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

masjeda, vihāra,—and altogether erected twenty or thirty
buildings in the kingdom. Phiryyadāmara built at Jaina-
pura a well proportioned khānagāha, and a masodāha
beautiful on account of its extensive yard, and he spent one
koti on the occasion of the first entry into these edifices,
distributing gifts according to all shāstras. Hayātakhātonā,
the beloved of the king, and radiant with wealth, re-
paired the maṭha at Mṛigavāṭa which had been burnt
down; and queen Bhomārakhātonā built a new maṭha
at Jainanagara with her own money near the palace. The
princess Jayarālā, born of the royal family, built a new
khānagāha by the side of Shekandharapura. The
barber, Pheraṭhakkura, was an officer of the king,
the works of piety which he built like the yard
of masedāha adorned Jainapura. He was bent on
doing good deeds, and built a beautiful maṭha on the
banks of the river at Vijayesha. Sayyabhāṇḍapati built
a vihāra at Vijayeshvara, which was to the cause of
religion as a spacious road by which an army can march.
His brothers Lakshmamera and others, chiefs among
merchants, built a new stone temple of Bhīmasvāmī Gaṇe-
sha. The faces of the mlechchhas became dark and were
bent down, as if at the sight of that high white-washed
temple of Gaṇesha. Others also erected various buildings
high and low, and the country was covered with them, and
looked like heaven. A virtuous man thinks to himself that
many rich people have lived before and spent years in
hoarding, but only a few cowries were placed on their