गुप्त अभिलेख संग्रह (जे. एफ. फ्लीट - गुप्त सम्राटों एवं परवर्ती नरेशों के ऐतिहासिक पाषाण व ताम्रलेख)

318 CORPUS INSCRIPTIONUM INDICARUM, VOL. III.
Chronology, Table I., in respect of the
intercalations for the southern Vikrama
years, 87 n.;—instances of intercalation
of the month Mārgaśīrsha, which is
usually held to be not liable to
tercalation, 93;—and of the month
Pa sha, though the same rule is held to
apply . . . . . . . . 179
Īśa, the god Śiva as 'the lord, the power-
ful one' . . . . . . . 87
Īśāgaḍh District, inscriptions from the 21, 34, 258
Īśānavarman (Maukhari), 14, 206, 220,
221;—his wife was Lakshmīvatī, 221;
— he was conquered by Kumāragupta
of Magadha . . . . . . . 206
Īśvara, the god Śiva, as 'the lord, the
powerful one' . . . . . . 180
Īśvaradāsa, the writer of the grant of
Saṁkshōbha of the (Gupta) year 209 . 116
Īśvaraśarman, a grantee . . . . . 243
Īśvaraśarmārya, a grantee . . . . 243
Īśvaravarman, Mahārāja (Maukhari),
221, 229, 230;— his wife was Upa-
guptā, 221;—his Jaunpur inscription 228
Īśvaravāsaka, an ancient village or allot-
ment granted to the great Stūpa at
Sāñchi . . . . . . . . 33
Jabalpur District, an inscription from the 117
Jāhnavī, the river Gaṅgā, as 'the daugh-
ter of Jahnu' . . . . . . 169, 181
Jāikadēva, a king of Saurāshṭra, not
to be identified, if his Dhiniki grant is
genuine, with the Jāiṅka of the Mōrbī
grant, 61, 62;—examination of the
date in his grant, purporting to be in the
Vikrama year 794, with the result that
this grant must be held to be spurious 62 n.
Jain inscriptions . . . . . 65, 258
Jain sect or religion; proof of its
existence in the fourth century A.D.
is furnished by the Kahāuṁ pillar
inscription of Skandagupta . . . 16, 66
Jāiṅka, a chieftain in Kāṭhiāwaḍ; remarks
on the reading and interpretation of
the date of his Mōrbī grant of the
(Gupta) year 585 expired, 21, 98,
58 n.;—examination of the details of
the date, 97;—he is not to be identi-
fied with the Jāikadēva of the Dhiniki
grant, if the latter is a genuine record . 62
Jāmbavatī, wife of the god Vishṇu in his
incarnation as Krishṇa . . . . 270
Janārdana, the god Vishṇu, as 'exciting
or agitating men' . . . . . 90, 189
janēndra, 'a lord of a people or tribe,
contrasted with narādhipati, 'a chief
ruler of men' . . . . . . 151 n.
Jasō State, an inscription from the . . 233
Jaunpur, the chief town of the Jaunpur
District; the inscription of Īśvaravar-
. . . . . . . . . . 228
Jayabhaṭṭa, a proper name . . . . 274
Jayadēva I., the first historical person
in the family of the Lichchhavis of
Nēpāl, 185, 186, 189, 191;—calculating
back from the recorded date for
Mānadēva, his initial date is about A.D.
330, . . 191;—and this needs but little
adjustment to place him in A.D. 320,
and to make the so-called Gupta era
run from the commencement of his
reign . . . . . . . . 135
Jayadēva II., Rāja (Ṭhākuri of Nēpāl),
183, 184, 187 to 191;—he had the
biruda or second name of Parachakra-
kāma, 184, 187;—his wife was Rājya-
matī, 187;—notice of an inscription of
the (Harsha) year 145, which is pro-
bably one of his records, 183;—and of
his inscription of the year 153 . . 183, 185 to 188
Jayadēva, Rājaputra, the Dūtaka of the
inscription of Śivadēva II. of the
(Harsha) year 119 . . . . . 182
Jayanātha, Mahārāja (of Uchchakalpa),
119, 123, 128, 131, 138;—his wife was
Muruṇḍadēvī or Muruṇḍasvāminī, 128,
132, 138;—his Kārītalāi grant of the
(Gupta or Kalachuri) year 174, . 117;
—his Khōh grant of the year 177 . 121
Jayarāja, or Mahā-Jayarāja, Rāja (of
Śarabhapura), 194;—his Āraṅg grant 191
jaya-skandhāvāra, 'a victorious camp'
. . . . . . . . . . 180, 217, 257
Jayasvāmin, Mahārāja (of Uchchakalpa),