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दशार्णः, पुं, (दश ऋणानि दुर्गभूमयो जलाधारा वा यत्र । “एत्येधत्यूट्सु ।” ८ । ४ । ६५ । इत्यस्य “प्रवत्सतरकम्बलवसनार्णदशानामृणे ।” इति वार्त्तिकोक्त्या वृद्धिः ।) देशविशेषः । स बिन्ध्य- पर्व्वतस्य पूर्ब्बदक्षिणस्यां दिशि वर्त्तते । (यथा, बृहत्संहितायाम् । १४ । १० । “किष्किन्धकण्टकस्थलनिषादराष्ट्राणि पुरिक- दशार्णाः ॥” तदस्याभिजनः तस्य राजा वा अण् । तद्देश- वासिनि तन्नृपतौ च त्रि । यथा, महाभारते । १ । ११३ । २५ । “पूर्ब्बमागस्कृतो गत्वा दशार्णाः समरे जिताः । पाण्डुना नारसिंहेन कौरवाणां यशोमृता ॥” दश अर्णानि वर्णानि यत्र । दशाक्षरमत्न- विशेषः । यथा, गोतमीयतन्त्रे । २ अध्याये । “दशानामपि तत्त्वानां साक्षी वेत्ता तथाक्षरम् । दशाक्षर इति ख्यातो मन्त्रराजः परात्परः ॥ लुप्तबीजस्वभावत्वात् दशार्ण इति कथ्यते ॥”) नदीविशेषे, स्त्री । इति शब्दार्थकल्पतरुः ॥
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दशार्ण¦ पु॰ दश ऋणानि दुग्संणि भूमयो जलाधारा वायत्र
“प्रवत्सेत्यादिना” पा॰ वृद्धिः।
१ देशभेदे स चदेशः वृ॰ सं॰ कूर्म्मविभागे
१४ अ॰ आग्नेय्यामुक्तो यथा
“आग्नेय्यां दिशि कोसलाः” इत्युपक्रमे
“निषादराष्ट्राणिपुरिकदाशार्णाः”। स्वार्थे अण्।
“तुलाधरेऽवन्त्यपरान्त्यसाधून् बणिग्दशार्णान् भरुकच्छपांश्च”
५ अ॰।
“सप्त-व्याधा दशार्णेषु” श्राद्धे पाठ्यपितृगाथा। तद्वावकशब्दोयत्रानुवाकेऽध्याये अस्ति विमुक्ता॰ अण्। दाशार्ण दशार्ण-शब्दयुक्ते अनुवाके अध्याये च। सोऽभिजनोऽस्य तस्यराजा वा अण्। दाशार्ण पित्रादिक्रमेण तद्देशवासिनितन्नृपे च
“तत्र दाशार्णको राजा सुधर्म्मा लोमहर्षणम्। कृतवान् भीमसेनेन महद्युद्धंनिरायुधम्” भा॰ स॰
२८ अ॰। भीमप्राचीजये। अत्र स्वार्थे क। बहुषु अणो लुक्।
“पूर्वमागस्कृतो जित्वा दशार्णाः समरे जिताः” भा॰ आ॰
११
३ अ॰।
“विजित्याल्पेन कालेन दशार्णानजयत् प्रभुः। प्रतीचीस्थोऽपि तन्नामा देशोऽस्ति
“तान् दशार्णान्स जित्वा च प्रतस्थे पाण्डुनन्दनः” भां॰ स॰
३१ अ॰। नकुलप्रतीचीजये। अतएव भा॰ भी॰
९ अ॰
“अतऊर्द्धंजनपदान्निबोध गदतोमम” इत्यु पक्रमे
“उत्तमाश्च दशा-र्णाश्च मेकलाश्चोत्कलैः सह” इत्यत्र उत्तमत्वेन पूर्वंपूर्वदक्षिणस्याम् दशार्णानुक्त्वा
“जठराः कुक्कुराश्चैवसदशार्णाश्च भारत!। पुनरन्यो निर्विशेषणो दशार्णदेशउक्तः। परस्ताच्च
“वातायना दशार्णाश्च रोमाणः कुशवि-न्दवः इत्यत्र वातायनत्वेनविशेषणात् तादृशोऽपि देशभे-दोऽस्तीति गम्यते।
“सम्पत्स्यन्ते कतिपयदिनस्थ्यायिहंसा दशार्णाः” मेघ॰।
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दशार्ण¦ m. (-र्णः) A country, part of central Hindustan, lying on the south-east of the Vind'hya mountains. f. (णा) A river rising in the Vind'hya hills, the Dosarna of the ancients. E. दश ten, ऋण a fort.
