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

KINGS OF KASHMÍRA. 359
Rājāna son of Somarāja came out and took shelter
with the army of Chakrī. The Mārgapatis very much
felt this treachery of their friend when they came to
hear of it, and they cast aside the evil spirit of a hope
and returned by the same mountain road. Their army
divided itself into hundred different parts at the hill
named Mitradroha (treachery of friends), and united itself
again at Vāhyapalvala, and thence it went away. Habhe-
bha Khāna was taken ill and died in the way. His
followers placed the corpse in a litter and brought it to
Kashmīra. Last rites were given to it on the burial
ground; and the noble minded ministers placed the body
in a hollow in the ground by the side of his father.
The enemies who could not have been driven away
by means of arms, were thus, on the advent of Kācha
Chakra's good fortune, expelled by means of finger nails.
Malleka Jyangera, who was to the family of the Pratī-
hāra as the moon is to the sea, perished by fire in a
country outside Kashmīra. Chakrī then brought the
Mārgapatis Abdāla, Luhara, and others into the
country, and they came for the purpose of forming a
marriage alliance. For instance the Mārgapati Luhara
gave his daughter to Malleka Kācha Chakra, as if
Sachī was given to Indra. Chakresha gave his
daughter to Malleka Abdāla, but the father lost his
affection for his daughter shortly after the marriage.
Tāja Chakra then married the daughter of Mārgapati
Abdāla, as if Kandarpa married Rati. Kāñchana Chakra