The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.368

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JAINISM : under the Chalukyas ; three kings of this dynasty favour it by repairs to temples and grant of villages ; it holds its sway in the Southern Marátha Country only, 191 ; under the Ráshtrakúṭas, 208 ; under the Chálukyas, 228 ; 406 ; 435. JAINS : 406 note 5 ; 437 note 5 ; persecution of the, by the Liṅgáyats, 479 ; 482 ; outrage of Ekántada-Rámayya on the, 483 ; Káreya sect of the, 550. JAISING : Aurangzíb's general, invades Bijápur (1664), 652. JAITAPALA : 521. See Jaitugi I. JAITASIMHA : minister of Bhillama, 502, 520. See Jaitrasimha. JAITRAPÁLA : 238, 521. See Jaitugi I. JAITRAPÁLA : son of Siṅghaṇa, dies before his father, 244. See Jaitugi II. JAITRASIMHÁ : minister of Bhillama, defeated at Lakkundi by Víra-Balláḷa II., 238, 502, 520. Supposed to be Bhillama's son Jaitugi I., 238. JAITUGI I. : son and successor of Bhillama the Devagiri-Yádava king (1191-1210), 238, 504, 519, 521 ; records of his time, his titles, epithets, officers, 503, 521 and note 1 ; kills king Rudra of the Tailaṅgas and places his nephew on the throne, 239, 522 ; makes Bháskaráchárya's son Lakshmídhara his chief Pandit, 239, 526 ; 582. See Jaitrapála and Jaitrasimha. JAITUGI II. : Devagiri-Yádava prince, son of Siṅghaṇa, dies before his father, 519, 526. See Jaitrapála. JAJALLADEVA : defeated by Siṅghaṇa, 240, 525 and note 2. JAJJALLA : king, defeated by Siṅghaṇa, 239 ; of the eastern branch of the Chedi dynasty, 240. JÁKALADEVÍ : 425. See Jákavve. JÁKAVVA : 425 note 2. JÁKAVVE : wife of Taila II., 425, 428 note 1. See Jákavva. JAKKALADEVÍ : 428. See Jákavva. Wife of the Western Chálukya king Vikramáditya VI., 448. JAKKALAMÁDEVÍ : 428 note 1. JALÁL KHÁN : governor of Navalgund, brother-in-law of Alla-ud-dín Bahamani II., raises the standard of revolt (1454) at Navalgund, 638. JALÁL-UD-DÍN : first Khilji emperor of Delhi, 530 ; treacherously murdered by Allá-ud-dín, 531. JÁLAMANGALA : village, 400. JALAÚKUHE : village, 386. JAMADAGNI : sage, 282 note 5. JÁMBAVÁ : village, 399. JÁMBRUG : caves, 9. JAMBÚSAR : 359 note 5. See Jambúsara. JAMBÚSARA : modern Jamhúsar, in the Broach district, 359. JAMBUVÁVIKÁ : identified with Jámbavá, 399. JAMES : Commodore, 90. JANAMEJAYA : 149. JANANÁTHAPURA : modern Máliṅgi, burnt by Vishnuvardhana, 497.