakarma: 81-83 Vishwamitra : 16 Visvaki Apsara: 20 Vows :—critics of: 506 Vrihaspati: 20 Vrijji: 1 Vritra: 50 Vulture’s peak (see Gridhrakut peak) Vyakta (Evolved): 85 Vyakta Vastu : 85.

W Will to kill: 346.

Wisdom: 363-66 Women:

—conversion of: 193-200, 209-10 —degraded by Brahminism : 91 —eight chief rules for : 195-6 —not inferior to men in Buddhism : 195 —knowledge prohibited in Brahminism : 287, 290.

Women Parivrajikas: 415.

Y Yadnya or Yajna (Sacrifice): 90, 97, 264, 267-68.

Yajnavalkya: 93.

Yakkha: 340, 381.

Yakkha Alavaka : 581-83.

Yama: 81.

Yamadaggi: 497.

Yamuna: 20.

Yanna, a Brahmin: 3.

Yashas: 135-37, 439.

Yashodhara: 13, 14, 32, 37, 41, 42, 16567, 196, 492-93 —last meeting with Buddha : 535. Yayati: 20.

Yogic Nibbana : 233-34.

Yona Country: 303.

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