The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.673.3

c12.673.3

SĀVANŪR: chief town of the Musalmān state in the Dhārwār district; 299 note 1, 441 note 6, 655; its history, 665-668; founded by Abdul Rāuf Khān (1700), 666; the fort of Belgaum passes into the hands of the Nawāb of, 656; Majid Khān throws off his dependence on the Mughals, 656; cedes a large portion of territory to the Peshwa (1747), 656; his son Abdul Hakīm Khān incurs the displeasure of both the Peshwa and the Nizām and cedes to the Peshwa additional territory, (1756), 656-657, 666-657, is defeated by Haidar (1764), 658, 667; taken by Haidar (1776), 659; the Nawāb of, enters into a close alliance with Haidar (1779), 659; 667; taken by Tipu; practically annexed by the Peshwa (1787), 667; revenue of twenty-five villages assigned to the Nawāb of, 667-668; the name of the Nawāb of, is entered in the list of first class Sardārs, 668. SAVATI-GANDHAHASTI-BASADI: Jain temple at S'ravana-Belgola built by Lakshmādevī, wife of the Hoysala Vishnuvardhana, 495. SAVATI-GANDHAVĀRANA-JINĀLAVA: Jain temple at S'ravana-Belgola built by Lakshmādevī, wife of the Hoysala Vishnuvardhana, 495. SĀVIMALE: country, 298; place of trade in Western India in the sixteenth century, identified with Savanūr, 299 note 1; 439, 492; plundered by Vishnuvardhana the Hoysala king, 496, 499. SĀVITRĪ: river, dividing the Konkan into North and South, Introduction to the History of the Konkan, x; 28, 33. SĀWANTVĀDĪ: state, 282, note 5, 347 note 2, 538. See Sāvantvādi. SĀYANA: 229.