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2 Table of Contents Editor's Foreword Foreword Preface Abbreviations Introduction Chapter I: Majjhimadesa or Middle Country Boundaries (of Majjhimadesa or Middle Country): Countries, towns, cities, etc. of Majjhimadesa Janapadas, Nigamas, Nagaras, Gāmas, etc. Rivers, Lakes, Tanks, etc. Mountains, Hills, Caves, etc. Parks, Forests and Jungles Cetiyas, Ārāmas, Vihāras, etc. Chapter II: The Uttarāpatha or Northern India Boundaries: Two Mahājanapadas Janapadas, Nigamas, Puras, Gāmas, etc. Rivers, Lakes, Tanks, etc. Mountains, Hills, Precipices, etc. Chapter III: Aparāntaka or Western India Janapadas, Nigamas, Puras, Gāmas, etc. Seas, Rivers, Waterfalls, etc. Mountain
3 Chapter IV: Dakkhiṇāpatha or The Deccan and the Far South Janapadas, Nigamas, Puras, Gāmas, etc. Rivers, Lakes, etc. Hills, Caves, etc. Parks, Forests and Jungles Chapter V: Prācya or the Eastern Country Janapadas, Puras, etc. Chapter VI: Ceylon, Burma and other Foreign Countries Countries, Provinces, Cities, Villages, etc. Rivers, Lakes, Tanks, etc. Forests, Mountains, etc. Cetiyas, Ārāmas, Vihāras, etc.
Page 3: Geography of Early Buddhism by Bima
Page 7 and 8: 5 Foreword [v] The Vedic Index of N
Page 9 and 10: 7 which have culminated in the Impe
Page 11 and 12: 9 Abbreviations [xi] AN. Aṅguttar
Page 13 and 14: 11 Introduction 1. Sources: [xiii]
Page 15 and 16: Introduction - 13 converts and adhe
Page 17 and 18: Introduction - 15 are, in fact the
Page 19 and 20: Introduction - 17 Sālmala, Kraunca
Page 21 and 22: Introduction - 19 We learn from the
Page 23 and 24: Introduction - 21 of the true shape
Page 25 and 26: Introduction - 23 3. Division of In
Page 27 and 28: Introduction - 25 (e) Aparānta (We
Page 29 and 30: 27 Chapter I: Majjhimadesa or Middl
Page 31 and 32: Middle Country - 29 the Brāhmaṇa
Page 33 and 34: Middle Country - 31 Kamboj, the two
Page 35 and 36: Middle Country - 33 We know from th
Page 37 and 38: Middle Country - 35 between the two
Page 39 and 40: Middle Country - 37 village named T
Page 41 and 42: Middle Country - 39 In the Mahāgov
Page 43 and 44: Middle Country - 41 It is said in t
Page 45 and 46: Middle Country - 43 The Mahābhāra
Page 47 and 48: Middle Country - 45 and that the Li
Page 49 and 50: Middle Country - 47 In Asoka’s ti
Page 51 and 52: Middle Country - 49 When King Prady
Page 53 and 54: Middle Country - 51 Vesālī, at th
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Middle Country - 53 In the Majjhima
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Middle Country - 55 names of great
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Middle Country - 57 Cedi: The ancie
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Middle Country - 59 In the Dīgha N
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Middle Country - 61 Mandhātā to J
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Middle Country - 63 possession of U
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Middle Country - 65 Sūrasena: [20]
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Middle Country - 67 [21] Mathurā o
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Middle Country - 69 The Aśmakas ar
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Middle Country - 71 Udana, V, 6), a
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Middle Country - 73 the Sarayū was
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Middle Country - 75 form of governm
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Middle Country - 77 from the tradit
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Middle Country - 79 Hatthigāma: [2
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Middle Country - 81 Kalavāḷagām
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Middle Country - 83 The Mahāvastu
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Middle Country - 85 The Rummindeī
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Middle Country - 87 It is clear fro
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Middle Country - 89 Nālandā acqui
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Middle Country - 91 In the Theragā
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Middle Country - 93 Puṇḍravardh
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Middle Country - 95 Buddhist Majjhi
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Middle Country - 97 Buddha try to s
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Middle Country - 99 of India. Accor
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Middle Country - 101 Jantugāma. Wh
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Middle Country - 103 Sappinī to me
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Ūhā: Middle Country - 105 [40] Th
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Middle Country - 107 identified wit
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Middle Country - 109 removing their
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Middle Country - 111 Meru: It is re
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Middle Country - 113 Vebhāra: Vebh
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Middle Country - 115 Icchānaṅgal
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Madda-Kucchimigadāya: It is at Rā
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Middle Country - 119 Cetiyas, Ārā
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Nigrodhārāma: Middle Country - 12
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123 Chapter II: The Uttarāpatha or
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Northern India - 125 Uttarāpatha i
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Northern India - 127 In the time of
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Northern India - 129 The Commentary
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Northern India - 131 It is highly p
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Northern India - 133 Susīma Jātak
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Northern India - 135 Sāgala: In th
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Northern India - 137 Rivers, Lakes,
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Northern India - 139 Nandamūlappab
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Eastern Country - 141 crime, the re
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Eastern Country - 143 in the Mahil
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Eastern Country - 145 Sīhapura and
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147 Chapter IV: Dakkhiṇāpatha or
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Deccan and the Far South - 149 Jana
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Deccan and the Far South - 151 Amar
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Deccan and the Far South - 153 La
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Deccan and the Far South - 155 In t
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Deccan and the Far South - 157 and
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Deccan and the Far South - 159 The
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Deccan and the Far South - 161 Narm
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163 Chapter V: Prācya or the Easte
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Eastern Country - 165 Vardhamānapu
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Foreign Countries - 167 Suvaṇṇa
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Foreign Countries - 169 of lesser i
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Foreign Countries - 171 Cetiyapabba
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