The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.348

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Satajit, 743 fn. 1 Satājuṇā, village of; modern Satajana, 901 Satamakha (Indra), 845 Saṭaṣaḍikā Ghaṭ, 794 Sātavāhanas, of the Deccan, 838 Sātavāhana, king, 838, 856 Satī, 734, 1058, 1083, 1181 fn. 6; pillar, 1082, 1084; record, 734 Sāliga, 980 Satrāgāra (alms-house), 1035 Satruñjayā (Setranji river), 1008 fn. 2 Satruñjaya, mahātīrtha, 1030 Sattra, 1034 Satyapura (mod. Sanchor), 1129 fn. 9, 1135, 1136; Cāhamānas of, 1055; maṇḍala, 943 Satyarāja, Banswara Paramāra king, 871, 920, 921, 922 Saubhāgyapura (mod. Sohagpur in Rewah State), 770 Saugata (Buddhist), 1171 Saugor, district, in C. P., 713, 800, 1084 Saurāṣṭra, 941, 941 fn. 3, 969, 977, 1010, 1039, 1117, 1161, 1162, 1201, 1202 Sauri (viṣṇu), 717 Sāvairisole, district of, 896; according to somethe word may mean, the 16 villages of Sāvairi, 896 fn. 3 Sāvantas, Maṇḍaleśvara of, 808 Savar, estate of, 1084 Savara (mistake for Śabara), 687 Savipāṭi (mod. Sevadi), 1109, 1109 fn. 4 Ścabhravatī, river, 939 Sehāwā or Sihoa, identified with ancient Kāndāse(hva)ra, 811 Sebore, in Bhopal, 896 Sejaki (same as Sejakji), 1201 fn. 1 Sejakji (sometimes called Sejaki), Guhila prince, 1201, 1201 fn. 1 Sejakpur, town; founded by Sejaki, 1201 Sekhāvaṭī (Shekhawati), situated in the north of Jaipur State, 1063, 1065 Seljuq, Turkish ruler, 693 Selluka, town of, 863 Sembalapuraka, village of, 853 Semra, a village in the Bijawar State, Bundelkhand Agency, 713 Semra plates of Paramardi, 706 fn. 2, 708, 713, 714, 715, 719 fn. 1, 723 fn. 2 Senāpati, 715, 966, 971 Senas, of Bengal, 1155, 1217 Seori Narayan, on the northern bank of the Mahanadi, Bilaspur district, O. P., 813 Serendeep (Ceylon), 960 Sesayī-grāma (mod. Sajee?), 714 Sesoda, chiefs of; Guhila Rānās of this place were the leaders of the Sesodia clan, 1180, 1204 Sesodia clan, 977 fn. 2, 1180 Sevadi, a village in the Bali district, 981 fn. 1, 1109, 1114 Sevadi grant of Ratnapāla, 1053 fn. 1, 1110, 1119 fn. 5 Sevadi stone-inscriptions of Āśārāja, 1109 Sevadi stone-inscription of Kaṭudeva (Katukarāja), 1114