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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Aitareya Brahmana |  |  |  | Aitareya Brahmana: Encyclopedia II - Uttarakuru - Buddhist Texts and UttarakuruUttarakuru also finds numerous references in Buddhist literature, some times as a real land while at the other as a mythical region.
In Digha Nakaya, Uttarakuru is said to to be the name of city.
Lalita-Vistara describes the Uttarakuru as Pratyanta-dvipa or a frontier island.
Sumangalavilasini says that the wife of a Chakravarti king comes either from Uttarakuru or else from a the race of a king Madda.
Buddhaghosa records a tradition which states that, when Vedic king Mandhata returned to Jamb ...
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|  |  |  | Aitareya Brahmana: Encyclopedia II - Uttarakuru - Mahabharata and UttarakuruMahabharata sometimes figures the Uttarakuru as a fairy land. It is stated to be the ultimate abode of the blessed souls. The souls of the blessed ones and the Kshatriyas go to Uttarakuru after death (MBH 9/5/36-37; MBH 13/54).
Adiparva of Mahabharata refers to a practice of free love among the women of Uttarakuru, like the one followed by birds and the beasts, and is not regarded sinful as it is stated to have the approval of the rishis and the sanction of antiquity (I.122.1-10) .
At other times, the epic describes the Uttarakurus as real entit ...
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|  |  |  | Aitareya Brahmana: Encyclopedia II - Uttarakuru - Puranas and UttarakuruIn later literature like Puranas, the Uttarakurus are sometimes described as mythical people and at other times their description seems indeed to belong to real world.
Puranic cosmography divides our earth into seven concentric islands, viz. Jambudvipa, Plakasadvipa, Salmalidvipa, Kushadvipa, Krounchadvipa, Shakadvipa, and Pushkaradvipa, separated by the seven encircling seas. Insular continent Jambudvipa forms the innermost concentric island in the above scheme of continents. Jambudvipa includes nine varsa and nine mountains. Varsa o ...
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|  |  |  | Aitareya Brahmana: Encyclopedia II - Uttarakuru - Foreign Sources on UttarakuruPtolemy's Geography refers to Ottorokorai (Uttarakuru) tribe, Ottorokora as a city, and Ottorokoras as a river. The Ottorokora city is shown as located at longitude of 165o 37' 25" E. Ptolemy has also referred to one mountain by the same name and fixes at with longitude from 169o 39' to 176o 39' E.
The Attacori of Pliny probably also refers to the Uttarakuru people and their country.
Ammi ...
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