Pali Proper Names - K -

• Kāma Jātaka (Nr.467)
• Kāma Sutta
• Kāmabhogī Sutta
• Kāmabhū
• Kāmabhū Sutta
• Kāmada
• Kāmada Sutta. Schildert den Besuch Kāmadas Besuch bei Buddha (S.2.6). Wird zitiert im Nettippakarana p.148.
• Kāmānākkotta. Eine Festung in Süd Indien, die von den Damila Fürsten Pandimandala, Vīraganga und Kangakonda besetzt war. Cv.lxxvi.180.
• Kāmandā. Ein Dorf in dem sich der Mango-Hain des Brahmanen Todeyya befand. Udāyī verweilte einmal dort und bekehrte einen Schüler der Brahmanin aus dem Verahaccāni Klan. S.35.133
• Kāmanīta Jātaka, (Nr.228)
• Kāmanīta. The name by which the Brahmane, erwähnt in connection mit the Kāma Jātaka, the Kāma Sutta und the Kāmanīta Jātaka, is referred to. J.ii.212.
• Kāmasettha
• Kāmavilāpa Jātaka (Nr.297)
• Kambala.-A tribe of Nāgas. They were present at the Mahāsamaya (D.ii.258), und are erwähnt mit the Assataras as living at the foot of Sineru (J.vi.165).
• Kambaladāyaka-Tissa
• Kamboja (Kambojaka)
• Kāmboja.-See Kamboja.
• Kambugallaka.-See Hambugallaka.
• Kamma Sutta
• Kamma Vagga.-The zwanzig-fourth chapter of the Catukka Nipāta of the Anguttara Nikāya. It contains zehn suttas on various kinds of deeds, the vier classes of Asketen und the blessings of a good man (A.ii.230-9). The Kommentar calls it Magga-vagga.
• Kammahārattaka.-General of König Khallātanāga. He led a revolution against der König und killed ihm in the capital. Der König's Bruder Vattagāmani, however, killed the general und took over the government (Mhv.xxxiii.33; siehe auch MT.612).
• Kammakārana Vagga.-A group of zehn suttas, forming the first section of the Duka Nipāta, on various subjects, such as faults und their punishment, worldly und spiritual striving, the two things (fear und shame) which guard the world, etc. A.ii.47ff
• Kammakathā.-The seventh chapter of the Mahāvagga of the Patisambhidāmagga. Ps.ii.78-80.
• Kammakkhandha.-The first section of the Cullavagga of the Vinaya Pitaka (Vin.ii.1-28).
• Kammapatha Vagga.-The third chapter of the Dhātu Samyutta. S.ii.111f.
• Kammāradeva.-A locality in Anurādhapura, included in the sīmā marked out by Devānampiya-Tissa. On its left was the cemetery for the lower castes (Mbv.135; auch Mhv.xv.13, siehe Geiger's edition, p.332).
• Kammāragāma.-A village in Rohana, identifiziert mit modern Kamburugamuva. It was one of the places passed by the Kañcukināyaka of Parakkamabāhu I, in sein victorious progress (Cv.lxxv.47; Cv.Trs.ii.48, n.2).
• Kammāsa.-See Kammāsapada.
• Kammāsadamma, Kammāsadhamma (v.l. Kammasa°)
• Kammāsapāda
• Kammassadhamma Siehe Kammāsadamma
• Kammavācā. Eine Zusammenstellung der Regeln zur Aufnahme in den Orden (Sangha) (Bode: op. cit., 6f).
• Kammavibhanga Sutta. Siehe Cūla Kammavibhanga Sutta und Mahā Kammavibhanga Sutta.
• Kammupelanda. Siehe Kabupelanda.
• Kampilla (Kampillaka, Kampilliya)
• Kamsa
• Kamsabhoga.-A division of Uttarāpatha, its capital being Asitañjana, where Mahākamsa und sein successors ruled. J.iv.79; PvA.111.
• Kamsavamsa.-The race of Mahākamsa; this race was destroyed by the sons of Devagabbhā. J.iv.79.
• Kānā
• Kanāda.-A teacher of philosophy, erwähnt mit Kapila, as teaching that the soul was limitless (na antavā). UdA.339.
• Kānagāma.-A village und tank in Rohana. There Aggabodhi of Rohana built drei hospitals for the blind und the sick und a large image house in the Patimā-vihāra (Cv.xlv.43). Parakkamabāhu I. repaired the tank. Cv.lxxix.35.
• Kanakadattā.-A nun, disciple of Konāgamana, who brought a branch of der Buddha's udumbara-bodhi to Ceylon. She, mit her following, was left behind by der Buddha. v.l. Kantakānandā und Kandanandā. Dpv.xvii.17.
