The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.354

v2.c36.354

Śrī-Voppa, the legend on the obverse of a coin, 1166 Śrutadevatā (goddess of scripture), ‘famous in the world under the name of Paṅkaja-vāsinī,’ 832 Stambhatīrtha (mod. Cambay), 1030, 1057 Statesman, the, 858 Sten Konow, 913 fn. 2 Sthali (Vāgaḍa), 971 fn. 2 Sthalī-maṇḍala, 862 Sthānapati, an official title connected with the management of a temple, 1011, 1015, 1035 Sthānīśvara, mod. Thanesar, Karnal district, Punjab, 862 Sthapati, 911 fn. 2 Stone-inscription from Kāsia; belonging to the Kāsia branch of the Gorakhpur Haihaya (Kalacuris), 742 Stone-inscription of Naravāhana, 1157 Subhaṃkara, Śrāvaka, 980 Subhānanda, of the Vāstavya-vaṃśa; writer of the Pachar grant of Paramardi, 716 Subhāṣita-ratna-saṃdoha, of Amitagati, 857 Subhaṭa, Vāstavya Kayastha of Takkaṛikā; Saciva and Kośādhikārādhipati of Candella Bhojavarman, 733 Subhaṭa, donations to god Jayasvāmī by, 1133 Subhaṭa of Karpuradhārā; also known as Suhaḍasalya, 1135 Subhaṭavarman, same as Sohaḍa Paramāra king of Mālava, 895, 1023 fn. 2 Suciravarman, Guhila prince of Mewar, 1173, 1175, 1176 Sudākupā (a mountain pass), 964 Suḍali-viṣaya, 707 Sudavīsa, residence of the Candella Devavarman, 695 Sūdha (?) Mahāsāndhivigrahika, Ṭhakkura), 1007 Sudhavā, a queen of the Cāhamāna king Arṇorāja, 1072, 1074, 1078 Sugalladevi, wife of Gorakhpur (Kahla) Kalacuri king Sivarāja (II), 744 Sugandhādri (Sundha Hill), 1132 Suhavadevi, Mahārājñī, queen of Pṛthvīrāja II, 1079, 1080 Suhaveśvara, god, 1079 Suhila, born in the Vāstavya family, 717 Sukla-tīrtha, on the Narmadā, 945 Sukri, river, 1077 Sukṛta-kīrti-kallolini, of Udayaprabha, 986 fn. 2, 987, 992 fn. 2, 1027 Sukṛta-saṃkīrtana, 937 fn. 6, 944 fn. 5, 1001, 1004, 1005, 1025, 1028 Sukthankar, 917 fn. 3, 919 fn. 3 Sūladhara (Śiva), 686 Sulhaṇa, king of Mālava (?), 1071 Sulhaṇa, a commander-in-chief, possibly of the Paramāra Yaśovarman, 1071 Sulkamaṇḍapikā (custom-house), 1116, 1202 Sulṭān, 721, 1044, 1045, 1088, 1089 Sulṭān ‘Alā ud-Dīn, 735 Sulṭān I-yal-timish (Iltutmish), 726 Sulṭān-i-Ghāzī (Mui’zz ud-Dīn), 1087, 1088