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पृष्ठभागोऽयं यन्त्रेण केनचित् काले काले मार्जयित्वा यथास्रोतः परिवर्तयिष्यते। तेन मा भूदत्र शोधनसम्भ्रमः। सज्जनैः मूलमेव शोध्यताम्। |
दशार्ण/ दशा m. pl. ( g. विमुक्ता-दि)" Ten Lakes " , N. of a people (south-east of मध्य-देशVarBr2S. ) MBh. Hariv. R. Megh.
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पृष्ठभागोऽयं यन्त्रेण केनचित् काले काले मार्जयित्वा यथास्रोतः परिवर्तयिष्यते। तेन मा भूदत्र शोधनसम्भ्रमः। सज्जनैः मूलमेव शोध्यताम्। |
Daśārṇa : m. (pl.): Name of a Janapada and its people; the people or warriors of Daśārṇa also referred to as Dāśārṇa or Dāśārṇaka (f. -ikā).
A. Location: Listed by Saṁjaya among the northern Janapadas (also called Deśas 6. 10. 68) of Bhāratavarṣa (ata ūrdhvaṁ janapadān nibodha) 6. 10. 37, 5; uttamaujā daśārṇāś ca 6. 10. 39; mentioned as Janapada also in 4. 1. 9; were there two Daśārṇas:
(1) one to the east of Hāstinapura, and (2) another to its south ?:
(1) Bhīmasena in his conquest of the east (2. 26. 1, 7) reached Daśārṇa country after crossing Gaṇḍakī river and conquering the Videhas (tataḥ sa gaṇḍakīṁ śūro videhāṁś ca…/vijitya…daśārṇān agamat prabhuḥ) 2. 26. 4; the name of their king was Sudharman (tatra dāśārṇako rājā sudharmā) 2. 26. 5;
(2) Daśārṇa also mentioned as surrounding the Kurus (paritaḥ kurūn) 4. 1. 9; before reaching the Matsya country Pāṇḍavas had to go along the north of Daśārṇa and the south of Pāñcāla (uttareṇa daśārṇāṁs te pāñcālān dakṣiṇena tu) 4. 5, 3; the name of their king was Hiraṇyavarman (sa rājā daśārṇeṣu…hiraṇyavarmā) 5. 190. 11.
B. Description: Pleasing (ramya) and rich in harvest (bahvanna) 4. 1. 9; sinful (āgaskṛt) 1. 105. 8 (Nī. on Bom. Ed. 1. 113. 25: āgaskṛtaḥ coraprāyāḥ parvatādyāśrayitvāt); skilled in fighting while riding elephants (gajayodhinaḥ, gajayuddheṣu kuśalāḥ) 8. 17. 2-3; their name contains the word daśa (?) (daśerakā daśa dāśā daśārṇāḥ) 3. 134. 16.
C. Epic events:
(1) Pāṇḍu in his expedition after his marriage with Kuntī conquered first the Daśārṇas 1. 105. 8;
(2) Kṛṣṇa told Karṇa that if he were to join Pāṇḍavas, Dāśārṇas would form part of his retinue (parivārās te dāśārṇāś ca) 5. 138. 23;
(3) On the second day of war, Dāśārṇakas (on the side of Pāṇḍavas) were stationed at the neck (dāśārṇakāḥ…grīvāyām) of the Krauñcāruṇavyūha of Pāṇḍavas 6. 46. 33, 46;
(4) On that day the Daśārṇas (on the side of the Kauravas), led by Droṇa, followed Bhīṣma who was at the head of their Mahāvyūha 6. 47. 10, 12;
(5) On the sixteenth day, instigated by Duryodhana, Daśārṇas riding elephants attacked Dhṛṣṭadyumna 8. 17. 3;
(6) The Aśvamedha horse visited the Daśārṇas 14. 84. 5.
D. Past event: Damayantī born in the Daśārṇa country (tvaṁ tu jātā…daśārṇeṣu) 3. 66. 13.
E. Different person(s) referred to variously: (i) King of Daśārṇas: daśārṇa Hiraṇyavarman 6. 91. 44; daśārṇarāja Hiraṇyavarman 5. 190. 21; (also called Kāñcanavarman 5. 190. 20); 5. 193. 26; rājā daśārṇānām 7. 25. 28; rājā daśārṇeṣu 5. 190. 11; daśārṇapati Hiraṇyavarman 5. 192. 8; 5. 193. 20; daśārṇādhipati (1) Hiraṇyavarman 5. 190. 8, 16; 5. 192. 3; 5. 193. 11, 13; 6. 91. 23, 39, 42; 7. 25. 30;
(2) Sudāman 3. 66. 12; dāśārṇa Hemavarman 5. 192. 12; 5. 193. 6; dāśārṇaka (1) Hiraṇyavarman 5. 190. 9, 10, 19;
(2) Sudharman 2. 26. 5; dāśārṇanṛpa Hiraṇyavarman 5. 193. 15; (ii) Messenger of Daśārṇa country: dūtaṁ dāśārṇam 5. 191. 11; (iii) Nurses of Daśārṇa country: dhātryo dāśārṇikās… 5. 190. 15.
