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SUTUDRJSWA YAM-BHff.
the Kalpa Sutras, relating to ritual; the Gnhya Sutras, to
domestic rites ; and the Samayadiarika Sutras, to conventional
usages. The Kalpa Sutras, having especial reference to the Yeda
or /Stuti, are called /Siauta; the others are classed as Smarta, being
derived from the Smnti. The Sutras generally are anterior to
Mann, and are probably as old as the sixth century B.C.
have been published in the JBibliotheca Indica.
Several
tfUTUDRt
SU-YAHU.
Kama.
The river Satlej. See #ata-dru.
A Kakshasa, son of Taraka. He was killed by
SU-YELA. One of the three peaks of the mountain Tri-
kufa, on the midmost of which the city of Lanka was built.
'
SU-YODHAJSTA. Fair fighter/ A name of Dur-yodhana,
< SWADHA Oblation.' Daughter of Daksha and Prasuti
according to one statement, and of Agni according to another.
She is connected with the Pitris or Manes, and is represented
as wife of Kavi or of one class of Pitris, and as mother of
others.
SWAHA, 'Offering/ Daughter of Daksha and Prasuti.
She was wife of Yahni or Fire, or of Abhimam, one of the
Agnis.
SWA-PHALKA. Husband of Gandini and father of Akrura.
He was a man of great sanctity of character, and where " he
dwelt famine, plague, death, and other visitations were un-
known." His presence once brought rain to the
Kaa-raja, where it was much wanted.
SWAB. See Yyahnti.
SWABGA. The heaven of Indra, the abode of
kingdom of
the inferior
gods and of beatified mortals, supposed to be situated on Mount
Meru. It is called also Sainbha, Misraka-vana, Tavisha, Tri-
divam, Tri-pish^apam, and "Ordhwa-loka. Names of heaven or
are also used for it.
paradise in general
SWAR-LOKA See Loka.
SWAEOCHISHA. Name of the second Manu. See Manu.
SWASTIKA. A mystical religious mark placed upon persons
or things. It is in the form of a Greek cross with the ends
bent round
SWAYAM-BHtT. '
the creator.
The self-existent/ A name of Brahma,