The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.345

v2.c36.345

Sambhar stone-inscription of Jayasimha, 965 Sambhavanātha, 709 Sambhu (god), 812, 1132; temple of, 686, 875, 900 Sambhu, Marakoteśvara (god), 683 Samderaka (Sanderavi), 1120 Samderaka-gaccha, 1118 Samdhāna-vigraha-mahāsaciva, 718 Samgama, Sūtradhra, 771 Samgavaṭṭa, village of, 983 Samgrāmarāja, Cāhamāna Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara, 1057, 1129; also known as Saṃrāma-siṃha and Saṅkhu, sometimes called a bhupati, 1058 Samgrāmarāja, king of Kashmir, 681 Samgrāmarāja, ruler of Badari in Vamsāraṭa, 911 Sāmgrāmasimha, Cāhamāna prince (see Samgrāmarāja), 1057 Samgrāmasimha, Maṇḍaleśvara, of Lāṭa, 1031 Samgrāmasimha, Cāhamāna king of Sanchor, 1135 Samgrāmasimha, Mahāpratīhāra, 705 Samiddheśvara (Siva), god, 978 Samīpāti, enjoyed by the Naddūla Cāhamāna Yuvarāja Jayatsiha, 1114 Sāmkarasiha, Rāṇā, 978 Samkrandana (Indra), 826 Samkrānti 744 Samoli, a village in Mewar, 910 fn. 4, 1165 Samoli stone-inscription of Sila, 1165 Sāmpāvāḍa village of, 1026 Samrāj, a technical title of paramount sovereignty, 738 Sāmrājya, 680, 696 Samrāṭ, a technical title of paramount sovereignty, 798 Samudra, Akṣapaṭalaka, 1170 Samudragupta, the Gupta emperor, 738, 1095 Samudra, Mahāmātya, 1190 Samvatsara-śrāddha, 777 Sāṃvatsarika (funeral ceremony), 695, 882 Sāṃvatas.rha, same as Sāmantasimha, 1181 Samyogitā, daughter of Gabarwar king Jayacandra according to Pṛthvīrāja Rāso of Cand Bardāi, 1085 Sanchor (ancient Satyapura), 1129 fn. 9, 1133, 1134, 1135; district, 943 Sanchor stone-pillar inscription of Pratāpasimha, 1135 Sāncora, a branch of the Cāhamānas, 1185, 1136 Sandera, identified with modern Sanderao in Jodhpur district, 1107 Sanderao, ancient Sandera and Sanderaka; also spelt Sanderav, 1107 Sanderav, ancient Sanderaka, and Sandera; also spelt Sanderao, 1109 fn. 6, 1181 Sanderav inscription of Sāmantasimha, 1181 Sanderav stone-inscription of Kelhana, 1118, 1120 Sandhivigrahika, an official title, 864 Sāndhivigrahika, an official title, 895, 904, 1161