The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c21.132

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Jaisalmer, 9, fn.2, 31 Jaisīya (Jayasimha), 7, fn.5 Jaitugi, Yādava ruler, 204 Jājalladeva II, Kalacuri, of Tummāna, 470 Jāj-nagar, 477, 479, 480, 481, 487, 491, 492, 493, 494, 497 Jalam ibn Shaibān, 22, 28 Jālandhara, 138 Jākalladevi, Cālukya queen of Narasimha II, 483 Jalalabad, 295 Jalpaiguri, district of, 235 Jām (title of chiefs of Thatta), 34, 35, 38, 39, 40, 42, 43, 44, 45 Jambugrāma, camp of victory of Keśavasena, 381 Jāmshid, 33, 39 Janaka, officer of Paramānuka, 174 Janakabhū, 345, fn.1 Janakacandra, Dāmara, 157 Janakasimha, City Prefect of Sussala, 161, 165 Janamejaya, (see Mahābhavgupta, a Somavamsi of Kosala), 394, 410 Janibigha inscription of Jayasena, 383 Janki, son of Samhi; ruler of a pass of Kashmir, 137; on the correctness of the name see 137, fn.5 Jantāvura, (Jayantāvura?), capital of Kāmārnava I, 453, 453, fn.1 Jarāsandha, king of Magadha, 272 Jarejas, 33, 35, 89 Jāruttha-Pattala, 532 Jāsaṭa, king of Campā, 162 Jasodhan Akra, chief of Minnagar, 37 Jassaka, king of Kashmir, 174 Jassarāja, father's cousin of Ananta, 143 Jātaka, MS. on Astrology, 207 Jāta-karman, 537, 545 Jātavarman, Varman king of E. Bengal, 256, 331, 332, 334, 335 Jaṭeśvara (see Kāmārnava VII), 472 Jaṭs, 33 Jaunpur, 497 Jaunpur stone-pillar inscription of Vijayacandra, 533 Javana (Yavana), 479 Java, island of, 293 Jawāmi'ul-Hikāyāt, 77 Jayābali-devi, queen of Sivaśkara, 416 Jaya-Bhadramalla, according to some chronicle ancestor of Jaya-Sthitimalla, 222 Jayabhañja, son of Rāyabhañja, 435 Jayacandra (see Jayaccandra), Gāhaḍavāla king of Kanauj and Benares, 205, fn.1 Jayacandra, (also spelt Jayacandra), Gāhaḍavāla king, 205 fn. 1, 369, 533, 534, 535, 536, 540, 541, 542, 547, 551, 552; Kāśīśa (lord of Kāśī), 540 Jayadeva, poet, author of Gītagovinda, 575 Jayadeva Paracakrakāma, Licchavi king of Nepāla, 192 Jayadeva (probably same as Jayadevamalla), Nepal king, 213