वेदों की प्राचीनता एवं काल-निर्णय / ओरायन (लोकमान्य बाल गंगाधर तिलक - खगोलीय वैदिक शोध)

GENERAL INDEX. 477
217-221; his conquest over
Vṛitra and release of captive
waters, the sun and the dawn,
245-279; as Vṛitra-han, 245,
296; finds Shambara on the for-
tieth of Sharad, 279-282; steal-
ing the solar orb on the comple-
tion of ten (months), 320-326;
assisted by Vishṇu in his fight
with Vṛitrà, 328; tenfold or ten
incarnations of, 341; seven-killer,
and possibly ten-killer, 346;
lover of Ahalyâ, 347; exploits
of, said to be ancient or inter-
glacial, 460, 111; See Âpas,
Dashagvas, Vala, Vṛitra.
Interglacial, period, See Glacial.
Irân Veg, See Airyana Vaêjo.
Iranians, their original home, 357;
could not but be Arctic, 367;
destroyed during the glacial
period, 384; See Airyana Vaêjo.
Iron, age, See Ages.
Ivan, the story of, 403, 404.
JAIMINI, his view about the eter-
nity of the Vedas, 449.
Jaxartes, the, and the Oxus, Aryan
settlements on the banks of, 36,
354, 361, 377.
Jews, See Hebrews.
Jhalkikar, Mahâmahopâdhyaya,
451.
Jimha-bâra, with mouth down-
wards, applied to the nether
world, 306, 307.
Jyotish, or Jyotishṭoma, a Soma-
sacrifice, 206-209.
KALI, a protege of the Ashvins,
301-303.
Kali-Yuga, commencement, dura-
tion and nature of, 422-427;
the age of final settlements, 455.
Kâlidâsa, 147.
Kalpa, a higher unit of time in
the Puranic chronology, 421, 422;
repromulgation of the Vedas at
the beginning of each, 452, 458.
Kamadyu, a protege of the Ashvins,
301.
Kânheri, an inscription of, 285.
Kanva, an ancient sacrificer, 160.
Kârle, inscriptions of, method of
counting time in, 285.
Karma-devatas, 237.
Kârttikeya, See Kumâra.
Kashyapa, the eighth Âditya at
Meru, 70.
Kâta, a ditch to keep a dead body
in, during winter, 77; Kutsa
lying in, 274.
Khalkos, a bronze coin, phonetical-
ly identical with Shulka, 442.
Kings, seven and three, 443.
Koi, the dawn, in the Finnish my-
thology, 404.
Koshchei, the Russian winter-de-
mon carrying off a princess, 404;
legend of, 404.
Kratu, means a destined course,
103, 117; also denotes a sacri-
fical performance, 220.
Krichenbauer, Anton, on the two-
fold nature of day in the Iliad
and the Odyssey, 78.
Kṛita, Yuga, commencement and
duration of, 422-426; the age of
migration, 455.
Kṛittikâs, or the Pleiades, the
period of the vernal equinox be-
ing in, 44, 62, 131, 420, 454.
Kubhâ, the Kabul river, 363.
Kuhn, Prof., 202; on the storm
theory. 243.
Kuka, Mr. M. N., on Tishtrya's
connection with the year, 226.
Kumâra, the Child, not surrender-
ed by the mother to the father,