History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c49.208.2

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116-17 : fate of Tri-Kaliṅga after the campaign of, 117, 232 : II., 338 Sanad, II., 75, granted to Orissa-Garhjat chiefs, 312 : granted to Sambalpur-Garhjat chiefs, 313 : fresh, granted to Orissa-Garhjat chiefs, 315 Sanchi, stupa at, I., 75, 85 Sāndhi-vigrahika, I., 171, 173, 176, 178, 185, 213 ff., 243, 246, 278, 284-85: Mahā, I., 208 ff, 236 Saṅgam, temple of, I., 249 Saṅgama, I., 282 Saṅgāramavijayottuṅgavarman, I., 132 Śāntikara, I., 149 ff. Sansi, caste, I., 25 Santal, tribe, I., 19, 31 Saptagrām=Satgāon, I., 263, Musalman conquest of, 274 ; II., 14 ; 28, 30 Saraikela, II., 301 ff. Sāraṅga-garh (Sāraṅgarh), I., 252, 345 ; II., 9, 13, 16, Raja of, 23, 58, 261, 289, 306, 322 Sarasvatī-vilāsam, I., 320 Sarasvatī-vishya (Sarasatibisi), II., 53 Sarbarāhkar of Bamaṅghāṭi, II., 298ff. Sarpa Gumphā, I., 90 Sardesai, G. S., II., 90, 94, 110, 132 ff., 173 ff, 248 Sarkar, Orissa divided into five, II., 16 : of Jaleswar, 17-19: of Bhadrak 19-20 : of Katak, 20-22 : 28, 29, Orissa divided into twelve, 57-58: six, transferred from Orissa to Bengal, 67 : revenue of, 86 : Sarkar, Jadunath, I., 5n., 349-5n ; II., 32, 46, 50 ff.