The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.85.2

c10.85.2

capital of Peruñjiṅga II, 155 Śengamala Dās, 394 Śengēṇi, 110 Śengēṇi, family, 341, 391 Śengēṇi-Ammaiyappan-Attimallan alias Vikrama-Chōḷa Sambuvaraiyan, 127 — father of Alagiya-Chōḷa, 132 — Kaṇṇuḍai-Perumāḷ, local chief at North Arcot, 123, 124 Śengēṇi-Śambūvarāyan, chief, 195 Śenguṭṭuvan, Chēra, 15, 339, 341 Seuṇa, the Dēvagiri-Yādava king, 127, 138 Seuṇadēśa, 117 Seuṇa Chandara (Krishna, Yādava king), 148 Seuṇa Rāmachandra, Yādava king, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 170; his defeat by Alau-d-dīn, 171, 174; his defeat by Malik Kafur, 175 Sēralan, Chēra king, 55 Sēt-Śenni-Nalam-Kiḷḷi, 15, 340 Seringapatam, under Haidar, 59, 111, 183, 301, 305 Sētupati Kāṭṭa Raghunātha Tēvan, gift by, 288 Sētupati Raghunātha Kāṭṭa, grant by, 292 Sētupati Raghunātha Tēvan, in Ramnad, 288 ‘ Sēuna-dēśa ’, Yādavas of, 405 Sēuṇa Dynasty, 392 Sēvana Mahādēva, Yādava king, 156, 157, 158 Sevappa Nāyaka, 252, 262, 394 Sēvūr, 27 Mr. Sewell, N. 86, 134, 169, 183, 189, 207, 216, 220, 243 n-249 and 253 Shabābu-d-dīn, 345 Shādi Khān, 342 Shāh Ahmad, the cruelty of, 214 Shāh Ālam I, same as Muāzzām, 292 — alias Bahādur Shāh; death of, 293 — emperor; cession of provinces to the Mahrattas by, 305 Shāh Ālam II, emperor; death of, 302, 303, 308, 313, 367 Shāh Ali, 371 Shāh Jahān, emperor, 273, 274, 275, 276, 279, 281, 367 Shāji, 276, 292-395 Shāhjī, alias Bāwā Sāhib, of Kolhāpūr, 314, 365 Shāhjī, Rāja of Satāra;