The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.87

c10.87

Śrivikrama, 346 Śri-Vishaya, the kingdom of Palembang 65, (foot-note, p. 66) Śriyā-dēvi, 397 — wife of Kulōttunga II, 102 Śriyādēvi, mother of Tribhuvanamalla, Pottapi Chōḍa, 105 St. David, Fort; construction of, 289 Sthāṇu Ravi, king of Travancore, 40, 41, 360 St. George, Fort; attack of, by a local Naik, 285 St. Thomas, body of, 168 S. Thome, near Madras, 255, 272; capture of, by the Dutch, 285, 286 Strabo; his remark on Chandragupta Maurya's administration, 5-6; about the Roman trade with South India, 9; mentions an embassy of the Pandyan king to the Roman Emperor Augustus, ibid Sten Konow, Dr., on Kaniska's accession, 321 Śubhadēva, 16, 340 Śubhān, 349 Suchīndram, inscriptions at, 55, 56, 221 Suggiyabbe, 348 Sugyēṣṭa, 320 Sukthānkar, V. S., 398 Sulaiman Kararānī, of Bengal, 259 Sultan Abūl Hasan, submission of, 289 Sultan Husāin Nizām Shāh, of Ahmadnagar, 256 Sultan Ibrāhīm Ādil, Rāma-Rāja's aid to, 251; death of, 274 ‘Sultan-Pādshāh’, the Mughal Emperor, 292 Sultan Sikandar Ādil Shāh, death of, 289 Sumatra, trade with, 58 Sunāmbā, wife of Velanāṇḍu chief, 101 Sundara Chōḷa, Muḍikoṇḍa Chōḷa named, 80 Sundara-Chōḷa, son of Rājēndradēva, 75 Sundara Chōḷa, Rājakēsarivarman, alias Parāntaka II, 48, 341 Sundarānanda, 342 Sundara Pāṇḍya, 71, 178, 378 Sundara Śātakarṇi, 324 Sundara-Tol-Udaiyār, gift by, 228, 238, 247, 248, 251 Sundara-Tol-Mahābali-Bāṇa I, 364 Sundara-Tol Mahābali Bāṇa II, 364 Sundarēśvara, an alias of Varatunga-rāma, 265 Sunga, dynasty, 320 Sūramāmbika, 385 Sūramāmbikā, wife of Pedda Kōmaṭi Vēma Reḍḍi, 210 Sūrāmāra, a battle, 24 Sūrāmbā, Queen of Kulōttunga Chōḍa Gonka II, 108 Sūrat, plunder of, 283, 285; Treaty of, 306 Suratāla, another name for sultan, 193 ‘Suratrāna’, the same as ‘Sultan’, 214 Sūrūr, fortress of, 41 Sūrya, 361 Sūrya Tēvan, 391 Suśarman, the last of the Kāṇvas slain by an Āndhra, 13, 320 Suvarṇadrug, capture of, 300 Suvarṇagiri, of Asokan inscriptions, its identification, 7 Suvāvan Māran, 27 Svāmirāja, a rebel, 22 Svētavāhana, 31, 323 Svāmikaṇṇu Piḷḷai, L.D., 53, 79, 134n, 146, 164, 169, 170, 182, 200, 207, 227, 235, 249, 379 ‘Syamamdari’, for ‘Simhādri’, 238 Syrian Christian plates, 40