The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.62

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Jayasimha, Śilpi, 725 Jayasimha I, Paramāra king of Malwa, 851, 865, 873, 874, 875, 876, 878, 881, 906, 921, 923; 11, 903 fn. 4; III, 905 Jayatasimha, brother of Jagapāla, 811 Jayasvāmī god, 1128, 1132 Jayatala, same as Jaitrasimha, lord of Medapāṭa, 1021 fn. 1, 1185 Jayatala, Thakkura, an author, 1186 Jayatalladevī, queen of Tejasimha, 1192, 1193, 1195 Jayatasiba, same as Jayantasimha, 1123 Jayatasiha, Yuvarāja, 1114 Jayatasimha, same as Jaitrasimha, 1185 fn. 6, 1186 Jayatrasimha, Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, Mahārājaputra, a Dadhīca feudatory, 1094 Jayavarman I, Paramāra king of Mālwa; father of Paramardin, 710, 717, 889, 890, 891, 892, 894, 897 fn. 1, 1023, 1023 fn. 1, 1026 fn. 1, 1037 Jayavarman II, Paramāra king, probably same as Jayasimha, 1043, 1097; III of Maṇḍapa, 897 fn. 1 Jayavarman, Candella prince (nṛpati), 703, 704 Jayavarman, Mahārāṇaka of Kakareḍika, 724, 795 Jeja (Jejjāka, Jayaśakti), Candella prince, 669 Jejā Bhukti (Bundelkhand), 665, 669, 669 fn. 6, 699, 834 Jejābhuktika (also called Jejāka-bhukti), 669 fn. 6, 806, 807 Jejāhoti (see Jejāhūti), 669 Jejāhūti (or Jejāhoti), old name of Bundelkhand, 669 Jejāka bhukti (also called Jejā-bhukti), 669 fn. 6, 716, 727, 775, 1084 Jejāka-bhukti-deśa, 669 fn. 6 Jejays, a Cāhamāna, 1172 Jejjāka (Jeja, Jayaśakti), Candella prince, 669 fn. 4 Jeka, mahājana, 1165 Jendarāja, see Jindurāja, 1107 fn. 3, 1111 Jendrarājeśvara (Śiva) temple of, 1108 Jesa, Cāhamāna king of Jalor, 1205 Jesala, same as Jaitrasimha, 1186 fn. 6, 1188 Jesaladeva, see Jindurāja, 1107 fn. 3, 1111 Jetana, an officer of Vīravarman, 731 Jhalapatan, in the Jhalawar State, Rajputana, 875, 883, 884 Jhatrapatan stone-inscription of Yaśovarman, 883 Jhalawar State, 875, 883, 894, 965, 969 fn. 4 Jhampāithaghaṭṭa (battle of) 1097 Jhamvara, a village in Jodhpur, 1117 Jhamvara stone-inscription of Kelhaṇa, 1119 Jhamvaria stone inscription of Ālhaṇadeva, 1117 Jharsi, 701 fn. 4, 702 fn. 2, 1084; city, 715; district (U. P.), 705, 715, 723, 726 Jharsi fragmentary stone-inscription of Sallakṣaṇa mha, 702 fn. 2 Jhansi stone-inscription of Vīravarman, 781