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Myths of the Hindus & Buddhists

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<strong>Myths</strong><strong>&amp</strong>;lt;f<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Hindus</strong>PREM SAGARA. Legends <strong>of</strong> Krishna s youth and, 217; Rdmdyanaand, 218PRESERVER. Vishnu <strong>the</strong>, 22PRIMAL MALE (Adi-Purusha);Krishna recognized by Kaliyaas, 227 ; recognised by Indra,231PRITHA. Mo<strong>the</strong>r <strong>of</strong> Kama, and<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Pandavas ; equivalent,Kunti, 200 ;Dhritarashtra retires with, 208PURANAS. Later legendary scriptures <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Hindus</strong> ; many <strong>of</strong><strong>the</strong>, made familiar to <strong>the</strong> unlettered, 8 ;stories from <strong>the</strong>,314-400PURO-CHANNA. Minister <strong>of</strong> Duryodhana; departure for Benares,138PURU-RA VAS AND URVASH!. Thestory <strong>of</strong>, 342-344PUSH-KARA. Nala s bro<strong>the</strong>r ;hisgame <strong>of</strong> dice with <strong>the</strong> king,360-367PU SHPA-KA, Rama s car ; givenby Vibhishana, 101 ;Ramacommands to return to Vaishravan,103 ; appears againRama ats wish, inPUTANA. A rakshasi ; poisonsNand s son, 221 ;her death,221RADHA. I. Wife <strong>of</strong> Jdiratha ;finds Kama, 197. II. KgopioiBrindaban and lover <strong>of</strong> Krishna ; represents <strong>the</strong> human soul,<strong>the</strong> lover <strong>of</strong> God, 218, herpride, 234 Krishna vanishes;with, 234RAHU (planet). Threatens Dasharatha,32, 33RAHULA. Son <strong>of</strong> Siddhartha andYashodhara, 264RAjpux. Clan ; boy-Krishnarepresents <strong>the</strong> local god <strong>of</strong> a,217RAKSHASA-S (demons and devils).Suggestion <strong>of</strong> Sita to Rama torefrain from slaying, 10 ;sinfulworld <strong>of</strong>, 12 ; city <strong>of</strong>, built byVishvakarman, 12 ;<strong>the</strong>ir estatedescribed, 13 ; monkey -hostcreated to help Vishnu in battle4l8<strong>Buddhists</strong>against, 26 ;ruin <strong>of</strong> all, prophesied by Sita, 60 ;one directsRama to <strong>the</strong> monkeys onRishyamukha, 61, 62 ;Sinhikhaa, 66 ;send to Ravanafor help, 71 ; spy out Lanka,80 <strong>the</strong>ir ; cunning, 82 host;led by Ravana, 84 mourn;over Ravana, 94 ; accompanyRama home, 101, 104 ;assembly <strong>of</strong>, under Vibhishana, 105RAKSHASI-S. Female rakshasas,wives <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> subjects <strong>of</strong> Ravana ;Putana a, 221 ;one tries tokill Krishna, 222 ;Balaramslays a, 228RAMA. Alternative, Rama-Chandra, incarnation <strong>of</strong> Vishnu andhusband <strong>of</strong> Sita. The story <strong>of</strong>,told in <strong>the</strong> Jatakas, 6; Valmikia contemporary <strong>of</strong>, 6 ;Rama s Saga, date <strong>of</strong> completeform A.D. 400, and belongs to<strong>the</strong> earlier phase <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Hindurenaissance, 6 ; highest aspiration <strong>of</strong> Hindu boy or girlto be like Sita, or, 8 ;Sita ssuggestion to, to adopt yogimorality,10 Shudra slain ;by,ii ; repudiation <strong>of</strong> Sita by, 12 ;Ravana chosen as a friend by,13 ; myth <strong>of</strong> Sita and, educational influence <strong>of</strong>, 14 ;<strong>the</strong>story <strong>of</strong>, as told by Valmlki,23-32, &c. ;Kusi (Kusha) andLava, sons <strong>of</strong>, 24 one <strong>of</strong> Dasharathas four sons, 26 ;;accompanies Vishvamitra on sacrifice,27, 28, 29 weds; Sita, daughter<strong>of</strong> Janaka, 28 ; preparationsfor installation as king, 32-39 ;requests his mo<strong>the</strong>r, Kaushalya,to prepare for his fast, 33 Kaikeyis plot against, 34-45 his;;Bharata sfarewell to Guha, 45 ;love for, 50 ;Bharata s searchfor, 51, 52 Bharata s inter;view with, 52, 53 ;his sandalsinstalled by Bharata, 52, 53 ;his similarity to Brahma, 52 ;quits Chitrakuta, 53 wanders;through forest <strong>of</strong> Dandaka, 53,54 dwells at; Panchavatl, 54-56 his conflict with; Khara,54, 55 ; slays Khara, 55 ;allured from Sita by pursuit<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Golden Deer (Maricha),

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