Geographical and Economic Studies in the Mahabharata: Upayana Parva c9.82

c9.82

Salya, 5 *samudrasāra*, cuttle-fish bone, 117 Sānavatyas, linked with Gayas; identified with modern Santals in Santal Parganas of Bhāgalpur, 110; their origin and distribution, *ib.* Sanglichī, an, Eastern Iranian tongue, 39 Sangla, the ancient capital of the Kathas in Gurdāspur district, 100 Sañjayantī, modern Sanjan, 60 Santal Parganas, 109, 114 Sapalos, a city of Tanganas, 79 Saradandas, 98; probably located in Sirhind, 99 Sarasvatī, 6, 7, 90, 99 Sarawan, a part of Baluchistān, 50 Sarīkolī, the language of the Sarikols, 39 Sarīkolis, the people of Sarikol, 13 Sarthol, gold producing district of Tibet, 81 Saubha, another form of Subha, 97 Saundikas, dealers in wine, 20; probable identification with the Sondhis of Panjāb, 109 Saur, 115; its variant, Sar, Suir, Sayar, Siuri, *ib.* See Sūkaras. Sauviras, 47 *śayanāni*, highly decorated beds from Eastern India, 73 Seistan, 20 Seleucids, 26, 27 Semboja, 39, 54 Seres, skin exported from, 69; probably of Indian or Tibetan origin, *ib.* Shawaran, a guest house in Dardistān, 87 Shighnan, 19, 87 Shighni, the language of the people of Shighnan, 39 Shighnis, the people of Shighnan, 13 Shinaki, the language of Shins, 87