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1. Daddara (Daddarapabbata). A mountain
in Himavā (J.ii.8, 67; iii.16; Ap.ii.536); it is the same as the Rajatapabbata
(q.v.), which was called Daddara on account of the thunder playing round it.
2. Daddara (Daddaranāgabhavana).An
abode of the Nāgas at the foot of the Daddara mountain. J. iii.16.
3. Daddara (Daddarapura). A city founded
by the fifth son of King Upacara on a spot where two mountains rubbing together
made the sound daddara. J. iii.461.
4. Daddara.See Mahādaddara.

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