[285] See above.
[286] Sammohana and Niruttara are given as names of Tantras. The former word may perhaps be the beginning of a compound. There are Pali works called Sammohavinodinî and S. vinâśinî. The inscription calls the four treatises the four faces of Tumburn.
[287] This shows that matriarchy must have been in force in Camboja.
[288] Jânapada as the name of a locality is cited by Böthlingck and Roth from the Gaṇa to Pâniṇi, 4. 2. 82.
[289] Possibly others may have held office during this long period, but evidently all three priests lived to be very old men and each may have been Guru for forty years.
[290] This place which means merely "the abode of Hari and Hara" has not been identified.
[291] Corpus, II. Inscrip. lvi. especially pp. 248-251.
[292] Veal Kantel. Corpus, I. p. 28.
[293] Inscr. of Prah Khan, B.E.F.E.O. 1904, p. 675.
[294] B.E.F.E.O. 1904, p. 677.