Jagat Malla

Jagat Malla was the nineteenth king of the Malla dynasty. He ruled from 994 to 1007 CE.[1]

Jagat Malla
19th king of the Mallabhum
Reign994 - 1007 CE
ReligionHinduism

History

Jagat Malla gets special attention in the history of the Malla dynasty, as it is believed that as per the direction of the Goddess Jagadamba Ma Mrinmoyee, he shifted his capital from Pradyumnapur to Bishnupur. According to myth, Jagat Malla once went to Bishnupur for a hunt. The then Bishnupur was covered with a dense forest. At that place he noticed that a heron, sitting on a branch of a tree, repeatedly attacked one of his hunting dogs. Upon seeing that he was very astonished and thought that the place has definitely some supernatural power. Then Ma Mrinmoyee appeared to him and told him to shift his capital to Bishnupur and he did so. It is told that Bishnupur was previously a village and named Bishnupur as per the name of the guardian deity Vishnu. In 997 CE., Jagat Malla established Mrinmoyee temple. During his rule, Bishnupur was a very developed and also was a self-sufficient kingdom. Jagat Malla reigned for thirteen years. There were several Malla Kings after Jagat Malla, among them Prithwi Malla (1295 CE. to 1319 CE.), Dinabandhu Malla (1334 CE. to 1345 CE.) and Shiv Singh Malla (1370 CE. to 1460 CE.).[1][2]

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References
  1. Dasgupta 2009, p. 20.
  2. Pandey, Dr.S.N. (September 2010). West Bengal General Knowledge Digest. Upkar Prakashan. p. 28. ISBN 9788174822826. Retrieved 10 January 2016.

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