The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.803.1

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SUVARNAVARSHA: *biruda* of Govind IV, the Rāshtrakūṭa king, 205, 416, 417 note 1; of Karkarāja of Gujarāt, 400. SUVARNAVARSHA KARKARĀJA: Gujarāt Rāshtrakūṭa king, 383; his Baroda grant of, 811 or 812, 387, 399. SUVARNA-VRISHABHA-DHVAJA: banner of the Kalachuryas, 469. SUVARNDURG: haunt of pirates, 1, 2; fort, built by Shivāji, 39, 68; description of the fort, of 75; district, taken by the Sidis, 79; Angria's depôt at, 79; its capture by the English (1755), 91; taken by the English for the Peshwa, 111. SUVIŚĀKHA: Palhava, son of Kalaipa and minister of Rudradāman, settles in Kāṭhiāwāḍ (150), 317. SVĀMIDATTA: king of Koṭṭūra, 280. SVĀMIKARĀJA: Rāshtrakūṭa king, 386. SVĀMI MAHĀSENA: favourite god of the Kadambas and the Chalukyas; 287 and note 1, 290 and note 5; 338. See Kārtikeya. SVAMIN: title, attached to Brāhman writers on sacrificial rites, 191. Probably Kārtikeya the god of war, 338. SVĀMIRĀJA: Chalukya king in the Koṅkaṇ, slain by Maṅgaleśa, 347. SVĀMIS: pontiffs, 437 note 6. SVARĀJ: personal sovereignty, grant of by the Mughals to Shāhu of a greater portion of the old Bijāpur dominions (1719), 655. SVĀYAMBHUVA MANU: mind-born son of Brahman, 278 note 1, 339. SVAYAMVARA: husband-selection, of Chandralekhā, 218, 546. ŚVETĀMBARA: Jaina sect, Introduction to the Early History of the Dekkan, i., 200. ŚVETAPATA: Jain sect, 288. ŚYĀDVĀDA: Jain doctrine, 209, 406. SYEDS: children of, brought up as Christians, 60. SYKES: Colonel, 12.