Mānadeva

{

259, Bhādrap

1139

Wr. and Bh.-lal)

261 Pausa

1141

267 Māgha

1146-7

Paris, Burn. 104 V1, foll. 24-25a

285 [expd.] Srā- 1165, July | Camb. Add. 1693

As to this date, see the foregoing article,
page 1, note 5.

Vl f. 24b, Plate fig. 4, 5. I have supposed
this date to refer to the accession of
Ananda, though the passage is obscure.

See J.R.A.S. for 1888, p. 551.
Not purchased; full date transcribed :
284 Māgha śukla astamī ādityavāra.
Colophon copied (with mistakes) in Rāj
Mitra's Astas. Pref. p. xxiv, note.
Sunday, 8th July, 1165,' Kielhorn, Ind.
Ant. XVII, 249.

Full date (not given in R.A.S. Cat.): 286,
Phālguna sudi ekādaśyām ādityav.

Imperfect reading in Cat. supplemented
by a tracing from the MS. See the arti-
cle p. 7, note 7.

1 The date reads 186 māghakrsna divā daśamyā buddha [sic] dine. I suggested to Dr. Kielhorn (and he agrees), that divādané probably stands for dvādaśamyam tithau which gives 186 as an expired year (the usual solution for this era.) If however we interpret the date as meaning "on the tenth day," we have to take the rare solution (I. Ant. XVII. 252) of a current year, with the result (as Dr. Kielhorn informs me) Wednesday, 2nd February, 1065.

3345 (No. 542

342 Märga

1221

Add.

...

Not mentioned.

Reading of Cat. verified by tracing from
MS.

Date retouched. 'It does not work out'
(H. J.)

Probably Thursday, 11th July 1196. See note in B.M. Cat. Sk. MSS. p. 230.

:

3

17

15

Jayadeva

Jayabhīmadeva

...

380, expd. Caitra 1260 April... Tracing from 13, 3 mo.

:

...

MS. (Pañca-rakṣā) not described by Pandit. Full date from my notes: 367 Phālguna Sukla ekadaśī ādityav. Sunday, 17th Feb., 1247. (H.J.) See J.R.A.S., 9191, p. 688. A copied date and, doubtless copied wrong; for Dr. Jacobi reports that the week-day works out wrong and nakşatra impossible. Monday, June 7th, 1255 (K), when Punarvasu was the Naksatra; see the article, p. 8, note 4. See the same note. Wednesday, April 2nd, 1260' (Sewell); see p. 9, note 1.

349

:

:

( The second form is taken from V2 fol.
35, where the birth of Jayaşīham. is
recorded (349, Vais.; father: Jagat-
anekamalla) just before that of
Anantamalla.

Tracing from MS. confirms reading of
Cat., but no week-day is decipher-
able.

In the Cat. we must read, as my tracing
shows, Ananta for Ananda; but Dr.
Kielhorn reports that the date does
not work out correctly.

1 Though no MSS. of this reign are extant, Someśvara is duly recorded by Kirkpatrick (reign 6 years 3 months) and in V2 (fol. 32a), where we learn that he was the son of Mahendra and born in 240 Phalguna sudi 13, Ma Māghanakşatra. If the following phrase राजा श्रस्त वष ५३ means that he reigned and died in (240 + 53) 293, it will not fit well with the ascertained date of Amrtadeva.

* According to V8, fol. 32b, Arimalla, son of Jayaśi [sic], Malladeva, was born 274, reigned 15 years (according to V1 25 years 10 months; but this does not suit with the other dates) and lived 62 years 10 months. This puts his death towards the end of 336, which our last date from MSS. will just allow.

Now a

(Plate: fig. 7. 1. 1) we read that in his reign the Probably there is something wrong in this last

3 Born 366, son of Rajadeva. He was apparently childless. For at 266 Yuvaraj (जौराज the usual form in the Chronicle) Jayādityadeva imprisoned his uterine brother, Jayānandadeva. Jayāditya, according to V8 (350), was the son of Jayabhima, and was born 358.

J. I.