The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.347

v2.c36.347

Sāraṇeśvara temple-inscription of Allata, 1172 fn. 4 Sāraṅg Deo, last Parihar king of Gwalior, 829 fn. 1 Sāraṅga, a horse, given by Vigraharāja to the Paramāra Udayāditya, 1070 Sāraṅgadeva, Caulukya king of Aṇahilapāṭaka, 1037, 1040, 1041, 1042, 1043 Sāraṅgadhara, author of Paddhati, 1077 fn. 1, 1099 fn. 3 Sāraṅgadhara-paddhati, 1052 fn. 1 Sarangarh, to the east of Raipur, C. P. ; identified with ancient Saraharāgaḍh, 758, 811 Sarasapura, Arjuna of, 1099 Sārasvata-maṇḍala, 937 Sarasvatī (goddess), 798, 796, 856, 897, 967, 1005, 1013, 1171, 1200 ; image of, 864 Sarasvatī, river, 880, 936 fn. ; 3944 fn. 3, 963, 1021, 1089 fn. 2, 1118 ; valley, 937 Saraswati, (same as Sarasvati), river, 936 fn. 3 Sarayu, river, 744, 747 Sarda, H. B., 1061, 1073, 1093 fn. 5 Sardar Museum, Jodhpur, 908 fn. 1 Sarga, 860 Sarman, 715, 716 Sarnath, 784 Sarnath stone-inscription of Karṇa (Lakṣmīkarṇa), 784 Sarsavni grants of the Kalacuri of Malwa; issued from Ānandapura, identified with Anand in the Kaira district, Northern Division, Bombay, 739, 742 fn. 3 Sarsuti (Sarasvati), probably the river of that name, which flows though Ambal and Karnal, 1089, 1089 fn. 2 Sārvabhauma, an imperial title, 866 Sarvadeva, Sādhu, 832 Sarvakalā, Kuntala princess, wife of Paramāra king Arjunavarman, 898 Sarvānanda, Karaṇika, 784 Sarway inscription of Gaṇapaṭi, 834 Sāryātas, a branch of the Haihayas 738 Sāsana, 715, 915 Sāsana-patra, 1007 Sāsbahū-ka dehrā, in the fortress of Gwalior, 827 Sasbahu temple inscription of Mahīpāla, 822, 824, 825, 826, 827 Saśidhara, of the Mauna gotra; composer of the Bheraghat stone-inscription (praśasti) of Narasimha and the Nagpur Museum inscription of Jayasiṃha, 793, 795 Saśinṛpa (see Candrarāja II, Cāhamāna prince), 1068 Saśiprabhā, a confidante of Deśaladevi, 1075 Saśiprabhā, Nāga princess; wife of Paramāra king Sindhurāja, 859 Sassanian Naushirvān, king of Persia, 1153 fn. 3 Sāstras, 856 Sāstri, 919 fn. 1 Sāstri, Bāl Gaṅgādhar, 881 fn. 2 Sāstri, Hirānanda, 864 fn. 4 Satajana, village; ancient Satājuṇā, 901 fn. 1, 904 fn. 1