Age of the Nandas and Mauryas c22.45

c22.45

Jacobi, 191, 193, on the Arthaśāstra, 195; on the Samacharis, 161 n. Jaina canon, the 286. Jainism 248; Kauṭilya's animosity towards, 324; patronage to, 245, 246; and Sanskrit, 325, 326; in South India, 252. Jain literature, 340-41. Jalauka, a son of Aśoka, 219, 245. Jamadagni (Yamataggi), 288. Jambudvipa, 233. Jambukola, 218. Janaka king of Mithilā, 19. Jānapada (Rāshṭra) an administrative division, 21, 22, 120, 224, 225. Janapadakalyāṇī, mother of Aśoka (?) 208. Jānussoni, 289. Jātakas, the, 224, 274, 275, 308; on the different kinds of śilpas, 349; on the units of currency, 279; on the voyages of the Indian merchants, 270. Jātakamāla, a work of Aryaśūra, 196. Jaṭilakas, the 164. Jaṭilian, minister of Chandragupta, 164. Jatinga Ramesvara, Minor Rock Edict at, 204. Jaugada, Asoka's inscription at, 203, 204, 205, 303. Jayaskandhāvāra, camp of victory, 158. Jayaswal K. P. 191; on the sculptures at Patna, 345 and n. Jeṭṭha, (alderman) 274. Jewellery in the Nanda Maurya period, 268. Jhelum, battle of the 57-64. Jñātṛkaputra, see Mahāvīra, 296. Johnston E. H., 191; on the Arthaśāstra, 196. Jolly, on the Arthaśāstra, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195. Junagadh Rock inscription of Rudradāman, 134; mention of Chandragupta in the, 139. Justice, administration of, 185-187. Justin, 13, 23, 41, 135, 151, 166; on the meeting of Chandragupta with Alexander, 133, 144; on Chandragupta's overthrow of the existing government, 144-145; on the Mauryan revolution, 24; on the oppression of Chandragupta, 148, 157-58. on the origin of Chandragupta, 141; on 'the royal harlot', 50, reference by, to the feats of Chandragupta, 143; sources of, on Chandragupta 143.