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Daśārṇa : m. (pl.): Name of a Janapada and its people; the people or warriors of Daśārṇa also referred to as Dāśārṇa or Dāśārṇaka (f. -ikā).
A. Location: Listed by Saṁjaya among the northern Janapadas (also called Deśas 6. 10. 68) of Bhāratavarṣa (ata ūrdhvaṁ janapadān nibodha) 6. 10. 37, 5; uttamaujā daśārṇāś ca 6. 10. 39; mentioned as Janapada also in 4. 1. 9; were there two Daśārṇas:
(1) one to the east of Hāstinapura, and (2) another to its south ?:
(1) Bhīmasena in his conquest of the east (2. 26. 1, 7) reached Daśārṇa country after crossing Gaṇḍakī river and conquering the Videhas (tataḥ sa gaṇḍakīṁ śūro videhāṁś ca…/vijitya…daśārṇān agamat prabhuḥ) 2. 26. 4; the name of their king was Sudharman (tatra dāśārṇako rājā sudharmā) 2. 26. 5;
(2) Daśārṇa also mentioned as surrounding the Kurus (paritaḥ kurūn) 4. 1. 9; before reaching the Matsya country Pāṇḍavas had to go along the north of Daśārṇa and the south of Pāñcāla (uttareṇa daśārṇāṁs te pāñcālān dakṣiṇena tu) 4. 5, 3; the name of their king was Hiraṇyavarman (sa rājā daśārṇeṣu…hiraṇyavarmā) 5. 190. 11.
B. Description: Pleasing (ramya) and rich in harvest (bahvanna) 4. 1. 9; sinful (āgaskṛt) 1. 105. 8 (Nī. on Bom. Ed. 1. 113. 25: āgaskṛtaḥ coraprāyāḥ parvatādyāśrayitvāt); skilled in fighting while riding elephants (gajayodhinaḥ, gajayuddheṣu kuśalāḥ) 8. 17. 2-3; their name contains the word daśa (?) (daśerakā daśa dāśā daśārṇāḥ) 3. 134. 16.
C. Epic events:
(1) Pāṇḍu in his expedition after his marriage with Kuntī conquered first the Daśārṇas 1. 105. 8;
(2) Kṛṣṇa told Karṇa that if he were to join Pāṇḍavas, Dāśārṇas would form part of his retinue (parivārās te dāśārṇāś ca) 5. 138. 23;
(3) On the second day of war, Dāśārṇakas (on the side of Pāṇḍavas) were stationed at the neck (dāśārṇakāḥ…grīvāyām) of the Krauñcāruṇavyūha of Pāṇḍavas 6. 46. 33, 46;
(4) On that day the Daśārṇas (on the side of the Kauravas), led by Droṇa, followed Bhīṣma who was at the head of their Mahāvyūha 6. 47. 10, 12;
(5) On the sixteenth day, instigated by Duryodhana, Daśārṇas riding elephants attacked Dhṛṣṭadyumna 8. 17. 3;
(6) The Aśvamedha horse visited the Daśārṇas 14. 84. 5.
D. Past event: Damayantī born in the Daśārṇa country (tvaṁ tu jātā…daśārṇeṣu) 3. 66. 13.
E. Different person(s) referred to variously: (i) King of Daśārṇas: daśārṇa Hiraṇyavarman 6. 91. 44; daśārṇarāja Hiraṇyavarman 5. 190. 21; (also called Kāñcanavarman 5. 190. 20); 5. 193. 26; rājā daśārṇānām 7. 25. 28; rājā daśārṇeṣu 5. 190. 11; daśārṇapati Hiraṇyavarman 5. 192. 8; 5. 193. 20; daśārṇādhipati (1) Hiraṇyavarman 5. 190. 8, 16; 5. 192. 3; 5. 193. 11, 13; 6. 91. 23, 39, 42; 7. 25. 30;
(2) Sudāman 3. 66. 12; dāśārṇa Hemavarman 5. 192. 12; 5. 193. 6; dāśārṇaka (1) Hiraṇyavarman 5. 190. 9, 10, 19;
(2) Sudharman 2. 26. 5; dāśārṇanṛpa Hiraṇyavarman 5. 193. 15; (ii) Messenger of Daśārṇa country: dūtaṁ dāśārṇam 5. 191. 11; (iii) Nurses of Daśārṇa country: dhātryo dāśārṇikās… 5. 190. 15.
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