The Colas c38.23

c38.23

Jagadalpur, 208. Jagadekamalla Udayaditya Nolamba Pallava Perumānadi, a vassal of Jayasimha II, 224, 618. Jagannātha Vijaya, a Kannaḍa Campu, 397. Jagatipāla, of Kanauj, 250, 251, 311 Jaiminīya Sāma Veda, 640 Jainism, 93, 95, 535, 636, 644, 655, 657, 679. Jaiya, 215. Jambai (S.A.), 188. Jambudipa, 121, 154. Jambukesvara, temple, 53. Jananatha, title of Rajaraja I, 186. Jananātha, Western Cāḷukya, general, 270. Jananātha - Caturvedimangalam, the sabha of, 575. Jananātha Kacciyarāyan alias Araśanārāyaṇan Ēliśaimōgan, 402, 403 Jananāthamangalam, the old name of Polonnaruva after the title of Rajaraja I, 173. Janapada, 457, 505. Janapada-nivaha, 483n. Janma-bhumi (Jivita), 529. Jaṭā Cōḍa, 180-1; wrongly identified with Jaṭavarman Sundara Pāṇḍya, 192n; J. Cola, 227. Jātakas, 23, 51 Jatavarman Sundara Pandyan, 509 Jāti-dharma, 526 Jatilavarman, Pandya King, 166n. Java, Sho-Po of the Chinese, 219; Influence on, 709 Javanese merchants, 605. Jayabahu I, of Ceylon, 316. Jayabhima temple at Tanjore, 450. Jayadhara, title of Kul. I, 330. Jayāditya, 688 Jayadratha, Sinhalese General, 368 Jayakesi I, Kadamba King of Goa, 273, 306. Jayamāḍa, 615 Jayamuri-Nāḍālvān Senāpati, a feudatory of Rājēndra II, 266 Jayangonda, a name of Rajaraja I, 186, 682 Jayangoṇḍār, author of *Kalingattupparaṇi*, Kavic-cakravarti, 13, 293, 304, 320, 668, 686. Jayangoṇḍaśōla-maṇḍalam, 465, 470, 505, 538, 682. Jayantamangala, 422. Jayapalas, 595. Jayasimha II, W. Calukya, succeeded Vikramaditya V, 204; war with Rajendra I, 205, 224. Jayasimha III, younger brother of Vikramaditya VI, 273, Viceroy of Banavase, 306, 308; his revolt against his brother and his seeking Kul. I's help, 309. Jayasinga Kula Kala, title of Araiyan Rajarajan, the General of Rajendra I, 205. Ji-lo-ting of Chau Ju-kua, 215 Jinagiripalli, 655 Jinālayas, erected by Ganga Perumanadi and destroyed by Cōḻa King, 258. Jina - Kāñcī (Tirupparuttikkuṉṟu), 645, 656. Jīvaka, 666, 667 Jñānarāśi, 649 Jīvita, 464, 529, 570, 575, 580 Jīvitapparru, 505 Jñāna Śivācārya of Sūryanārkoyil, 688. Julii, 84. Jus Connubii, of the rich Vellalas with royal families, 88. Jvala, Skt. form. of Salai, 190n.