The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.353

v2.c36.353

Sonpur, capital of Sonpur State, 808 Sonpur State, 808 Sonpur grant, of Kumāra Someśvara, 807 fn. 3 Soorsutty (Sarasvatī), river, 1088 fn. 3 Soraṭh, in Kathiawar peninsula, 1201, 1202 Southern Gujarat (Lāṭa), 764, 838, 839 Southern India, 753 Southern Rajputana, 837, 861, 874 Spalaga-dama, 1056 fn. 7 Śrāvaka, 980, 1012 Śrāvaka-pratikramaṇa-sūtra-cūrṇi of Kamala-candra, manuscript of, 1190 Śravaṇabhadra-vaṃśa, 865 Śrāvasti, 676 fn. 1 Śreṣṭhin, 707, 708, 832 Śrīdeva, Śvetāmbara, Jain, 974 fn. 2 Śrīdhara, of the Vāstrākula family; honoured among the officials of king Bhīma II, 1010 Śrīdhara (Viṣṇu), 1116 Śrīdhara, Mantri of Vigraharāja IV, 1075 Śrīdhara, Ṭhakkura Mahāsāndhivigrahika, 1035 Śrī Dhomarāja, Paramāra king, 917 Śrī-Guhila or Guhila-śrī, legend on silver coins found at Agra, 1164, 1199 Śrī-Harṣa, Paramāra king of Malwa, 921 Śrī-Jāṭa, feudatory of the Dāhala Kalacuri Karṇa, 798 Śrī-Jaya, Mahāsāndhivigrahika, officer of Mūlarāja 942 Śrīkaṇṭha (Mahādeva), 852 Śrīmad Madanavarmadeva, same as Candella Madanavarman, 705 Śrīmāla (mod. Bhinmal), 912, 1128, 1129, 1132, 1193 Śrīmāla-vaṃśa, 997 Śrī-Nīlakaṇṭha, temple of, at Kalinjar, 705 Śrīnivāsa, composed the Bilhari stone-inscription (praśasti) jointly with Sajjana, 770 Śrīpāla, 730, 979 Śrīparvata, holy lord of; Viṣṇukuṇḍins meditate on the feet of, 776 fn. 2 Śrīpathā, city of (ancient name of Biana, acc. to Fleet), 831 Śrīpati, a Gauḍa Kāyastha, writer of the Delhi Siwalik pillar-inscription of the Cāhamāna Vigraharāja IV, 1077 Śrīpati, Akṣapaṭalādhīśa, of the Guhila Naravāhana, 1172; Akṣapaṭalika, of the Guhila Saktikumāra, 1173 Śrī-Puñja, another name of Vikramasiṃha, 1180 fn. 1 Śrīpura (mod. Sripur in Raipur district, C. P.), 759 ‘Śrīpura-kings,’ 579 Śrī-Ratnapāla, rūpakāra, 810 Śrī-Sāhilla Ṭhakkura, 809 Śrī-Sibaḍa, Rāut, 717 Śrī-Somaladevi, 1071 Śrī-Someśvara-deva the legend on the obverse of the coin of Someśvara, 1083 Śrīṭhala-tīrtha (Siddhāpura), 973 Śrī Vāghadeva Mahārājaputra, 734 Śrī-Vallabha, biruda of Vākpati II, 852, 853 Śrī-Vatsarāja, writer of Amoda grant (i), 810