The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.85.4

c10.85.4

death of, 299 Shamsu-d-dīn, brother of Ghiyāsu-d-dīn, 205, 327 Shamsu-d-dīn Altamsh, 344 Shashṭhadēva I, 354 — II, 354 Shēr Singh, defeat of, 316 Shikārpur, inscriptions at, 119 Shimoga, 26, 49, 82, 92, 221 Shōlavandān, capture of, 301 Shir Shāh, the Afghān, 248 Sholingar, 22 ‘ Shore temple ’, at Māvalivaram, 26 Shuja, 287, 367 Siam, 89 Siddala, 400 Siddappa Nāyaka, 359 Siddhalingamaḍam, 46, 164 Siddhāpura, Asokan edicts at and neighbourhood of, 6, 11 Siddhavaṭṭam, in Cuddapah District, 264 Siddhi, 396 Sigādēvī, wife of Udayāditya, 67, 372 Sikandar, 322 Sikandar Lōdi, 345 Sikandar Shāh, death of, 314 Silāhāra Dynasties, 392 Silāhāras, of Koṅkan, 35 Śilāmēgna Sēna, alias King Sēna, 34 Śilapadikāram, 377 Simha, 390 Simha, alias Vīra-Rākshasa-Yādava, 125 Simhāchalam, temple at, 91, 163, 165, 167, 170, 172, 173, 187, 191, 193, 204, 238, 241 Simhala, Yādava King Singhaṇa II, 133 Simhapōta, 371 Simha Samkrānti, 84 Simhasēna, 322 Simhavarman, 90, 353 Simhavarman I, Pallava king, 18, 19, 375 Simhavarman II, 20, 374 Simhavishṇu, 342, 374 Simha Vishṇu-Potaraja, Pallava king, his victories, 21, 27, 28 Śimuka, 324 Sinda families, 392, 393 Sindagerē, lord of, 92 Sinda Rāchamalla, 393 Sindavādi, tract of, 100 Sindavādi, the country of, 145, 392 Sindia, 312, 316 Singa, general of Kākatīya-Pratāpa Rudra, 195 Singa I, 393 Singa II, 393 Singaṇa, 356 Singapōta, chief of Noḷamba country, 33 Singapa Nāyaka, 244 Singappa Nāyaka, 244, 245 Singappayya, son of, (foot-note 1, p.