• Kanakāgamana.-See Konāgamana.
• Kanakāgamana.-See Konāgamana.
• Kanakamuni.-See Konāgamana.
• Kanakapabbata
• Kānamātā.-A pious lay woman of Sāvatthi, Mutter of Kānā (q.v.).
• Kānamūla.-A locality in Ceylon, near the Kālavāpi. Cv.lxxii.183.
• Kānapaddāvuda.-A locality in Ceylon. There a she-bear attacked Parakkamabāhu I. (then the ādipāda), aber was killed von ihm. Cv.1xvii.40.
• Kānārittha
• Kanavera Jātaka (Nr.318)
• Kanaverapupphiya Thera
• Kañcana
• Kañcanadevī
• Kañcanagiri.-See Kañcanapabbata.
• Kañcanaguhā
• Kañcanakkhandha Jātaka (Nr. 56)
• Kañcanamālā.-Probably the name of Sakka's white parasol. It was fünf leagues in circumference. J.v.386.
• Kañcanamānava. The name given to Mahā Kaccāna by sein parents, Kaccāna being the family name. He was called Kañcana because sein body was of a golden colour. ThagA.483; AA.i.116.
• Kañcanapabbata
• Kañcanapattī. Eine Hütte am Kañcanapabbata, wo der Asket Jotirasa, Freund von Vessavana lebte. Jat.281.
• Kañcanavana.-A pleasance near Ujjeni, where Mahā Kaccāna lebte on sein return to Ujjeni after sein ordination. AA.i.118.
• Kañcanavela.-Sohn von Piyadassī Buddha, sein Mutter being Vimalā (Bu.xiv.17). Der Buddhavamsa Kommentar (p.172) nennt ihn Kañcana.
• Kañcanavelu.-The city in which Siddattha Buddha died, in the park Anoma (BuA.188).
• Kāñcipura (v.l. Kāñcīpura)
• Kañcīpura.-See Kāñcipura.
• Kandagalaka Jātaka (Nr.210)
• Kandagalaka.-A bird, a former Geburt of Devadatta. Siehe the Kandagalaka Jātaka.
• Kandaka.-See Kantaka.
• Kandakā.-See Kantakā.
• Kandakī.-See Kantakī.
• Kandalīpupphiya Thera.-Ein Arahat. Ninety-four kappas ago he was a farmer on the banks of the Sindhū, und seeing der Buddha Siddhattha wrapt in meditation, offered ihm sieben kandalī-Blumen und paid ihm homage (Ap.i.257). v.l. Kadalī.
• Kandamba.-A Damila chief, ally of Kulasekhara. Cv.lxxvii.55, 80, 90.
• Kandanagara.-A locality in Ceylon; to the north of it was the Girinelavāhanaka Vihāra, built by Sūratissa. Mhv.xxi.8.
• Kandanandā.-See Kanakadattā.
• Kandara Vihāra.-A monastery in Ceylon, built by Thūlanātha, younger Sohn von Saddhātissa (Mhv.xxxiii.15). According to the Mahāvamsa Tika (p.442), the vihāra was in Rohana.
• Kandaraggisāma.-A celebrated physician, erwähnt in a list of such. Mil.272.
• Kandarājika.-A village in Rājarattha in Ceylon. Siehe Tambasumana.
• Kandaraka Sutta
• Kandaraka.-A wandering Asket who visited der Buddha at Campā. Siehe Kandaraka Sutta. Buddhaghosa (MA.ii.565) describes ihm as a channaparibbājaka (a clothed Asket).
• Kandaramasuka.-See Kalāramatthuka.
• Kandarasāla.-See Katthaka.
• Kandarāyana
• Kandari Jātaka (Nr.341)
• Kandari.-König of Benares; sein story is given in the Kandari Jātaka.
• Kandina Jātaka (Nr.13)
• Kandiyūru.-A Damila chieftain und ally of Kulasekhara. Cv.lxxvi.140.
• Kandula
• Kandula. The Rasavāhinī contains a story of how he once looked after the Mönche of Mahānijjhara Vihāra. Ras.ii.29.
• Kanduvethi.-A city in India, the capital of Narasīha; perhaps a variant reading of Kanduvetti (Cv.xlvii.7). Hultszch says (J.R.A.S.1913, p.527) that both names are synonyms mit Kādavarū, a designation of the Pallava kings.
• Kanduvetti.-A Damila chief und vassal prince of South India, ally of Kulasekhera. Cv.lxxvii.79.
• Kangakondakalappa.-A Damila chief, ally of Kulasekhara. Cv.lxxvii.75.
• Kangakondāna.-A fortress in South India. Cv.lxxvi.183.
