A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.26

c22.26

Jagaddala Somanātha, Kannada author, 385 Jagadekamalla II (W. Cālukya), 189, 354, 385 — III (W. Cālukya), 190 Jagannātha temple at Puri, 465-7 Jagatipāla, 177 Jaggadevarāya, 287, see Gobburi Jaggarāya Jaggeyapeta (Budd. monuments), 455 Jainism, 3, 5, 97, 138-9, 142, 144, 412-13, 415-16, 419, 424, 426-7 Jaitugi (Yādava), 191, 210 — II (Yādava), 211 Jājnagar, 213, 224 Jakkanārya, Kannada author, 391 Jalal Khan, 244 Jalāl-ud-dīn (Khilji king), 218-19 Jalāl-ud-dīn Hasan Shah (of Madura), 228, 230 Jamalgarhi, 51 Jamāl-ud-dīn Husaini, Muslim saint, 239 Jambukeśvara temple, 461 Jambulamadugu, battle of, 288 Jami Masjid at Daulatabad, 477 — of Gulbarga, 476, 478 — of Bijapur, 479 Jamkhed, battle of, 282 Jananātha of Dhārā, 179 Janāśraya (Vishnu. Mādhavavarman II), 102 Janna, Kannada poet, 385-6 Jaṭā-Choḍa Bhīma, Telugu Choḍa Chief, 173 Jaṭāvarman Kulaśekhara (Pāndya king), 189, 203 Jaṭāvarman Sundara Pāndya, 206-8, 212 Jātaveda Dīkshita, Sanskrit author, 350 Jaṭila Parāntaka Neḍuñjaḍaiyan (Pāndya king), 150 Jatinga-Rāmeśvara, 14 Jaugada, 84 Java, 4, 15, 78 Jayakeśi II of Goa, (Kadamba), 182, 185 Jayanandivarman, Bāṇa chieftain, 150 Jayangondār, Tamil poet, 366 Jayantavarman (Pāndya king), 146