बार्हस्पत्य सूत्र / अर्थशास्त्र (महर्षि बृहस्पति - प्राचीन दण्डनीति, राजधर्म एवं कूटनीति सटीक)

( 21 ) 89 Each one hundred and five are northern Lâta, And eastern Lâta. 90 Kâshî and the Pàncâla country are together eighty ; 91 Kekaya and Srinjaya are sixty ; 92 The Matsya and Magadha country one hund- red ; 93 Màlava and Shakunta eighty ; 94 Kosala and Avanti sixty ; 95 Saihya and Vidarbha together two hundred ; 96 Videha and the Kuru country one hundred ; 97 Kâmboja and Dash' árna eighty. 98 These are the great countries. 99 These indeed are four-cornered. 100 The Âratta and Bâhlîka country are from south to north one hundred, from east to west twelve. 101 The Shaka and Suráshtra country are four- cornered and of forty. 102 Anga, Vanga, and Kalinga are of one hund- red and four-cornered. 103 Kàshmîr, the Huna and Ambashtha countries, and Sindh are of one hundred and four-cornered. 104 The Kirâta, Sauvîra, Cola, and Pàndya coun- tries, situated on north and south are of one hundred increased by sixty. 89 sqq. For other lists of countries and peoples see Mahabharata, Bhishma-parvan, IV. 317–378. Vishnu-Purana, II. 3, Varaha’s Brihat-samhita, XIV, Garga-samhita (Janapada-vyuha). 93 Shakunta is not elsewhere known as name of a country or people. 103 The Hunas are, doubtless, those of Hundesh.