Indian Antiquary Vol 59

Author(s): Richard Carnac Temple, Charles E A W Oldham, S Krishnaswami Aiyangar, Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarka
Publisher: Swati Publications

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INDEX
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Ben, Dr. Surendra Nath, Foreign Biographies of Solankis, decline of their power .. .. .. 9 Sipaji .. .. ..
.. .. 245 Bomanátha, other forms of the name .. .. 221 Senas, dynasty, and Brühmapism in Bengal .. 24 SomanAtha temple in Pali, atone inscription of Sen-ge-ram-rgyal, k. of Nubra .. .. .. 45 Kumarapala in .. .. .. Sen-ge-egra (Sixhbanada) teacher of Thonmi .. 68 aomavand (or candravamA) and the odryavam septe and sub-septs, Santal .. .. 69, 88-92
races .. .. .. .. .. .. 56 sequins (choquins) .. .. .. Sc. 67 Somesvars Chauhan, k. of Ajmer ..
.. 6,7 Seth, Janârdana .. .. . . Sc. 57
Son, river, information wanted as to the date Sethe, the, merchante of Caloutta . 8o. 37 of the change of its course .. .. .. shdhi, coin .. ..
.. So. 86, 38, 48 Songara Chauh Ana MAladeva, and Chitor .. 166 Shahidullah, M., Les Chants Myotigues de Kanha 800808, Boosies. See odor.
et de Saraha .. .. .. .. .. 40 Sornau. See Siam. Shah Madar, converted Jew from Aleppo M.M.A. 4 soul, the 54; Sant Al conception of 100 ; permaShaikh Ahmad Maghribi, or Shekh Ahmad Khat. nent 173, 174 ; or spirit, early Aryan beliefs
tu Ganj Bakhah of Anhilvada, tomb of, at concerning .. .. .. .. .. 196
Sarkhej .. .. .. .. .. .. 223 | South Andaman Lalands, details of forests, etc., Shaitan, Satan .. .. .. M.M.A. 12
in ..
.. .. A.1. 49 shdihaft (shawl cloth) . Sc. 34, 36, 61, 63, 69 South Indian Inscriptions, vol. III, part IV, by Shamsu'd-din Altamsh of Delhi, and Chitor .. 166 Rao Bahadur H. Krishna Sastri (book-notice) 40 shdtir, courier .. .. .. Sc. 40, 60, 07 soy, a Chinese S&UCO .. .. 8o. 70, 71, 74 Sheldon, Mrs. Eliz.. .. ..
Sc. 58, Spahame. See Isfahan, Sheldon, Ralph .. ..
So. 36,
spirit. See soul. Shihabu'd-din, invasion of Delhi by .. 6,8 Spu-(de-gui) rgyal (Bya-khri), k. of Tibet 66, 66 shipe and boats, in the Ajanta frescoes .. 160, 160 Spurgyal. See Rapati. Shirdz (Shirose, eto.) wine of Bc. 35, 36, 37,
Sri Kundakunda 40-44, 59, 60
Srinivasachari, C. S., Tamil lexicon .. .. 180 shoes of gold (shoo), gold ingots .. 80. 72, 74
Brottage. See sarrdf. shotters. See shdtir.
Bron-btsan-agam-po, k. of Tibet 41, 45, 65, 66, shrines, at and near Rausa
inscription of .. .. .. .. 68, 71 Shulgist An .. .. ..
38, 39, 46 Stasink, Stephen, Fallacies and their ClassiShu-lig, Kashgar .. .. .. .. 41, 42 fication acoording to the Early Hindu Siam and Saumya dufpa .. .. 224, 225, 241
Logicians . . . . . . . . . 210 Sidgwick i
.. .. Sc. 35 Stewart, Dr. .. .. .. Sc. 63, 64 Sidi 'All Shelebt in India 1654-1556 A.D.
Stick lack, Pegu. See seed lack.
219-224, 239—241 Stirling, Mr. Wm. .. .. .. Sc. 71, 72, 74 Sidney . .. .. .. Sc. 33
Stobe-yab-ego-pa, k. of Khapulu .. . 44 siegee of Chitor .. .. 163--166, 236-239
stone inscriptions of Khri-Ido-gloug.btsan .. 89 Sihaji, Rathor (R&o Siha) .. .. .. 0,8 Study, A, in the Economic Condition of Ancient Silabhadra, Buddhist scholar .. .. .. 25 India, by Dr. Pran Nath (book-notice) .. 93 silk, use of, in India .. .. .. .. 161
ståpas, early, in W. Tibet, 66; one, near Nasilver, E. I. Co.'s, bought by J. Scattergood,
land& .. .. .. .. .. .. 209 jum. .. .. .. .. Sc. 61, 62, 69, 70
Subramanian, K. R. Simhala dutpa, Ceylon .. .. .. 204, 208 The Origin of Saivion and its History in the Sindh, embroidery of .. .. .. .. 162 Tamil Land .. .. .. .. .. 94 Singapamor, I., and Chiamay .. . 241, 242 The Mardfhd Rajde of Tanjore .. .. 167 sirbund, turban .. ..
.. .. Sc. 51, 54
Sudras, the, origin of 52, 54 ; characteristics firica (tree).. .. .. .. ..
of ..
.. . 196, 197 BiBee silver. See eycoe.
suffixes, formative, Dravidian .. .. .. 232 Situ, Tibetan grammarian .. .. .. 119 Sufia, music of the .. . . . 76 Sivaji, foreign biographies of .. ..
buicide by fire . ..
.. .. 124 Sivaskanda varman, inscriptions of .. 156, 157
superstition M.M.A. 11; pagan, in the HighSlwand .. .. .. .. .. Sc. 40, 46
lands .. .. .. .. M.M.A. 13
192, 193 Skandagupta, inscriptions of .. ..
Surat, March 1711, prices current in Sc. 62, 63 Skanda Purdna and the nine dopas of Bh Arate
Surman, J., ambassador to Farrukhsiyar Sc. 34, 35 var . . . . . . . . 204, 225, 226 Smilax poeudo-China .. .. .. Sc. 62, 64 Surmeh. .. .. .. .. Sc. 39, 46 Smith, Vincent (Oxford History) 51, 52, 74, 81, 82 suryavanist and somavarit races .. .. 56 Siun dar (II undar) inscription from 44, mean. Susannah .. .. .. .. .. Sc. 61
ing of .. .. .. .. .. .. 45 stol, silk cloth .. .. Sc. 34, 35, 51, 53, 69 social customs, Tibeto-Burman .. .. .. 186 wadharma .. .. Sohndi (Johordi) Smatal festival .. .. 96, 97, 100 mayaniwara, ceremony, and Jayacandra .. 6,8
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