The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.83

c10.83

Saādat Ali, 326 Saādat-ullah-Khān, Navāb of the Carnatic, 292; death of, 295, 326 Saādat-ullā-Khān, a Saiyid, 286 Saādat-ullah-Khān II, 326 Sabbāmbikā, wife of Gonka II, 115, 118, 122, 363, 399 Saḍaiyan, 361 Saḍaiyan, father of Karunaṇdan, 36 Saḍaiyan-Māran, Pāṇḍya king, 51 Sadāśiva, 249, 250, 252, 259, 260, 262, 401 Sadāśiva, beginning of the rule of, 248 Sadāśiva, flight of, 258 Sadāśiva, life after dethronement of, 261 Sadāśiva, supremacy of, 251 Sadāśiva, the British Museum plates of, 255 Sadāśiva Nāyaka, reign of, 360 Sadāśiva Rao Bhau, different from Viśvaś Rao, (foot-note 1, 366) Sadāśiva-Rāya, 257 Saḍayakan-Sētupat-Kātta I, 391 Saḍayakan II, 391 Sadras, south of Madras, 279 Saifdar Āli, son of Dost Āli, 297, 326 Sagar, an inscription at, 112, 119, 191 Sāhasamalla, usurper of the Ceylonese throne, 131, 320 Sāhib Jadda, son of Murtazā, 298 Sāhib Jadda (Zāda), 326 Sahini-Gannama-Nāyuḍu, general of Rudramma, 158 Sāhuji, same as Shājī, 292, 296, 301, 395 Saigoṭṭa, alias Sivamāra II, 31 Saḷiapaschatyadipa, tract of, 117 Sailodbhava family, 23 Saiyid Dynasty, 345 ‘Sakalalōka Chakravarti’, title of Veṇrumaṇ Koṇḍa-Samb, 389 Sūkāmbā, 361 Śaka tribes settle in Northern India, 12; Kushan dynasty, 320 Śakkarakōṭṭam, capture of, 64; identification with a place near Jagadalpur (foot-note, p. 65), 84 Śaktivarman, E. Chāḷukya prince, 56, 337 Salābat Jang, 341 Salābat Jang, brother of Nāsir Jang, 299 Salābat Jang, estrangement of the French from, 301 Salābat Jang, murder of, 303