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range is called Raghu-nandana.in the Oshétra-samdasa, and in the district 
of Chatganh there are two portions of it, one is called Chandra-séc’hara, 
or Chandra-giri; in this is Sitd-cunda, or the pool of Srra, and the burn- 
ing well. ‘The other portion is called Viripacshya. 
_ Tur mountains to the eastward of Traipura, and of Chat gdnh, are men- 
tioned in the above geographical treatise: in the northern parts they are 
called the Tilddri or Tailédri mountains, with several places of that 
name, as we have seen before. The Peguers are called also Talians, and 
it is possible that the Taildédri or the mountain of Tila or Tailé may have 
been so called from that circumstance: for they constitute, at least in the 
lower parts of that range, the natural boundary between India, and the 
Talian country or Pegu. Between Ardcan, and Avd, is the famous 
pass of Télld or Télléki. 
In the Cshétra-samasa the Carva-phulli or Chat ganh river, is said to 
come from the Jaydadri or mountains of victory, and the ‘Nabhi or Naf 
river, from the Suvaria or golden mountains; but these are portions only 
of the above range. The mountains, as well as the country to the east- 
ward of Trai-pura are often called Reang by the natives. When we 
read in Major Dow’s history of Hindoostan, that Sultan Susan fled from 
Dhdced to Aracan, through the almost impervious forests and mountains 
of Rangdmati, it is a mistake, and it should be the forests and mountains 
of Reang. It is not likely that, that unfortunate prince should fly from 
Dhaccé to Rangamati on the borders of Asama, a great way towards the 
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