The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.671

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SÁNKHEDÁ: village, in Baroda territory, grant from, 295, 313 note 4, 314. SÁNKHA-JINÁLAYA: Jain temple, 373. SANKRÁJI NÁRÁYAN GAUDEKAR: ancestor of the present Pant Sachiv, 597; Tárábái's chief adherent, commits suicide (1711), 598. SANSKRIT: original language of the Aryans, 137; literature, 406. SÁNTA: 559. See Sántivarman II. SANTA CRUZ: hill, retaken by the Portuguese (1684), 78. SANTÁJI GHORPADE: Shiváji's officer under Hasáji Mohita, 594; commander-in-chief of the Maráthás, 596; his rupture with his lieutenant Dhanáji Jádhav; is surprised and killed by Nágoji Máne, 597. SÁNTAKARNA: see Sátakarni, 155. SÁNTALADEVI: wife of the Hoysala king Vishnuvardhana, disciple of the Jain Prabháchandra, 491, 493, 491. SÁNTALIGE: territorial division, 298 note 2, 306, and note 5, 430; 433, 437, 439, 443, 449, 450, 452, 454, 456, 476, 489, 505, 506 and note 1, 562, 563, 577. SÁNTALI MANDALA: 579, 583. SANTAMA: Kalachurya king, 468. SÁNTARA: family, 458. SANTASAMA: 468. See Santama. SÁNTIDEVA: Jain teacher of Vinayáditya, 491, 492. SÁNTAVA: 559. See Sántivarman II. the Hángal Kádamba. SANTEYA-BÁGEVÁDI: modern Hiré-Bágewádi, 527. SÁNTIVÁHANA: 171. SÁNTIVARAVARMAN: Kadamba king, 287 note 9. SÁNTIVARMAN: 286, 287. Chieftain, 411 note 1. Ratta chieftain of Saudatti, 428; feudatory of the Western Chálukya king Taila II. (980), 552, 553. SÁNTIVARMAN I.: Hángal Kádamba, 559. SÁNTIVARMAN II.: Hángal Kádamba prince and feudatory of Vikramáditya VI. (1075-1089), 450; 559, 561. SAPHÁD: village, 11. SAPTAKHOLLA: district, 547. SAPTAKOTÍSVARA: family god of the Goa Kádambas, 566 and note 7. SAPTAŚATÍ: work composed by Hála, 171. SAPTAVARMAN: 171. SÁRÁKACHOHHA: circle of villages, 397. SARASGAD: 82. See Páli. SÁRASAMGRAHA: Jain mathematical work, 200. SARASÍ: large lake, 140. SARASUTI: 135. See Sarasvatí. SARASVATÍ: river, 135. SARASVATÍ KANTHÁBHARANA: 171. SARASVATÍ-GACHOHHA: Pattávali of; 288 note 6. SARDESÁIS: 34; of Kudál, chiefs of Sávantvádi, 68. SARDESHMUKHI: grant of, obtained from the Mughals by Sháhu (1719), 655. SARDESHMUKHS: 84.