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andhakāraka m. N. pr. eines Sohnes des Dyutimant VP. 199. arthakāraka MĀRK. P.

andhakāraka N.pr.

— 1) m. eines Sohnes des Dyutimant , n. des von ihm beherrschten Varṣa VP. 2,4,48.

— 2) m. eines Berges VP. 2,4,50.

Andhakāraka, a mountain in Krauñcadvīpa. § 575

(Bhūmip.): VI, 12, 459, 463 (°deśāt).

Andhakāraka (I) (c) — a kingdom of Krauñcadvīpa:

also a name of the hill in that region.

Br. II. 14. 25; 19. 67 & 72; M. 122. 81, 85; Vā. 49. 61, 67.

Andhakāraka (II) — a Mt. in Krauñcadvīpa.

M. 122. 81; Vi. II. 4. 50.

Andhakāraka (III) — a son of Dyutimān; after his name

a Janapada.

Vā. 33. 21, 23; Vi. II. 4. 48.

ANDHAKĀRAKA (M). A place in the island of Krauñca.

(M.B., Bhīṣma Parva, Chapter 12, Verse 18).

Andhakāraka m.: Name of a country

(deśa).

One of the countries (deśāṃs tatra

pravakṣyāmi 6. 13. 20) of Krauñcadvīpa;

it is related to the mountain Andha-

kāraka; it lies beyond the country Prāvara,

and beyond Andhakāraka country lies

Munideśa (prāvarād andhakārakaḥ/andha-

kārakadeśāt tu munideśaḥ paraḥ smṛtaḥ)

6. 13. 21-22. [For Andhakāraka mountain

see Vol. I. 288]