The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c21.134

v1.c21.134

Jayasimha, ruler of Daṇḍa-bhukti, 341, 342 Jayasimha (see Jaisiya), 7, fn.5 Jayasimha, king of Daṇḍabhukti, 319 fn.6 Jayaśi(?)malladeva, father of Arimalladeva 209 Jayasimhadeva, Tripurī Kalacuri, 326 Jayasimharāma, Karṇāṭaka king of Nepal, 224 Jayastambha, son of Raṇastambha II (?), 442, 448 Jaya-Sthitimalladeva (Sthitimalla), king of Nepal, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 225, 226 Jayaswal, Mr. K. P., 205, fn.1 Jayatāri, leader of the Khasas and Magars, 215 Jayatavarman, *amātya* of Jayasthitimalla, 223 Jayavardhana, Śaila prince, 447, fn.1 Jayavardhana II, Śaila king, 276 Jayendra-vihāra, 127, 130 Jaynagar image inscription of Madanapāla, 351-52 Jayagar inscription of Palapāla, 251, 352, fn.1 Jejja, Rāṣṭrakūṭa of Patharī, 558, 559 Jenkins, Major, 242 Jessarāja, 153 Jetavana-mahāvihāra, 522 Jews, synagogues of, 20 Jhansi stone-inscription of Sallakṣaṇasimha (?), 504 Jhelum district, 57, 107 Jhelum (river), 25, 87, 97, 107, 137 Jhusi grant of Trilocanapāla, 504, 598, 607 Jiavai (Jiavati) Pattalā, 533 Jiavati-Pattalā, 511, 512 Jina, Buddha, 305, 321, 528, 560, 561 Jindurāja, Commander-in-chief of Ananta, 142 Jiṣṇu, father of Vāmana, a courtier of Kṣemagupta, 130 Jiṣṇugupta, Abhīra prince of Nepal, 191, 192 Jitāṅkuśa, Gaṅga king of Kaliṅga, 453, 454 Jitavīrya, Gaṅga king, 452 Jīvadā, queen of Prālambha, 242, 245 Jīvarakṣā, daughter of Jaya-Jyotirmalla and wife of Jaya-Bhairava, 225 Jīvitagupta (III), later Gupta ruler, 276 Jiya, chief of Jham or Hemakoṭ, 37 Jizya (capitation tax), 21 Jñānalakṣmī (also called Jayākhyasamhitā), 209 Jñānavajra, 197 Jodhpur, 4, 9 fn.2 Jonarāja, 110, 111, 173, 174, 176, 177, 178, 179 Journal Asiatique, 190 Journal of Manchester Oriental Society, 193 fn.4 Jumna (river), 271, 286, 370, 569, 593, 595, 608 Jūn (*i.e.*, Jumna), 601 Jūnā, Jam, 40, 41, 42