ORIENTAL SERIES.

VAHNIVAIROCHANA. 33:
bull Nandi ; Indra, an elephant ; Yama, a "buffalo ; Karttikeya,
a peacock ; Kama-deva, the marine monster Makara, or a parrot ;
Agni, a ram; Yarurca, a fish; Ganesa, a rat; Yayu, an antelope;
$ani, or Saturn, a vulture ; Durga, a tiger.
YAHNL Fire. See Agni
YAHUKA. 'Charioteer.' A name and office assumed by
Nala in his time of
disguise,
YAIBHOJAS. The "
Maha-bharata says, The descendants of
Druhyu are the "
Yaibhojas." A people unacquainted with the
use of cars or beasts of burthen, and who travel on rafts ; they
have no kings."
Wilson
YAIBHRAJA. A celestial grove ; the grove of the gods on
Mount Suparswa, west of Meru.
YAIDAKBHA. Belonging to the country of Yidarbha or
Birar. The people of that country.
YAIDEHA. Belonging to the country of Yideha or Tirhoot,
&c. The king or the people of the country. Janaka was called
Yaideha and Sita was Yaidehi.
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YAIDYA-NATHA. Lord of physicians/
A title of Siva.
Name of one of the twelve great Lingas. See Linga.
YAIJAYANTA. The palace or the banner of Indra.
YAIJAYANTI. i. The necklace of Yishmi, composed of five
precious gems, pearl, ruby, emerald, sapphire, and diamond; it "is
the aggregate of the five elemental rudiments." 2. A law-book
current in the south. Tt is a commentary by Nanda Paw^ita on
the Vislmu Smnti
VAIKAETTANA. A name of Karwa from his putative
father, Yikarttana, the sun,
YAIKUNTHA. The paradise of Yishwu, sometimes de-
scribed as on Mount Meru, and at others as in the Northern
Ocean. It is also called Yaibhra, Yishmi himself is sometimes
designated by this term.
YAINATEYA. A name of Yishnu's bird Garurfa.
YAIRAJ. Manu the son of Yiraj.
YAIRAJAS. Semi-divine "beings or Manes unconsuraable by
fire, who dwell in Tapo-loka, but are capable of translation to
Satya-loka, The Kasi-kha?wZa explains this term as the Manes
of "ascetics, mendicants, anchorets, and penitents, who have
completed a course of rigorous austerities." See Pitns.
YAIROCHANA. A name of Bali ,