The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.60

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v2.c36.60

Jājallapura, 806 Jajhoti (also spelt Jeiāhūti and Jajāhoti), 670 Jajjuka, Tomara prince, 1147 Jala-durga (water fort), 771 fn. 5 Jalāl Khwājah, local Muḥammadan ruler of the town of Buihāḍam, 801 Jalāl ud-Dīn Fīrūz, Sulṭān of Delhi, 801, 907, 1102, 1190 Jālandhara, 9 6 Jalasala, son of Vāgaḍi Salakhaṇa, in whose honour a memorial was set up, 1083 Jālewar (Jalor), fort of, 1130 Jālhaṇa, Mahārāṇaka of Pipal(oau ?)durga, 794 Jalhaṇa, a daughter of the Cāhamāṇa king Arṇorāja, who was given in marriage to Kumārapāla, 987 1073, 1120 Jaltāladīna, Śuka (Muslim) prince, 1094 Jallāl Shori (Jalal Khwājah), Muḥammadan ruler, 801 Jalor (ancient Jāvālipura, Javalapura or Jābālipura), the principality of the Sonigarā (also spelt Songirā or Sonagarā), Cāhamānas, 842, 924, 982, 1077, 1111 fn. 2, 1124, 1125, 1126, 1133, 1135, 1184, 1189, 1205; district, 1111 fn. 2 Jalor inscription (1118 A.D.) of Paramāras, 924 Jalor stone-inscription of Kumārapāla, 982, 996 Jalor stone inscriptions of Samarasimha, 1125, 1134 Jamātha, i e Jamā'at, Muslim congregation, 1039 Jamnagar State, Kathiawar, 1010, 1041 Janaka, Adeśa-naibandhika (Recorder of orders), 744 Jāṅgala, a fore-t or waste, 1053 Jāṅgala, 915, 1023, 1187 fn. 2; king (or ruler) of, 983, 987 fn. 4, 988, 1086; (Cāhamāna), king Pṛthvīrāja III, 915 Jāṅgala-deśa, 1053; identified by some with Bikaner and N. Marwar Jānjgīr, headquarters of a tahsil of the same name in Bilaspur, 804 Jāṅgludesa (Jāṅgala-deśa), 1053 Jasadhavala Saulunki, general of Gajasimha, 1117 Jasadhavala, Paramāra king, 915, 917 Jasakara, same as Jasakarṇa, 1204 Jasakarṇa (Jasakara), Sesodia Rāṇā of Mewar, 1204 Ja-ānanda Thakkura 810 Jaswant Singh, Rathor prince of Mewar, 1183 fn. 5 Jasodhara Thakkura, 810 Jasarāja (Yaśorāja), son of Nurottama Sūrāditya of Kānyakubja, 865 Jāsūka Śreṣṭhin, 832 Jaserantapura town and district in Jodhpur State, 1128, 1132 Jāti (caste), 707, 717 Jāula, Rāja, Tomora ruler, 1147-48 Jāuli-pattalā, 793 Jāvāla, Pāśupatācārya and devotee of Caṇḍīśa Mahādeva, 912