Mediaeval Sinhalese Art c35.83

c35.83

Jataka-pota, v. Pansiyapaṇas-jataka-pota. Jaya-maṅgala gatha (pl.), auspicious verses recited at the close of a pirit ceremony and after diya-kepīma (q.v.), 39. Jaya saka, ‘chank of victory,’ a gold-mounted chank in the Mahā Dēvāle, Kandy, 188, 206; Pl. XLIIIA, 4. Jessamine (picca mala, Jasminum sambac), offering of flowers, 5: cultivation for the king, 94, 95; Fig. 32; Pl. XIV., 5. Jetavana Vihāra, Anurādhapura, 5. Jetavanārāmaya, ? a building in Kandy, 59. Jeṭṭhatissa II., A.D. 332-339, a royal craftsman, 7, 177, 261. Jewel boxes, wooden, 139. Jewellery, 209-214; Pls. II., III., XXIII., XLVIII.—LI.; designs for, Fig. 131; Pls. XIV., 5, XX., 3, XXIII.: bracelets, 177, 188; Pl. L., 9-19: earrings, Pl. LI., 15-18: girdles, 35; Pl. L., 1-7: finger-rings, 210; Pls. XXIII., 8, LI.: low-country, 210; Pl. XLIX, 1-3: pendants, 211, 212; Fig. 130; Pls. XXIII., 6-7, XLVIII., 5, 6, 9, 10, 14-17, L., 8: necklaces, 211; Pls. XLVIII., 1-4, 7, 8, 11, 12, XLIX., 4-9, 11, 12: representations of, as worn, Pls. II., III., XXII., XXXVI., 1-9. Jinavaravaṃsa, P. C., a Buddhist priest, formerly Prince Prisdang of Siam, Siamese drawings by, Figs. 14, 30, 45-47. Jodhpur, India, lac-ornamented ivory work resembling Sinhalese, 216. Johnston, Sir A., 232. Joint-family system, 32, 64. Joris van Spilberghen, Pl. XXII. Joyce, P. W., on Early Irish hospitality, 117. Justice, of Elāḷa, 3: administration of, by Parākrama Bāhu I., 20, 30.