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Jatāvarman Sundara Pāndya I, 483, 485 Jātba of Deogarh, 535 Jāts of Būdhiya, the, 3 f., 9; of Sind, 26, 30, 41; subject to Multān, 507 Jatwān, 41 *jauhar*, 19, 140, 198, 221, 310, 319, 327, 328, 330, 370, 517, 525, 532 Jauhar, an African, 420 Jauna, 178 Jauna Shāh, Khān-i-Jahān, 591, 592, 593, 635 Jaunān Khān, 230 f., 254 Jaunpur, 19, 133 n., 177 f., 193, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 214, 220, 222, 226, 229, 231 f., 234 ff., 237, 246 f., 265, 272, 276, 295, 321, 355, 360, 504, 509, 515, 533, 587; founded, 175, 263; Kingdom of, ch. x (251–9); Hindu and Muslim art, 572; monuments, 625–8 Jāvaka raid in Ceylon, 560 Jawāhir Bāī, 330 Jāwar, 526 Ja‘wiyyah, 2 Jaya-Bāhu, 559, 560 — — II, 566 — — (Siri Vijaya-Bāhu), 561 — — (= Vijaya-Bāhu V), 563 Jaya Vīra Parakkama-Bāhu, 566 Jayachandra, 512 f., 520 Jayangondēsvara, 475 Jayankonda-Sōlapuram, 486 Jayasimha [Chālukya], 472 Jedda, 312 Jerusalem, 571; *Qubbat-us-Sakhra* at, 592 Jeūr, 466 Jews under Islamic law, 3 Jhāīn, 95, 103, 121, 207, 516, 517 Jhajjar, 176 f., 194 Jhālāwar, 296, 298 f., 400 Jhanjhri Masjid at Jaunpur, 627 Jhansi, 625 n. Jhārkhand, 260, 313 Jharna river, 231 Jhāt Rai, 43 Jhatra, 236 Jhelum river, 31, 48, 66 f., 196, 217 n., 283, 289 Jhitāl, 7 Jijhoti, 507, 514, 533, 534 Jītā Khān of Ahmadnagar, 466 *jizya*, 3, 107, 163; Brahmans and, 188; abolished in Kashmīr, 282 Jodha [Rāthor], 522 f., 527 Jodhpur, 502, 513, 520, 521, 523, 527; monuments, 622 Jotāna, 345, 348 Jubbulpore, 535 Jūjār Khān, 457 Jullundur, 100, 207, 209, 210, 211, 212, 215, 218, 219, 511 Jumna river, 18 f., 21 f., 41, 43, 57 f., 67, 79, 87 f., 93, 102, 220, 507, 515; canal of Fīrūz, 175 f.; Fīrūzābād, 176; pillar of Asoka, 187; Tīmūr at, 197 f. Junāgadh, 170, 612 Junagarh. *See* Junāgadh