The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.667

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SAGARABASA: son of the Kalachuri king Śaṅkama, 468. SÁGARGAD: fort, built by Kánhoji Ángria, 96. SAHADEVA: the youngest of the Pánḍu princes, visits Dakshiṇapatha in his career of conquest, 133; subdues the Pánḍyas and other tribes and visits Kishkindhá, 142. SAHAMYAPURA: village on the bank of the Vihige, 372. SÁHASÁNKA: another name of the Ráshtrakūṭa king Govinda IV., 205, 416. SAHASRA ARJUNA: ancestor of the Central India Kalachuris, 293; lineage, 410. SAHASRABÁHU ARJUNA: 293, 410. See Sahasra Arjuna. SAHYA: the Sahyádris, 149, 537. SAHYÁDRI: range of hills, 133, 136; inscriptions in the cave temples on, 147; chain on the north-east of Násik, 355; mountains, 537. SAHYÁDRI KHAND: date of, 27. SAIADS: rulers at Delhi in the name of Farukshir, 626. SÁILÁHÁRA: 536 note 3. See Siláhára. SAILOES: Abyssinian and Arab, 62. SAIMŪR: Chaul, southern boundary of Balhára kingdom, 388. SAINDHAVA: king, destroyed by the army of the Táujkas, 187, 375 and note 4. SAIVA: faith, 435, 412; revival of, under the Kalachurya Bijjala, 477, 481, 482, 484; site called Muktitírtha, 580. SAIVAS: sect of, 464; ordinary, distinguished from Lingáyats, 477, 478. SAIVISM: revival of, 406 note 5. SÁKA: foreign invaders, 155, 158 and note 1. Dates, 264-267. Era, 157, 158; founded by Sáliváhana, 169; 294, 335 and note 2, 357 and note 3; rubbed out by the Western Chálukya king Vikramáditya VI., 447; 566. SÁKAKALA: Sáka era, 169. SÁKANRIPAKÁLA: era of the Sáka king, 169. SÁKAPADRA: probably Sáki near Tulsi, 11. SÁKAS: destroyed by Gotamīputra, 149; masters of Maháráshtra, 155; inroads of the, 158; foreign tribe, 167, 168, 170, 173, 317 and note 3. SAKASAKA: Sakasena, 167. SÁKASENA: king, 153, 154, 156; wrongly identified with Śiva Śri, 167. SAKHÁRÁM BÁPU: Peshwa's minister, 603. SAKHÁRÁM GHÁTGE SHIRZI RÁO: joins Sindia's army, wins over Sindia to Nána's side, and at Sindia's orders arrests Báloba Tátya, 606; levies money from the people of Poona; ill-treats Mahádaji Sindia's widows; his arrest by the Sindia, 607. SÁKTIVARMAN: Chálukya-Chandra, restores the Eastern Chalukya sovereignty (1003), 308, note 5; 347 note 2. SÁKSA: fortress, taken by the Portuguese (1540), 48. SAKWÁRBÁI: Sháhu's wife, declares for Sambháji of Kolhápur; forced by the Peshwa Báláji to perform the rite of sati, 600.