The Mārkaṇḍeya Purāṇa
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The latter part may be Ladakas ; they are mentioned in the M.-Bh. (Bhishma*P., 1. 2083), though there are no data to identify them ; but La^aha is given in the dictionary as the nume of a people. As regards the first part Kuna/pa and Kunalia are given in the dictionary as the name of a people ; and Kulatthas are mentioned in the M.-Bh. (Bhisbma-P., ix. 373) and Matsya Puraija (cxx. 41) as a people to the north of India. A country KoMJca is placed in the west in the Eamay., and Eoliita seems to ...be another name for it (Kishk.-K., xliii. 8, and Annotations), A oonintry Kul'Ata is also mentioned in the M.-Bh. (Karna-P., xii. 475 and 485).
+ I have not met this elsewhere, and it is not in the dictionary. It may perhaps mean " those who live apart from women ; '' but the reading is more probably Stri-rdjya. This was the name of a country and people, mentioned in the M.-Bh. and situated apparently north of the Himalayas, near the Hunas and Tangaijas (Yana-P., li, 1991 ; and 3'anti-P., iv. 114) Stri-ldka is mentioned apparently as a place north-west of India in an alternative reading to Ramay., Kishk.-K., xliii.
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The latter part may be Ladakas ; they are mentioned in the M.-Bh. (Bhishma*P., 1. 2083), though there are no data to identify them ; but La^aha is given in the dictionary as the nume of a people. As regards the first part Kuna/pa and Kunalia are given in the dictionary as the name of a people ; and Kulatthas are mentioned in the M.-Bh. (Bhisbma-P., ix. 373) and Matsya Puraija (cxx. 41) as a people to the north of India. A country KoMJca is placed in the west in the Eamay., and Eoliita seems to ...be another name for it (Kishk.-K., xliii. 8, and Annotations), A oonintry Kul'Ata is also mentioned in the M.-Bh. (Karna-P., xii. 475 and 485).
+ I have not met this elsewhere, and it is not in the dictionary. It may perhaps mean " those who live apart from women ; '' but the reading is more probably Stri-rdjya. This was the name of a country and people, mentioned in the M.-Bh. and situated apparently north of the Himalayas, near the Hunas and Tangaijas (Yana-P., li, 1991 ; and 3'anti-P., iv. 114) Stri-ldka is mentioned apparently as a place north-west of India in an alternative reading to Ramay., Kishk.-K., xliii.
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