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

from Kashmīra ;—Introduction of cannon into the
country ;—Return of Ādamakhāna and the removal
of Hājyakhāna from Kashmīra ;—Rebellion of Hājya-
khāna ;—Battle of Mallashilā ;—Cruelties of Ādama-
khāna —Retreat of Hājyakhāna ;—The king’s mistaken
policy ;—Last rites of those who had fallen in the
battle. CHAPTER II. Prosperity of Ādamakhāna
—Dust rain ;—Famine of the year 36 ;—Production
of oil from pine. CHAPTER III. Dust rain ;—Inun-
dation of the year 38 ;—Return of prosperity ;—
Town of Jainatilaka ;—Jayasimha of Rājapurī ;—Helāla-
pura ;—Construction of buildings within Jayāpīḍa-
pura ;—Festivity of Gaṇachakra ;—Festivity of lamps
on account of the birth of the Vitastā :—Outrages
committed by Ādamakhāna ;—His rebellion :—Recalling
Hājyakhāna ;—Battle of Svayyapura ;—Popular feeling ;
—Arrival of Hājyakhāna and retreat of Ādamakhāna ;—
Hājyakhāna appointed heir-apparent ;—His qualification
and his prosperity. CHAPTER IV. Chaitra festival
and the sport of flowers ;—Theatre ;—Fire-works ;—
Manufacture of gun-powder ;—Song and music ;—The
authors of the period ;—Hājyakhāna and his followers ;—
The king’s gifts to the people and his return to the
capital. CHAPTER V. Public works of the king ;—
Feast of rice ;—Excavation of canals and the pros-
perity of the country ;—The Ḍala or the Sūreshvarī
lake ;—Abolition of a funeral tax ;—Satī rite;—Vihāras at
the Mārī confluence ;—Encouragement to the cultivation
of learning ;—Indent of books from distant countries ;
—The author’s recitation of the Vāshishṭa Brahmadar-
shana before the king ;—Translation of various Saṁskṛita
works ;--The king’s pilgrimage. CHAPTER VI. The
king’s public works ;—Presents received by the king,—
Introduction of the art of weaving silk and wollen
fabrics. CHAPTER VII. Rope dance ;—Appearance
of evil omens ;—Famine in Khurāsāna and other
countries ;— Burning of Svayyapura ;—Copper-plate ins-