The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c5.1659
The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c5.1659
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1472 Nep. Sam. 592. Jayarāyamalla, eldest son of Yakshamalla of Nepāl, establishes himself, on his father's death, at Bhaṭgāon, his immediate successors being: Suvarṇamalla, Prāṇamalla, Viśvamalla, Trailokyamalla, and Jagajyotirmalla or Jayajyotirmalla. Ratnamalla, youngest son of Yakshamalla, founds a separate dynasty at Kāṭmaṇḍu. He is said to have defeated in N. Sam. 611 = A.D. 1491, the Thākurīs of Navākoṭ and later, with the aid of Sīna, king of Pālpā, the Bhoṭiyas (Tibetans). His immediate successors were: Amaramalla, Sūryamalla, Narendramalla, Mahīndramalla, Sadāśivamalla, and Śivasimhamalla.—IA. xiii, 415.