Pāli Dictionary

Daṇḍakārañña

Place

The forest that overran Kaliṅga after it was laid waste through King Daṇḍakī’s crime, lying along the Godāvarī and separating the Middle Country from the Deccan.

The forest that overgrew Kāliṅga when it was laid waste through the wickedness of King Daṇḍakī(q.v.) (M.i.378; Mil.130).

It was on the banks of the Godāvarī and, with the Viñjhātavi, separated the Majjhimadesa from the Dakkhiṇāpatha. It probably comprised all the forests from Bundelkhand to the river Krishna.

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