History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c35.102.1

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SABUKTEGÎN or Subaktagîn (977-997 A.D.), founder of the Ghaznawî dynasty, ii. 191 Safdar Jang, tomb of, near the Qutb, ii. 323-324 Sahadeva and Nakula Rath, Mâmallapuram, i. 336 Sahasrâm, tomb of Sher Shâh at, ii. 218, 292 St Stephens, Walbrook, resemblance to Hindû plans, i. 318 St Thomas, the apostle, i. 30, 222 Śaiśunâga dynasty (650-320 B.C.), i. 15-16, 18 Saiva worship, i. 42, ii. 108; Temple at Polonnaruwa, i. 248; In Nepâl, 277; Panchâyatana, ii. 144 *note* Sajjanâlaya, in Siam, temples at, ii. 408, 411 Sakas, Skythian invaders, i. 31 Sâkya monastery in Tibet, i. 293-294 Sâkyamuni, the Buddha, i. 16-17, 275, 280; Relics of, 64-65, 79-80; Image, 292, 293, ii. 3 Salîmgarh, Delhi, ii. 288 Salsette caves, i. 199-200 Sâluvankuppam, tiger cave at, i. 333, 341-342 Sâma Jâtaka, i. 213 Samara on the Tigris, minaret at, ii. 468-469 Samarkand buildings, ii. 286 Samet Sikhar or Pârasnâth hill, ii. 44 *Samosaranas*, *Samosans*, Jaina stûpas, i. 54 *note*, 130, ii. 28, 29, 33, 34 *note*, 37 Samudragupta, king (*cir.* 370-380 A.D.), i. 23, 24, 306; Inscription, 57 Sam-yas monastery, Tibet, i. 293 Sânâ caves, in Kâthiâwâr, i. 179 and *note* Sânchi-Kânâkhedâ, great stûpa at, i. 22-24, 59, 66-70; View, plan and section, 69; Rails at, 90, 102, 111-119, 250; Gateways, 37, 104-110, ii. 136; Small stûpa, i. 111-112; Torans, 114, 115; Sculptures, 123, 222; Lâts, 59; Inscriptions, 113 *note*, 114; Chaitya, 320 Sangamesvara temple at Pattadakal, ii. 89 Sangatsudo, temple at Todaiji, Nara, ii.