Notes On the Ancient Geography of Burma
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). It was engraved on- the occasion of the building of a shrine for a hair of Buddha, brought back from Tha'on. Earnest researches will perhaps bring to light some others- more ancient still.
('•^) 'Ihe Paganrdjavan expressly says (page 37): "The spot whereoiv Cu/apuw built the monastery of red sandalwood in Purantappa is now knowa as: I. 6-k6» (coo5o86s). " Thus, Purantappa comprised: Ll-kow, Saku (OOC^^, Sowsvap (godDC3^o), which are subsequently located in Suna- paranta. Purantappa and Sunap...aranta designate, therefore, the same- province : the first of these names is very nearly unknown now, and seems- to be the most ancient. The S'ajndn (oD^S 8), not perceiving that these two names applied to the same region, gives them (page 23) asthe names of twa di. -tinct provinces ; it is a nonsensical blunder.
P) Yule's HobsoK'Jobson, ed. 1903, page 852, col. I.
( "2 ) and give it a very different etymology, as we shall presently see.
The Pali text of the legend has certainly not in view the Suna- paranta of Burma, but the Konkan, the Western country : Aparanta, as, in fact, the Burmese themselves also call Sunapa- lanta ; the Divyavadana calls the Konkan " ^ro«aparanta.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
). It was engraved on- the occasion of the building of a shrine for a hair of Buddha, brought back from Tha'on. Earnest researches will perhaps bring to light some others- more ancient still.
('•^) 'Ihe Paganrdjavan expressly says (page 37): "The spot whereoiv Cu/apuw built the monastery of red sandalwood in Purantappa is now knowa as: I. 6-k6» (coo5o86s). " Thus, Purantappa comprised: Ll-kow, Saku (OOC^^, Sowsvap (godDC3^o), which are subsequently located in Suna- paranta. Purantappa and Sunap...aranta designate, therefore, the same- province : the first of these names is very nearly unknown now, and seems- to be the most ancient. The S'ajndn (oD^S 8), not perceiving that these two names applied to the same region, gives them (page 23) asthe names of twa di. -tinct provinces ; it is a nonsensical blunder.
P) Yule's HobsoK'Jobson, ed. 1903, page 852, col. I.
( "2 ) and give it a very different etymology, as we shall presently see.
The Pali text of the legend has certainly not in view the Suna- paranta of Burma, but the Konkan, the Western country : Aparanta, as, in fact, the Burmese themselves also call Sunapa- lanta ; the Divyavadana calls the Konkan " ^ro«aparanta.
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