The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.668
The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.668
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SALA: mythical ancestor of the Hoysalas, propitiates the goddess Padmávati, 490, 491, 492. SALÁBAT JANG: Nizám, succeeds Nizám-ul-Mulk (1748); is attacked by the Peshwa (1751), confirms the cession of territory made to the Maráthás by his brother Gázi-ud-dín (1752), 627; combines with the Peshwa against the Nawáb of Sávanur (1756), 657, 666. See Nizám. SALÁBAT KHÁN: manages the Ahmadnagar kingdom; is imprisoned (1585); released (1588); his death (1589), 623. SÁLANA: 169. SÁLBÁI: treaty of, between the English and the Peshwa (1782), 605, 628, 660. SALBYE: 106. See Sálbái. SÁLHER: fortress in Belgaum, taken by the Maráthás under Moropant Pingle, besieged by the Mughals in 1672; recovered by the Maráthás, 625-626. SÁLIVÁHANA: amorous verses attributed to, 144; same as Sátaváhana, defeats the king of Ujjayini, 161; Prákrit corruption of Sátaváhana, legends about his era, his birth, defeats Vikramáditya, his identification with Puḷumáyi, his ignorance of phonetic rules of Sanskrit, 169-170; 175, 587. SÁLIVOGE: village, 309, 369. SÁLIYAPUTTA: province, bordering on Aśoka's kingdom, 146. SÁLOTGI: inscription at, 206, 418, 420; 427 note 3, (950) 536. SÁLSETTE: included in Kápardikadvípa, 567; ruled over by the North Konkan Siláháras, 544; by Achyutanáyaka, officer of Rámachandra of Devagiri, 529; cave temples, 9, 404, 541; stronghold of Buddhism, 12; district, seized by Bhim Rája, 27; its occupation and possession by Gujarát, 29; its independence of Gujarát, 37; its possession by the Portuguese, 46; supports the Goa and Bassein-establishments; its condition and revenue system under the Portuguese, 53; Christian descendants of, Parbhus in, 56; dispute about its cession, 63; its intended conquest by the English, 64; Portuguese churches at, 65; its division into seven districts, 100; its permanent settlement (1801), customs duties abolished (1803), and administration of justice in, 124. See Sásati. SÁLSHI: district, 63; province, divided among the Pants of Bávda, the Sávants, and the Ángriás, 79. SALT: trade in, 29. SÁLUKIKA: family, 399. SÁLUVANKUPPAM: village, 331. SÁLUVA-TIKKAMADEVA: Yádava king Rámachandra's commander (1277-1280), 529, 530. SÁLVA: king; and tribe, 139. SÁLVEYA: descendant of Sálva, 139. SÁMANGAD: copperplate grant from, 190, 195, 377 and note 3, 378, 384, 387, 390, (754) 536 note 8.