The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.672

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SARINGAPATAN: treaty of (1792), 662. SÁRNGADHARA: author of the Samgítaratnákara, 243. SARJEKOT: fort, built by Shiváji, 69. SARSUBHEDÁR: Peshwa's chief officer in the Konkan, 99. SARTHA: native place of Bopadeva's father, 249. SÁRVA: see Amoghavarsha. SARVADEVÁCHÁRYA: royal family priest; Chiñchuli village granted by Seunachandra II. to, 515. SARVAJNABHÚPA: all-knowing king, title of Someśvara III.; 221. SARVAJNÁTMAN: author of the Samkshepaśáríraka, 212. SARVÁKSHADALANA: Pulumáyi's lieutenant in Govardhana, 150. SARVAMANGALÁSATTÁ: village, 404. SÁRVANÁTHA: of Uchchakalpa, Kalachuri feudatory prince, 293. SÁRVAVARMAN: minister of Sátaváhana, propitiates the god Kártikeya for a new grammar, 170-171. SÁSAKAPURA: goddess of, 490 and note 3; 492. See Sasapura. SÁSAPURA: birth-place of Vinayáditya, 492. SÁSATI: Sálsette, 529, 567. SÁSSANIANS: Persian dynasty, 14. SÁTAKANI: 153. See Sátakarni. SÁTAKARNI: Srí, Sátaváhana king, mentioned in an inscription at Nánághát, 147. Gotamíputra, his inscriptions and the extent of his rule, 149; his and his wife's charters, 150; his wife and capital, 151. Gotamíputra Sríyajña, mentioned in an inscription, 152; his coin, 153. Chaturapana Yañña, 153, 155. 156. See Gotamíputra and Háritiputra, 277. SÁTÁRÁ: town, 71; copperplate inscription at, 185; district, 298 note 2, 390, 544, 546, 548, 577; grant from, 338, 351, 352, 356; district, Lingáyats in, 478; fort, place of imprisonment of Diláwar Khán, the regent of Bijápur (1592), 590; state prison of Bijápur surprised by Shiváji (1671), 594; head-quarters of the Marátha government (1697), 597; given to Tárábái by the Peshwa, 601, surrendered to the Peshwa (1761), 603; seized by the Rája of Sátára; surprised and taken by Parashrám Bháu 607; proclamation issued at, by the English (1818) 665; annexation of (1848), 613. SÁTARÚB: Armativala rules at, 505. SÁTAVÁHANA: prince, mentioned in an inscription, 147; dynasty, 147-148, 151, 154, 158; identified with the Andhrabhrityas, 156; chronology of, 157-168; blood relationship of Kshatrapas with, 161; their rise, 165; dates of the later, 168; political and literary traditions about, 169-172; religious, social, and economic condition of Maháráshtra under the, 173-176; foreign princes, their establishment in the Dekkan, 194. SÁTAVALI: 37. SÁTENHALLI: village, inscription at, 563.