The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.84.3

c10.84.3

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.