Mackenzie, Donald Alexander: Indian myth and legend: with illustrations by Warwick Goble and numerous monochrome plates (London, 1913)

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INDIAN MYTH AND LEGEND

Devon, Dravidian-like customs in, xlii

et seq.
Dharma (dhar'ma) or Dharma-rajah,
god of death and lord of justice,
Yama is, 42; in story of Ruru, 43,
44; Vidura an incarnation of, 172;
Yudhishthira a son of, 176; visits
Yudhishthira, 250; causes temporary
death of Pandavas, 263 et seq.; as
Yudhishthira's dog, 324, 325; Drona
with in Paradise, 327. See Yama.
Dhrista-dyumna (dhris-ta-dyum'na), son
of Drupada, miraculous birth of, 210;
at the potter's house, 220; as leader
of Pandava army, 286 et seq.; slays
Drona, 302; slain by Aswatthaman,
son of Drona, 308; in vision of dead
warriors, 321.
Dhritarashtra (dreet'a-rash"tra), son of
Vyasa, 172; becomes king: his wife
Gandhari, 177; children of called
JCamavas, 177; at the tournament,
186 et seq.; invites Pandavas to visit
Hastinapur, 223; divides raj with
Pandavas, 224; at Yudhishthira's im-
perial sacrifice, 232 et seq.; the
gambling match between Pandavas
and Kamavas, 239 el seq.; terrified
by omens, 246; releases Pandavas,
247; second match and Pandavas
exiled, 248; attitude of before the
great war, 274 et seq.; Sanjaya relates
incidents of great war to, 287; seeks
to slay Bhima, 311; reconciled to
Bhima, 311, 312; at horse sacrifice
after great war, 316; retires to forest,
319; return of the dead, 320, 321;
perishes in jungle fire, 322; as celestial
king of Gandharvas, 327.
Dhyaum'ya(dhyowm'ya),PandavaBrah-

man, 250, 312.
Diana, horse sacrifice to, 93.
Diarmid (yeer'mit), lover of burned,

xxxvji.
Dice, in early Ayro-Indian period, 77;
the loaded used by Shakuni, 240; in
Nala story possessed by demon, 341;
Rituparna gives Nala secret of, 362.
Dietrich (deet'reech: ch guttural), the
Indian, 66, 67; Arjuna like, 257 «.
Dionysus, Shiva as, 122.
Dioscuri (di-os-ko'ri), Castor and Pol-
lux, 32, 40, 64.
Disease, racial types and, xli; demons
of, 85; destroyed by Shiva, 148; and
by Rudra, 26.

Diti (deet'e), mother of demons, 64; in
Garuda story, 145.

Divine song, the, 125. See Bhagavad-
gita.

Divine years, 104, 105. See World's
Ages.

Dog, Dharma as, 324, 325.

Dog of Indra, 17.

Dogs, God of dead has two, 41.

Dragon of drought, Vritra as, 6. See
Demons.

Draupadi (drow'pa-dee"), daughter of--
Drupada; miraculous birth of, 210;
her destiny, 211; Pandavas journey to
swayamvara of, 212, 213; won by Ar-
juna at swayamvara contest, 217, 218;
in house of potter with Pandavas, 219;
how she became joint wife of Pandavas,
219 et seq.; agreement regarding, 225;
receives Subhadra, wife of Arjuna,
228; the gambling matcn, 238 et seq.;
staked and lost by Yudhishthira, 240;
put to shame, 241 it seq.; exile of
with Pandavas, 248; reproaches Yud-
hishthira during second exile, 251 et
seq.; Jayadratha attempts to carry off,
262, 263; perils in city of Virata, 266
et seq.; grief for slain children, 310
et seq.; horse sacrifice rites performed,
312 et seq.; vision of dead warriors,
321; journey of to Paradise, 324 et
seq.; in Paradise, 326.

Dravid'ians, type of in India, xxv;
lower types are pre-Dravidians, xxvi;
beliefs of, xli; sacrificial customs like
those of Devon, &c, xlii; the Dasa
and Dasyus theory, 70 n, 71; human
sacrifice among, 88; earth goddess
of, 89.

"Drinking cup" burials, xxxv.

Drona (dro'na), miraculous birth of, 179;
put to shame by Drupada, 180, 181 ;
becomes preceptor of the Pandavas
and Kauravas, 181-4; story of the
Bhil prince, 183; at the tournament,
185 et seq.; Pandavas overthrow Dru-
pada for, 195, 196; obtains half of
Panchala, 197; Drupada plots to
destroy, 209; trains prince who will
slay him, 2IO; at Pandava imperial
sacrifice, 232 et seq.; at the gambling
match, 240 et seq.; in great war, 287
et seq.; slays Drupada, 301 ; slain by
Drupada's son, 302; return of from
paradise, 320, 321; with Dharma in
paradise, 327.

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