The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.802.1

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SṚÍYAMBÁTAKA : village, 318. SṚUTAKÍRTI : 287. SṚYÁŚRAVA SÍLÁDITYA : Jayasiṁha's son, rules southern Gujarát as his father's regent, 187. STAMBHA : leader of the confederacy against Govinda III., 395. ST. ANNE : Roman Catholic church at Baṅdra, destroyed (1737) by the Portuguese themselves, 84. ST. BONAVENTURA : Portuguese church at Yerangal, 65. ST. CEOLIA : Portuguese church at Ponçar, 57. STEVENSON, Dr., 26. Colonel, moves to Gár Dhond to help General Wellesley in the Dakhan 608-609 ; stations his army at Purenda (1802) ; takes Asirgad and Burhánpur from Sindia, 629. STHÁNAKA : Thána, 542, 543, 544, 548. STHÁNAKAMANDALA : Thána, prince of, reinstated by the Karád Siláhára Vijayáditya, 570. STHÁNAKUNDÚRA : Tálgund, 287. STHÁNUGÚDHÁPURA : modern Tálgund, Bráhmans established in, 561. STHÁVARAPALLIKÁ : identified with Chhároli, 392. ST. LUBIN : French adventurer, lands at Collaby (1777), is well received by Nána Phadnavis and is dismissed from Poona (1778), 102, 103. ST. PETERSBURG : dictionary, 278 note 2. STRABO : (B.C. 50 to A.D. 20), 1. STRAKÚTAKA : 178. STÚPAS : of Aśoka, 354; at Kolhápur, 538 note 8. SUBÁHU : Yádava king, 231, 512. SUBHATUNGA : Akálavarsha, of Gujarát branch of Milkhed Ráshtrakúta, 408, 409. Biruda of Krishna I., 390; of Krishna II., 410. SUBSIDIARY FORCE : establishment of at Poona (1813) and Sirúr, by the English, 610. SUDHÁGAD : 32. See Bharap. SÚDI : grant from, 302 note 2, 303 note 7, 419;