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

try with king Yosobha, king Yākobha looked as beautiful
as the sun emerging from the clouds.
There are four different doctrines in the mlechchha
shāstra; and there arose a quartel among the people
owing to the difference that existed in these doctrines.
Shamsha Chakka became jealous of the king and con-
structed a fortification at Sadāshivapura with the inten-
tion to fight. King Yākobha then fought a great and
tumultuous battle with him near Diddāmatha in which
Shamsha Chakka took with him Alam̆māshira and
Malleka Ālaka. It was by the advice of Malleka Ālaka
that Shamsha Chakka then went to the village of
Svayyapura, situated in the midst of water, and occupied
it. As the rising sun speedily destroys the darkness of
night by its rays, even so Yākobha sent the soldiers of
his enemy to Yama by arrows discharged with his own
hand. Alam̆māshira Khāna fled after he had fought a
while, and the king besieged Shamsha Chakka within
the town. Yākobha obtained the victory, but from that
time he always apprehended danger from the king of
Madhyadesha.
The desire of king Jyalāladīna, sovereign of Madhya-
desha, to conquer Kashmīra prevailed again; and with
this view he sent there Kāsema Khāna who was served
by Chakka Haidara. Anxious to conquer Kashmīra,
the king ordered twenty-two leaders of army to march;
and these leaders of great glory promptly issued by his
orders from the city of Lāhora. Wells were dried up, tanks