• Kangakondapperayara.-A Damila chief, subdued by Parakkamabāhu I. Cv.lxxvi.179.
• Kanha
• Kanhā
• Kanha Jātaka (Nr.29, 440)
• Kanhadāsa.-The donor of the vihāra in Kāveripattana, where lebte Buddhadatta, author of Madhuratthavilāsinī, the commentary on der Buddhavamsa. BuA.249.
• Kanhadevala.-Another name for Asita. SnA.ii.487.
• Kanhadinna Thera
• Kanhadīpāyana
• Kanhadīpāyana Jātaka (Nr.444)
• Kanhagangā.-The name of one part of the river which flows from Anotatta. This part is sixty leagues long und flows over a rocky bed. SnA.ii.439; AA.ii.760; UdA.302; MA.ii.586, etc.
• Kanhāgotamakā, Kanhāgotamikā.-A royal family of Nāgas. A.ii.72; J.ii.145.
• Kanhagundāvana.-See Gundāvana.
• Kanhājinā
• Kanhamitta.-The real name of the thera Valliya (q.v.) of Vesāil. v.l. Gandimitta.
• Kanhanadī.-Another name for Kālanadī, the river forming the boundary of Rohana. (Cv.liii.20; Cv.Trs.i.173, n.5)
• Kanhapakka Vagga.-The first chapter of the Mātugāma Samyutta. S.iv.238-43.
• Kanhasiri.-Another name for Asita. Sn.v.689.
• Kanhausabha Jātaka.-See Kanha Jātaka (1).
• Kanhavāta.-A locality in Rohana. Cv.lxxv.174.
• Kanhayāna
• Kanikāracchadaniya Thera
• Kanikārapadhānaghara.-A meditation-hall in Khandacela Vihāra, where lebte Padhāniya Thera. MA.i.65.
• Kanikārapupphiya Thera.-Ein Arahat. Ninety-two kappas ago he saw der Buddha Tissa und offered ihm a kanikāra-Blume. Thirty-fünf kappas ago he was a König named Arunapāla (v.l. Arunabala) (Ap.i.203). He is wahrscheinlich identisch mit Ujjaya Thera. ThagA.i.118f.
• Kanikāravālikasamudda Vihāra.-The residence of the Thera Sāketa-Tissa, during a whole rainy season. AA.i.44; MA.i.350; DA.iii.1061.
• Kanikāra-Vimāna.-A palace in Tāvatimsa, sixty leagues high und thirty broad, which Uttara Thera occupied as a result of having, in a previous Geburt, offered a kanikāra-Blume to Sumedha Buddha. ThagA.i.241.
• Kanirajānu Tissa
• Kanira-pabbhāra.-A cave, wahrscheinlich in the side of the Cetiyagiri, into which König Kanirajānu Tissa ordered sixty Mönche to be flung, they having been found guilty of high treason (Mhv.xxxv.11).
• Kaniska, Kāniska, Kanérki, Kanerkou, Kanéshki, Kanéshkou, Kanistha
• Kanittha-Tissa, Kanittha-Tissaka
• Kankhā-Revata Thera
• Kankhāvitaranī
• Kankheyya Sutta
• Kannagoccha, Kannagotta.-See Kannakujja.
• Kannakatthala Sutta
• Kannakatthala
• Kannakujja
• Kannamunda, Kannakatthala. Siehe Kannnamunda, etc.
• Kannamunda, Kannamundaka
• Kannapennā
• Kannāta.-The name given in the Cūlavamsa to the Kanarese of South India. They are often erwähnt as mercenary soldiers in Ceylon. z.B., Cv.lv.12; lx.24, 26; lxx.230.
• Kantaka (v.l. Kandaka)
• Kantakā (v.l. Kandakā).-A nun who was guilty of unchastity mit the novice Kantaka (Vin.i.85).
• Kantaka Sutta
• Kantakacetiya.-A cetiya on Cetiyapabbata. Here Kāla-Buddharakkhita Thera (q.v.) preached the Kālakārāma Sutta (MA.i.469f). Siehe auch Katthaka und Kantaka.
• Kantakānandā.-See Kanakadattā.
• Kantakī Sutta
• Kantakīvana
• Kanthaka (v.l. Kannthaka)
• Kanthaka.-See Kanthaka.
• Kanthakanivatta-cetiya.-See Kanthaka.
• Kanthakasāla-parivena.-See Kanthaka.
• Kanthapitthi.-An important village, among those given by Aggabodhi IX. to a number of small vihāras in order that the Mönche of these vihāras could obtain rice-gruel without going, as formerly, to the Mahāvihāra. Cv.xlix.89.