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The Early History of India, from 600 B.C. to the Muhammadan Conquest, including the Invasion of Alexander the Great c36.124

The Early History of India, from 600 B.C. to the Muhammadan Conquest, including the Invasion of Alexander the Great c36.124

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Jatāvarman Sundara I, Pāṇḍya, 476. Jāti defined, 141 *n.*, 423 *n.*, 431 *n.* Jaṭinga-Rāmeśvara, inscriptions of Asoka at, 176 *n.* Jaugaḍa, inscriptions of Asoka at, 177 *n.* Javelins, Indian, 70, 131. Jayachchandra = Jaichand Rāja, 400. Jayachchandra, Kanauj king, 435 *n.* Jayadeva, poet, 422. Jayāpīda, king of Kashmīr, 387. *Jayaskandhāvāra*, meaning of, 414 *n.* Jaxartes, river, 240, 264, 377. Jejākabhukti, kingdom, 405. Jews, Hadrian's war with the, 294. Jhang, town, 97, 98: District, 97 *n.*, 100. Jihlam (Jhelum), river, 62, 64 *n.*, 82: city, 67, 68, 75, 83–8: District, 64. Jinasena, Jain leader, 446. Jīvaka, court physician, 65 *n.* Jīvitagupta, king, 331. Jñāna Yaśa, Buddhist saint, 276 *n.* Joan-joan, horde, 339. Jodhpur, chiefs of, 400 *n.*, 405. Jogaltembhi hoard, 230. Juān-Juān tribe = Avārs, 428 *n.* Judas = St. Thomas, 246. Julia Domna, empress, 13. Julianus, Roman emperor, 294. Julien, Stanislas, translator of Hiuen Tsang, 26. Jumna, river, 327, 363, 395. Jūnāgaṛh, town, 140 *n.*, 327. Jūnah, ruler, 289 *n.* Jushka, Kushān king, 275 *n.*