द्वितीय राजतरङ्गिणी (जोनराज - कल्हणोत्तर मध्यकालीन कश्मीर का प्रामाणिक इतिहास)

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Jainollābhadīna ;—His virtues and good government ;—
Jasratha ;—Instances of the king's administration of
justice ;—Abolition of the practice of taking money
by judges from plaintiffs and defendants ;—Another
instance of the king's administration of justice ;—Reward
given to the author ;—The king suffers from a boil ;—
Physician Shivabhaṭṭa ;—The king's public works
and conciliation of the Hindus ;—The great men of his
court ;—His military exploits ;—Exile of Nosrata ;—
Sadaula ;—A yogi ;—Birth of a prince ;—Murder of the
Yogi by Sadaula ;—His punishment ;—Birth of other
princes ;—Excavation of canals and building of
towns etc ;—Establishment of offices for the registration
of the sale of lands ;—Extraction of jewels from mines
and gold from the sands of rivers ;—Public works of the
king's officers ;—Feud between Sayedha and Shūra ;—
The king's religious propensities ;—His idea of filling
up the Mahāpadma lake ;—An inundation ;—Filling
up of the centre of the Mahāpadma lake ;--Building
towns on and about it ;—Reformation of the Ḍomba
thieves ;—Prohibition to kill birds and fish in several
tanks ;—An instance of the king's administration
of justice ;—The nobles of his court ;—His gifts to
boys ;—Planting of sugar-cane by the king ;—His reli-
giousness and power ;—Conclusion.
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KINGS OF KASHMĪRA—THIRD SERIES,
BY SHRĪVARA.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
BOOK I.
Invocation ;—The author's account of himself ;—
Virtues of king Jainollābhadīna ;—Sons of the king's
nurse ;—The king's foreign conquests. CHAPTER I.
The king's three sons ;—Removal of Ādamakhāna