The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.84

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Salakam-Tirumala, general of Vijayanagar (Achyuta), 245, 246, 247 Sālankāyanas, 21; the fall of, 404 Sālār Jang, Sir, minister to the Nizām, 314, 344 *Salavanay*, same as Sāluva Nāyaka, 245 Sale, General, 315 Salem, 148, 166 Sālīvātipati-Pandya, 253 Sālīvātipati, alias Tirunelvēli Perumāl, 252, 254, 256, 257, 381 Salsette, territory of, 243n, 251, 263 Sālukki chief, perhaps a Kālahasti Rāja, 158 Sāluva, 387, 388 Sāluva Dēpanna, prince; mention of, 232 Sāluva Dynasty (B), 401 Sāluva family chiefs, 387 Sāluva Gōvinda, 239, 241, 242, 388 Sāluva Immaḍi Rāya-Mahārāya, son of, (foot-note, p.

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1), 232 Sāluva Malla, 388 Sāluva Mangi, mentioned in an inscription at Gōranṭla in Anantapur district, 193 Sāluvamangi, 387 Sāluva Narasimha, minister to the king of Vijayanagar (Virūpāksha), 213, 220n, 221 to 231, 235, 246, 265, 388 Sāluva Narasimha, date of usurpation of, 403 Sāluva Narasimha I, usurper, 401 Sāluva Pedda Mallappa, 388 Sāluva Rāma, the death of, 203 Sāluva Samburāya, building of a temple by, 215 Sāluva Sangama, 229, 230 Sāluva Tikkama, general of Ramachandra, 161, 163 Sāluva Timma, minister to Krishna dēva Rāya, 224, 237, 241, 243, 244, 245, 388 Sāluva Timmaya, 238 Sāluva Tippa, married Dēva Rāya's elder sister, 217, 227 Sāluva Tippaya, 219 Sāluva Tirumala, alias Timmana, minister to Mallikārjuna, 220, 222, 228 Sāluva Tirumala, son of Gōpa, 220 Sāluva Tirumalayya, alias Timma, 222 Sāluva Viṭhala, 388 Sāluva Vīra Narasimha, alias Chellapa, 237 Sāluva Yerra Kampa, 388 *Salvatinica*, the same as Sāluva Timma, 245 Sāmanta Bhōja, minister of Ganapati, 147 Sāmantavarma, 357 Samaya, general of Vajrahasta V, 75 'Samb', short for 'Sambuvarāya', 388 Sāmbāji, son of Shāji, 280, 282, 288 Sāmbāji, seizure of the Jāghīr of, 280 Sambhāji I, 365 Sambhāji II, 293, 365 Sambhāji, of Kolhāpūr, 313; defeat of, by Bāji Rao, 295 Sambhāji Bhonsla, in Mysore, 280 Sambūr Vaḍagarai, inscriptions at, 221, 223 Sambuvarāyan, chief of the Sengēṇi family, 143, 145 Sambuvarāya chiefs, 388, 389 Sambuvarāyan, ruler of Pālār basin, 142, (foot-note, p.

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142) Samgrāma Rāghava, title of Parāntaka I, 43 Sāmidēva, 382 Sāmiya, 40, 41 Samkara, son of Sandaiyan Tiruvaiyan I, 54 Samkara, Yādava king, son of Rāmachandra, put to death by Malik Kāfur, 178; death of, 405 Samkara-dēva, 397 Samkaragaṇa, 35, 383 Samprati, a grandson of Asoka, ruler over the western provinces of the Mauryan Empire, 7, 320 Samudra Gopayya, a general of Narasimha II, 140 Samudragupta, 349; his victories and conquests, 17 Sandaiyan, Vaidumba chief, 42, 397 Sandayan-Tiruvayan I, 397 Sandaya Tiruvayya Srikanṭha, Vaidumba chief, 49 Sandaiyan Tiruvaiyan I, Vaidumba chief, 54 Sandaiyan Tiruvaiyan II, elder brother of Samkara, 54, 397 Sandimat, or Sāndima or Sāndimattivu, 62, 63 San-fot-s'i, Palembang called in Chinese annals, 65, (foot-note, p. 66) Sangam, age of, the same as the age of Senguṭṭuvan Chēra, 16 Sangama, a Yādava chief, 184, 185 Sangama I, 400 Sangama II, son of Kampana I, 193, 400 Sangama, Dynasty, 400 Sangama-Oṭṭa-Mahi Pālanai, (foot-note, p. 65) Sangha, 324 Sanghadāman, 321 Sangoli, C. P. grant, from Banavāsi, 20 Samgrāma-Vijayōttunga, successor of Srīmāra Vijayōtunga, 66 Sangukoṭṭam, battle at, 65; no warrant for a battle at this place, (foot-note, p.

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65) Sankama, 356 Sankama, Kalachūri prince, 117, 120, 121 Sankara, eldest son of Yādava Ramachendra, 171 Sankarāchārya, the great teacher, 32 Sankaragaṇa, 356 Sankaragrāma, another name of Sankaramangai, 27 Sankaramangai, battle at, 27 Sankaranāyanār Kōvil, record at, 229 Sankha I, 375, 383 Sankila, 35 Sankuka or Samkaragaṇa, 35 Sāntāji, 365, 395 Sāntalā dēvi, senior queen of Vishnuvardhana, 101, 106 Sāntaligē 1000 tract, 77, 80, 84, 87, 89, 112, 114, 224 Sāntānṛpa, father of Sōyidēva, 112 Sāntara', prefixed to the name of Bhairarasa, 269 — chiefs, 44, 86, 111, 217, 389, 390 — Māru, 356 — province of, 99 Sāntavarma, father of Kīrtti, 124 Sāntayya, ruler of Eḍenāḍ country, 67 Sānteya-dēva, Sāntara chief, 124, 390 Sāntivarma, Kadamba king, his Andhra titles, 19, 53 — ruler of Banavāsi 12,000 country, 51, 352, 353 — II, 353 Saptama Vishnuvardhana, E.

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Chālukya name of Kulōttunga I, 86 Sarfōji, adopted son of Tuljāji, 310, 313 — of Tanjore, cession of his territories by, 311-395 — rule along with Tukāji of, 294 Sarpāvaram, record at, 128 Sarva Amōghavarsha, Rāshtrakūṭa king, 37 Sarvajit, year, 33 Sasikula-Chālukki-Vīra-Nareshimha-Yādava-Rāja, Vīra Rākshasa Yādava Rāja called, 125, 395 Sātāhaniraṭṭha, 17 Sātakarṇi, 324 Saucha Kamba, Govinda III's elder brother, 38 Salōra, attacked by the Mughals, 291 — Mahratta sovereigns of, 365 Sāta Sātakarṇi, an Andhra king, 13, 324 Sātavāhana kings, 324 Satraps or Kshatrapas, ruling in Northern and Western India, 8 Satrubhayankara-Muttaraiyan, 394 Sāttan Paliyili, 394 Sattanapalle in Guntur district, 119 Satya, son of Dēvēndra-Varma, 44 Satya I, half-brother of Mummadi Bhima II, 102, 361 — II, Konamandala chief, 130 Satyadāman, 321 Satyamangalam, 214, 400