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

INDEX

463

)ueen Prithaand god Dharma, 176;
he tournament, 185 et seq.; made
ittle Rajah", 197; Duryodhana
ses exile of, 198, 199; the "house
ac ", 200; escape oi with, brothers
mother, 201; Arjuna offers Drau-
i to, 220; regrets Arjuna's exile,
; imperial sacrifice held by, 228
eq.; Surya's gift to in exile, 249;
>lds his faith to Draupadi, 252 el
;hissenseofhonour, 255; Kuvera's
ice to, 258; generosity towards
yofihana, 260; refuses Duryod-
a's invitation, 261; Jayadratha
mpts to carry off Draupadi, 262,
; rescues his brothers from tem-
iry death, 263 et seq.; Dharma's
stions, 264 el seq.; in Virata, 266
:q.; at meeting of Pandavas allies
Virata, 270 et seq.; negotiations
1 Kauravas, 274 et seq.; in the
it war, 285; secures a Kaurava
ice as ally, 287; flight of from
Meld, 297; smites Bhima, 307;
ows for slain children, 310; the

great jewel, 311; proclaimed rajah at^
Hastinapur, 312; horse sacrifice rites
performed, 312 et seq.; beholds return
of the dead, 320, 321; divides his

- kingdom, 323; departure of to Indra's
heaven, 324; tested and approved,
324-6.

\uga, meaning of term changes, xliv
meaning of in Rigveda, 104.

Yugas, the, colours of, 108, 109; in
Greek and Celtic mythologies, 109
et seq.; Markandeya lives through the
various, 112 et seq.; Manu's associa-
tion with Brahma, 140. See World's
ages.

Yuyiit'sii, Kaurava prince, joins the Pan-
dava army, 287; made rajah, 323.

Zend an Aryan language, xix.

Zeus pater, 3; Dyaus-pita in India, 12;
parent of twin deities, 32; serpent
enemy of, 65; in world's ages doc-
trine, no.

Zoroastrian chief god. See Ahura-
Mazda.