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A chain of mountains in Majjhimadesa.
Not far away from it was a very populous town on a river. In this river many
mere bathed, and along its banks sat beautiful courtesans tempting them. It was
one of these courtesans that tempted the sage Nārada (J.iii.463).
Arañjagiri was one of the places passed
by Vessantara and his family on their way from their home to
Vankagiri. From the
city of Jetuttara to
Suvannagiritāla was five leagues and it was five leagues
more to Kontimāra; thence to Arañjaragiri was five and again five to
Dunni-vittha (J.vi.514).
This was the road followed by banished men (J.vi.493) (v.l.
Arañjara°).

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