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Jagadīçvara, author of the Hāsyārṇava, [261], [262].
Jagajjyotirmalla, Haragaurīvivāha by, [76], n. [2], [247], [248].
Jagannātha, writer on poetics, [325].
Jain Māhārāṣṭrī, [256].
Jaina allegorical drama, [253]–6.
Jains, and drama, [45], [46], [253]–6, [286].
Jāmbavant, a bear, [227], [228], [229].
Janaka, of Videha, [189], [190], [202], [223], [227], [228], [245], [271].
Jan̄gamas, criticism of the, [263].
Jantuketu, a doctor, [261].
Jarta, victory of, over Hūṇas, [168].
Jaṭāyu, a vulture, [100], [189], [194], [228], [229], [245].
Jātūkarṇī, mother of Bhavabhūti, [186].
Javan drama, [57].
Jayadeva, author of the Gītagovinda, [40], [272].
Jayadeva, author of the Prasannarāghava, [226], [242], [244]–6, [271], [363].
Jayadratha, of Sindhu, [96], [213], [215].
Jayakeçin, the Karṇāṭa, [256].
Jayantasiṅha, son of Vastupāla, [248].
Jayaprabha Sūri, teacher of Rāmabhadra Muni, [259].
Jayasiṅha Sūri, author of the Hammīramadamardana, [248]–50.
Jayatala, king of Mewār, [249].
Jayataladevī, wife of Vīradhavala, [250].
Jayāpīḍa (A.D. 779–813), of Kashmir, [171], [368].
Jester, see Vidūṣaka.
Jhāṁkīs, of Bombay and Mathurā, [33]. [[381]]
Jīmūtavāhana, hero of the Nāgānanda, [174], [175], [177], [179], [305], [306], [323], [326].
Jinamaṇḍana, author of the Kumārapālaprabandha, [256].
Jīvasiddhi, in the Mudrārākṣasa, [205], [207].
Jñānanidhi, teacher of Bhavabhūti, [186].
Jñānarāçi, a Bhāgavata, [263].
Jogīmārā cave, [54], [86], [89].
Jones, Sir William, [160].
Judgement, as a character, [251], [252].
Juncture (sandhi), [298]–300, [346]–51.
Jyotirīçvara Kaviçekhara, author of the Dhūrtasamāgama, [261].