Badrika
bhadrika , ( 1 ) adj. (= Skt. bhadra-ka, Pali bhaddaka), felicitous : °keṇa śākyarājena (refers to Śuddhodana, hence not n. pr. ) LV 122.1 (prose, no v.l. ; possibly, however, read bhadrakeṇa?); ( 2 ) (= Pali Bhaddiya) n. of one of the five bhadravargīya monks, q.v. (also Bhadraka, Bhadrajit , qq.v. ): Mv iii.337.5 ; 339.1 ; LV 1.8 ; SP 1.10 ; Divy 268.6 ; ( 3 ) ( app. not the same as 2, but also = Pali Bhaddiya, 2 in DPPN ; BHS also Bhaṭṭika , q.v. ), n. of a Śākyan youth, usually associated with Aniruddha or Mahānāman (2) or both; became a disciple of Buddha: LV 229.12 ; Mvy 3606 ; Av ii.112.4 ; 113.6 ff. ; as one of 8 mahāśrāvaka , q.v. , Mmk 64.11 ; see also Lavaṇabhadrika , prob. not the same; ( 4 ) n. of a pratyekabuddha: Mv iii.414.4 ; ( 5 ) n. of a yakṣa: Māy 66 (living at Bhadrikā ); ( 6 ) (= Pali Bhaddika, or Bhaddiya), n. of a city: °ke nagare Karmav 68.8 ( acc. to Léviʼs note , a Chin. version points to Bhadrikā , q.v. , but I do not see how it gives any clue to the quantity of the a-vowel); the same city is called Bhadraṃkara Divy 123.16 ; 125.10 ff. ; MSV i.241.1 ; ii.32.8 ; the country containing it is given the same name, Bhadraṃkareṣu janapadeṣu Divy 125.16 ff. ; cf. also Bhadrapura .