The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c40.68

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Shīrāz, 385, 404 Shīrzād, 35 Shīsh Gumbad, the, 595 Shiva, 53 Shivgāon, 382 Shivner, 451 Sholāpur, 423, 433, 435, 440, 441, 442, 443, 444, 445, 448, 483 Shorāpur, 140 Shorkot, 217 (and n.), 218, 219, 504 Shujā'at Khān, 341 — — 'Alā-ud-dīn of Mālwa, 363, 370, 371 — — of Deccan, 390 Shujā'-ul-Mulk, 215, 216 — Bukhārī of Multān, 505 Shwebo, 540, 543, 549, 550 Shwedāgon pagoda, 552, 553, 554 f. Shwehsandaw, 545 Shwekugyi, 555 Shwemawdaw, 552, 555 Shwemyo, 558 Shwenankyawshin, 549 f. Shwenawrahta Nat, 546 n. Shwezigon, 557 Siāhjī, 521, 523 Siālkot, 37, 39, 285 Siam, 539, 552, 555, 556 Sībī, 101, 503 Sidatsaṅgarā, 560 Siddhāpur, 609 Siddharāja Jayasingha, 517 Sidhāran, 220, 221 Sidhū Pāl, 220 Sīdī Badr, 270 Sīdī Maulā, 94 f. Sīdī Sayyid, mosque of, 616 Sihtas, the, 5 Sihwān, 147 f. Sika, 6 Sikandar, son of Shāms-ud-dīn Yūsuf, 268 — of Gujarāt, 317, 321 Sikandar Khān, 184, 191 — — of Deccan (1), 373 — — of Deccan (2), 358 — — of Kashghār, 287 — — of Satwās, 366, 367, 369, 370 — — of Telingāna, 409, 410, 413 — Shāh of Bengal, 177 f., 263 f., 276, 602, 603 — — Lodī (Nizām Khān, son of Buhlūl), 235-46, 258, 271, 313, 367, 504, 534, 578, 591, 594 f., 625, 627; character, 246 — — Tuhfa, 210, 211, 212, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219. *See* Shams-ul-Mulk — the Iconoclast [Butshikan] of Kashmīr, 279 f., 638, 639 Sikhera, 232, 256 Sīkrī, 213, 326, 529 Sikrigali, 274 Silāharas, the, 477 Silāhdī, 327 f., 368, 369, 530 Simhāchalam, 496 Sind, 294, 325, 339, 374, 506, 519 f., 524; Arab conquest of, ch. i; Upper, conquered by Muhammad b. Qāsim, 6 f.; Qabācha in, 52; Iltutmish, 56; Raziyya, 59; revolt against Tughluq Shāh, 142; Muhammad's expedition to, 161; last expedition, 172; Fīrūz Tughluq, 180 f.; viceroy of Tīmūr in, 201; S. attacked by Kashmīr, 278; Mahmūd of Gujarāt in, 306. *See* ch. xix (500-3), 505; Multān annexed, 505; contribution of Sind to Islamic art, 573 f. Sind-Sāgar Doāb, 26 Sindagere, 474 Sindas, the, 476, 478, 479, 480 Sindh river, 244 Sinha Bhat, 280 — Deva, 277 Sinhgarh, 142, 451 Sinnar, 477 Sipri, 364 Sirāj Khān Junaidī, 411 Sirāj-ud-dīn of Deccan, 338 f. Sirāj-ul-Mulk of Mālwa, 359 *Sirāj-ut-Tawārīkh*, 388 n. Sirhind, 88, 179, 203, 204, 207, 208, 211, 215, 222, 224 Sīrī, 102, 104, 109, 116, 126, 159, 194 f., 199, 204, 221; its architecture, 584, 587 Siri Vijaya-Bāhu, 561 Sirka, 408 Sīrmur hills, 58, 71, 184, 189 Sirohī, 44, 302, 342, 518, 529 Sirpur, 535, 537 Sirsa, 125, 148, 153, 159, 197 Siruguppa, 381 Sīsam, 3 f., 13 Sīstān, 12, 14, 26, 34, 42, 520 Sītābaldī, 477, 478 Sītal Deo, 114 Sithukyawhtin, 550 Sittang, 543 Siva, 475, 484 Sivasamudram, 496 Siwālik, the, 72, 199 — Parbat, 310 Siwālik fossils, 179 Siwāna, 114 Slave kings of Delhi, ch. iii; Iltutmish, 51-6; nature of their power, 61 f.; relations with subject Hindus, 89 f.; 'Alā-ud-dīn Khaljī, 188 Socotra, Portuguese in, 312 Sodas, the, 306 Sojat, 523 *Solā Khamb* mosque at Bīdar, 636 Solankīs, the, 507, 508, 509, 517, 520, 521 Sōmēsvara [Chālukya] Āhavamalla, 469, 471, 472, 473 — son of preceding, 473 — Bhūlōkamalla, 476, 477, 478, 479 — IV, 478, 480 — Hoysala, 482 ff., 485 Somnāth, 23, 100; sacked by Mahmūd, 24 f., 508, 524; temple at, 609 Son river, 42 Sonārgāon, 46, 80, 132, 139, 147, 178, 261, 262 f., 264, 275