History of Gujarát / Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency, Volume I, Part I.

by James M. Campbell

Jám Sihta: Samma chief of little Kachh, [518].

Janáśraya: [56].

Janáwal: Chunvál, [509], [513].

Jandur: Rander, [509 note 4], [520].

Janjira: identified with Puri, [107]; island, [207], note 1; fort, residence, and stronghold of the Sidi or Abyssinian admirals of Bijápur, [285], [546].

Jankojiráo Sindia: adopted son of Báizábai, widow of Dowlatráv Sindia, [437].

Jánoji Bhonsle: of Nágpur, partisan of Rághoba, [399].

Janwal: Chunvál or Viramgám, [509]. See Janáwal and Junáwal.

Jariya: goldsmiths, origin of, [464].

Jatiyas: tanners, [451].