The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.351

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Sivanāga, the chief Mantri of Dhaṅga, 694, Sivapāla, engraver of the Vasantgadh stone-inscription of Pūrṇapāla, 911, 911 fn. 2 Sivarāja, Cāhamāna king, 1200 Sivarāja, mahattama; Dūtaka of Balera grant, 948 Sivarāja I, Gorakhpur, Kalacuri king (Kahla branch), 743, 745; prince of the Kosia branch, 749. Sivarāja II (Gorakhpur) Kalacuri king of the Kahla branch, 744, 747; king of the Kasia branch, 749, 750 Sivaskandavarman, a Pallava prince, 1157 Siwalik, a range of hills running parallel to the Himalayas from Kangra to Nainital; name derived from Sapādalakṣa (?), 937 fn. 3, 1021 fn 8, 1054 fn. 1, 1076 Siwalik pillar inscriptions of Vigraharāja, 1076, 1077 Siyaka I, Paramāra king, 845, 846, 848, 849 Siyaka II (Harṣa), Paramāra king, 746, 813, 845, 850, 852, 874, 921 Siyākadeva II, Paramāra king, 863; same as Siyaka II Smarārāti (god Śiva), 861 Smith, V. A., 695 fn. 1, 700 fn. 1, 715 fn. 1, 716 fn. 1, 726 fn. 2 Sobhanadeva Pratihāra, 1000 Sobhārka, controller of a board of trustees (Goṣṭhika) appointed to administer the revenues of a place of worship, 1008 Sobhita, Cāhamāna king of Naddūla, also known as Sobhita, Sohiya and Sobhita, 1105, 1105 fn. 3 Sobhita, see Sobhita, 1105 fn. 3, 1135 Sobhrama, Cāhamāna king of Sanchor, 1105 Soḍhadeva, Kahla Kalacuri king, 740, 742, 745, 747, 748; Mahārājādhirāja, 745 Soḍuka, of Caulukya-kula; his daughter Mahiuā, 1174 Sohaḍa, corrupted popular name of the Paramāra king Subhaṭa, 895, 1022 Sobaḍa, made a gift of drammas to the temple of Mātājī at Dariba, 1194 Sobāgpur (ancient Saubhāgyapura), 770, 789 Sohika, Kāyastha, 865 Sohita, see Sobhita, 1105 fn. 3, 1111 Sohiya, see Sobhita, 1105 fn. 3 Sojat district, Jodhpur State, 1107 Solanadeva, Rāja, 999 Solaṅki (see Caulukya) 1052 Solaṅki clan, 877 So'aj, village on the bank of the Mahi, in the Dungarpur State, Rajputana, 1181 Soloj stone-inscription of Sāmantasiṃha, 1181, 1183, 1184, 1206 Soma (moon), 988 Somadeva, Mahākavi; author of the drama Lalita-Vigraharāja, 1074 Somalekhā, wife (priyā) of Cāhamāna king Ajayapāla, 1071 Somaladevi, a variant of the name of Ajayapāla's queen (Somalekhā), 1072 Somanātha (mod. Somnath), 871, 941, 942, 958, 1006, 1041, 1071; pattana, 984; temple of, 980