The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.739

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SINDÚRA-LÁNCHHANA : elephant crest, 552 and note 3. SINGA I. : Sinda prince of Yelburga, 573; also called Simha, 574. SINGA II. : 443; Sinda prince of Yelburga, 573; feudatory of the Western Chálukya king Someśvara II., 574. SINGAMALE : conquered by Vishnuvardhana, 497. SINGANA : 443, 574. See Singa II. SINGANADEVARASA : (1045) feudatory of the Western Chálukya king Someśvara I., 439. SINGAYYA DEVANANÁYAKA : the Yádava king, Mahádeva's officer (1264), 528. SINGHAN : Rájput rája of Devagiri, conquers Panhála at the end of the twelfth century, 587. See Singhana the Devagiri Yádava king. SINGHANA : another name of Jayasimha III. the Western Chálukya prince, 453. Same as the Yádava prince Simhirája, 235; 236; 516; 517. Kalachurya king, son of Bijjala, 47, 477; succeeds his brother (1183), 489. Devagiri Yádava king (1210-1247) 252, 519; succeeds his father, 239, 522; his epithets and titles, 243, 522-523; his feudatories and officials, 523-524; his capitals, 520; his conquests and defeat of the Musalmáns, 240-243, 506, 524-525, 549, 557, 558, 583; his treaty with Lavraprasáda of Gujarát (1232), 241, 525; his chief astrologer, 244, 526. SINGHAVARMAN : another name of Simhavarman I., 320 note 6. SINHGAR : fort, garrisoned by the Mughals, stormed and taken by Tánáji Málusara for Shiváji (1671), 594; given to the Peshwa by the Pant Sachiv, 601. SINNAR : in the Násik district, 437, 512 note 4, 513, 514, 515. SION : causeway of, built (1798-1803), 124. SIPÁH SALÁR : title of Asad Khán, 642. SIPRAKA : founder of the Andhrabhrityas, overthrows the Kánvas, 155; corrupted form of Siunka, 156. SIRHATTI : captured by Hari Pant the Peshwa's general (1787), 661. SIRÍSENA : 167. See Sakasena. SIKJI ANJANGAON : treaty of (1803), 629. SÍRISHAPADRAKA : modern Sisedrá, 314 and note 2. SIRIYÁDEVÍ : daughter of the Kalachurya Bijjala and wife of the Sinda prince Chavunda II., 470, 477, 573, 576. Wife of the Hángal Kádamba Sántivarman II., 559, 561. SIRIYÁLA : Śiva's attendant, 482. SIRO POLIMIOS : mentioned by Ptolemy as governor of the Northern Province, identified with Pulumáyi, 158. SIRPUR : inscription at, 425. SIRU'R : inscription at, 200, 387, 401 notes 2 and 3, 405 412 note 8, 436 note 2, 529, 538 note 8. See Sripura in the Dharwár district.. In the Poona district, head-quarter of the subsidiary force of the English (1813), 610.