Nrutyaratna Kosh Part 02

SR No.: 034222
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Kumbhkarna Nrupati
Publisher: Rajasthan Purattvanveshan Mandir
Publication Year: 1889
Total Pages: 258
Language: Sanskrit
Classification: Book_Devnagari
File Size: 8 MB

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NRTYARATNAKOSA
Mother :
The name of the mother of Kālasena was Jasamāmbikā.
Chief Queen:
His chief queen's name was Sri-Karmavati-Lasumā (or Lakbumā) Devil. She came from the family of Nikumbha-chieftains.
We have some evidence regarding the existence of the Nikumbhaars'a. Two inscriptions of this family- one of the Slaka year 1075= 1153 A. D. of Govana - III and the other of the Saka year 1128=1206 A. D. mentioning a grant of a village to a college for the study of the works of Bhāskaräcārya, - have been published. From these two inscriptions the following pedigree is given by Bühler,
Nikumbhavamsa 1. Kļņarāja - 1 ( about 1000 A. D.) 2. Govana - I
Govind rāja
4. Govana - II
5.
Krsnarāja - II
6. Indrarāja - married Sridevi of the Sāgara race, regent after his
death, 7. Govana - III .
8. Sonhaďadeva 9. Hemādideva (S'aka 1128=1206-7 A. D.“)
From an inscription of Sonhadadeva we learn that the Nikumbhavamsa was a feudatory family of the Yādavas of Devagir The Yādava
1. The name in the three Pras'astis of the P. R. K. pp. 18 34 and 55 is Laghu.
mādevi, but in the every long Pras'asti (p.75) the name is Lukhumādevi as above. 2. A grant of a prince named Prithivivallabha-Nikumbhallas'akti of Sendraka
family was issued from Bagumra of Baroda territory on the 8th August, A.D.655 He was in charge of Lāța. See B. G. Vol. I, Part II, pp. 311 and 360. We cannot say whether this Nikumbhallas'akti has anything to do with the Nikumbba.
vams'a. 3. Indian Antiquary Vol. III 1879 pp. 39-42 and Journal of the Royal Asiatic
Society: N. S. Vol. I pp. 414-418 respectively. 4. There is a misprint in the I, A. The years are given as 1216-17 A.D The
mistake has been repeated in the Khandesh and Nasik Gazetteers. After describing in the first seven verses Bhāskarācārya (1-3), the Yadu-vas'a (4) Bhillama and Jaitrapāla (5) and Singhapa (6-7) the inscription proceeds: q araganu 11 TH HIFATatry etc. J. R. A. S; N. S. Vol. I pp. 414-15,
5.