The Early History of India, from 600 B.C. to the Muhammadan Conquest, including the Invasion of Alexander the Great c36.282

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Śrī Purambiya, battle of, 473, 497. Śrīpurusha, Gaṅga king, 498. Śrīraṅgam, town, 489. Srong-tsan-Gampo, king of Tibet, 366, 373, 375. Ssŭ-ma-chien, Chinese historian, 14. *Stadium*, 142 *n.* Stamp on goods sold, 150. Stasandros, satrap of Aria and Drangiana, 122. Stasanōr, satrap of Bactria and Sogdiana, 122 Steel, Indian, 102. Sthānu Ravi, Chera king, 477 *n.* Sthāṇvīśvara (Sthāneśvara) = Thānēsar, 348. Sthavira, Buddhist Mahāyāna school, 304, 496. Sthiramati, Buddhist teacher, 332. Sthūlabhadra, Jain saint, 49 *n.* Stoic, Asoka resembled a, 199. Stone, inscriptions on, 16. Strabo, on Alexander's route, 84-7. Strato I, II, Indo-Greek kings, 241, 258. *Stūpas*, ascribed to Asoka, 172, 173: erected by Harsha, 358, 363. Subhāgasena = Sophagasenas, 236, 237 *n.* Sudarśana, lake at Girnār, 139. Śūdra, king of Sind, 368: castes, 141 *n.*, 423 *n.* Suë Vihār, inscription from, 275 *n.* Suhastin, 458. Sujyeshṭha, Śuṅga king, 214. Sukalpa, Nanda, 41. Sukhchainpur, ? = Nikaia (2), 75. Sulaiman, merchant, 445. Sumatra, Hindu colonies in, 27. Sumitra, Śuṅga king, 214. Sun worship, 359, 364, 368, 387. Sunārgāon, Gangetic port, 197 *n.*, 302. Sundara, a Pāṇḍyan royal name, 475. Śuṅga dynasty, 204, 208-15, 228. Surāshṭra, annexed by Chandragupta II, 153 *n.*, 307: annexed by Menander, 210, 227: satraps of, 153 *n.*, 307, 319: held by kings of Kanauj, 395. Sūrat, animal hospital at, 192. Sūsa, Alexander's return to, 114, 115, 120. Suśarman, last Kāṇva king, 216, 217, 230. Sushkaletra, in Kashmīr, 275 *n.* *Susīma Jātaka*, referred to, 65 *n.* Sutlaj, river, 96, 97 *n.*, 394.