_Kantimati_, the wife of Kâmapâla, mother of Arthapâla. _Kirâta_, a savage, forester, Bheel. _Kosadâsa_, lover of Chandrasena. _Kusa-grass_, a scented grass, much used at sacrifices for laying offerings on, &c. _Kuvera_, the God of Wealth, whose attendants were the Yakshas. _Magadha_, the kingdom of Râjahansa. _Mahâkâla_, a famous temple of Siva, the object of many pilgrimages. _Mahishmati_, name of a city. _Malaya_, a mountain, or range of mountains, having many sandal trees, the perfume from which was supposed to be carried a long distance by the wind. _Mâlwa_, the kingdom of Mânasâra. _Mânapâla_, the officer who guarded Vâmalochana. _Mânasâra_, King of Mâlwa, conqueror of Râjahansa. _Manibhadra_, a Yaksha, father of Târâvali. _Manjuvâdiní_, daughter of Anantavarma, wife of Visruta. _Mantra_, a verse or chapter in the vedas, any prayer or words recited as a charm. _Mâríchi_, a great muni seduced by Kâmamanjari. _Matanga_, a brahman who went down to Pâtâla together with Râjavâhana. _Mithila_, a city or country, called also Videha. _Mitragupta_, one of the nine companions of Râjavâhana. _Muni_, a holy man devoted to study, meditation, and penance. _Nâlijangha_, the old man whom Visruta rescued from the well. _Nârâyana_, a name of Vishnu, an incarnation of the three principal gods, Brahma, Vishnu, Siva. _Navamâlika_, daughter of the King of Sravasti, wife of Pramati. _Padmodbhava_, one of Râjahansa's ministers. _Pâtâla_, a fabulous subterranean country. _Prachandavarma_, King or Governor of Mahishmati, killed by Visruta. _Prahâravarma_, King of Mithila, father of Apahâravarma and Upahâravarma. _Priyamvada_, Queen of Prahâravarma. _Purnabhadra_, the reformed robber, servant of Kâmapâla. _Pushpapuri_, the capital of Magadha. _Râgamanjari_, an actress, sister of Kâmamanjari. _Râjahansa_, king of Magadha, father of Râjavâhana, the hero of the story. _Rakshas_ or _Rakshasas_, evil spirits or ogres, hostile to men, whom they used to devour. _Rati_, a goddess, wife of Kâma. _Rishi_, nearly the same as Muni, a holy man retired from the world, devoted to prayer and meditation. _Satyavarma_, son of a minister of Râjahansa, and father of Somadatta. _Savara_, fem. _Savari_, a savage, not a Hindoo. _Siddha_ (literally perfected), a very holy devotee. _Simanta_, a religious ceremony performed on behalf of a woman at a certain period of pregnancy. _Sinhaghosha_, the deposed King of Benâres. _Sinhavarma_, King of Anga, father of Ambâlika. _Sitavarma_, one of Râjahansa's ministers. _Sringâlika_, the nurse of Râgamanjari. _Siva_, one of the three chief gods or triad of the Hindoos, Brahma, Siva, and Vishnu, who are sometimes regarded as one, sometimes confounded with each other. _Sumantra_, son of Dharmapâla. _Susruta_, son of Padmodbhava. _Târâvali_, a Yaksha lady, wife of Kâmapâla. _Vâmadeva_, a holy man consulted by Râjahansa. _Vâmalochana_, daughter of Víraketu, wife of Somadatta.