The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.29

c10.29

Jagannāthapuram, Modern Cocanada, 87 ‘Jaganobbaganḍa’, title of Ānavēma, 201 Jagatipāla, Vīra Salāmēgha named, 71, (foot-note, p. 71) Jagatunga, 383, 384 Jagdalpur, capital of Bastar, (foot-note, p. 35) Jagga, (foot-note 1, p. 269) Jagga Rāya, opposition of, 271 —— defeat of, 271 —— (foot-note 1, p. 264) Jahān Shāh, 367 Jahāndar, son of Bahādur Shah, 293, 367 Jahāngīr, Emperor, 273, 367 —— Emperor, grant to the English by, 270 —— treaty with, 272 —— death of, 274 Jaitrapāla, chief enemy of Baḷḷāḷa II, 126 —— wars of, 405 Jaitrapāla I, 405 —— father of Siṅghaṇa, 128, 134 —— grandfather of Krishna, 151 Jaitrapāla II, 405 Jākabbe, daughter of Rāshṭrakūṭa King Kakka III, 335 —— or Jākkaladēvi, wife of Tailapa II, 53 Jākallā, 358 Jākala-Mahādēvī, 356 Jakambā, 347 Jalālu-d-dīn Ahsan Shāh, Governor of Madura, 363 Jalālu-d-dīn Ahsan Shāh, Governor of Madura, proclaims himself Sultan of Madura, 184, 185 Jalālu-d-dīn Fīrōz Khilji, 345 Jalālu-d-dīn Khilji, 168, 344 —— Sultan of Delhi murdered by his nephew Alau-d-dīn, 171 Jamālu-d-dīn, father of Fakru-d-dīn Ahamad and horse agent of Jaṭāvarman Sundara Pāṇḍya II, 172 Jambukēśvaram, 154 Jambukēśvara temple, inscription at, 155 Jamshid, 329, 349 —— successor of Quli Quṭb Shāh, 250 Jammana, the son of Kampana II, and grandson of Bukka I, 199, 204 Jangli-guṇḍu, inscription of Puḷumāyi II at, 14 Jamnarasa, governed N. W. Mysore for Harihara II, 207 Jannigadēva, 166, 359 —— Rudramma's general, 157 Jaswant Rao, 365 Jāta, 369 Jatāvarman-Kulaśēkhara, 379 Jaṭāvarman-Kulaśēkhara Pāṇḍya, Ruler of Tinnevelly, 129, 130 Jaṭāvarman Kulaśēkhara I, Pāṇḍya prince, 127 Jaṭāvarman-Kulaśēkhara Pāṇḍya I, Pāṇḍya King, 146 Jaṭāvarman-Kulaśēkhara-Rājagambhīra-Pāṇḍya, Pāṇḍya King, 133, 134 Jaṭāvarman-Parākrama-Pāṇḍya, 380 —— Ruler at Tinnevelly, 182 Jaṭāvarman Śrīvallabha, 379 Jaṭāvarman Sundara Pāṇḍya, 170, 379 —— son of Kulaśēkhara I, 179 Jaṭāvarman Sundara Pāṇḍya I, 379 —— King, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153; his conquests, 154 —— doubt about his northern expedition, 155, 156, 158, 159, 160 Jaṭāvarman Sundara Pāṇḍya II, 153, 379 —— son of Kulaśēkhara Pāṇḍya I, 172, 174; his killing his father, fight with his brother Vīra Pāṇḍya, 176 —— Kōdaṇḍarāma, Pāṇḍya King, 162 —— 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170; his sending an embassy to China, 172 Jaṭāvarman Sundara Pāṇḍya III, 379