The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c14.171

v1.c14.171

During the regime of the line of Harisiṁha, Nepal was again invaded by the Khasas under Ādit (y) amalla in the winter of 448 (1328 A.D.).¹ According to the chronicle consulted by Bendall, the Malla prince Jayarudra (1320-26 A.D.) died at the time of this invasion. The period that followed is obscure; but it appears from the same chronicle that for a time his daughter Satī-Nāyakadevī held the crown. Then follows a chapter of civil war and court intrigue, till Jayarājadeva(1347-56 A.D.) ascended the throne. He was, as we have seen, succeeded by his son Jayārjunamalla (1363-76/ A. D.).²