गुप्त अभिलेख संग्रह (जे. एफ. फ्लीट - गुप्त सम्राटों एवं परवर्ती नरेशों के ऐतिहासिक पाषाण व ताम्रलेख)

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THE GUPTA INSCRIPTIONS; INDEX. 339

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Śîlâditya of Mâlava, a king mentioned
by Hiuen Tsiang, 39, 40; — he has been
wrongly assumed to be the father of
Prabhâkaravardhana . . . . . 15
Śîlâditya I. (of Valabhî), 41, 181, 183; —
he had the biruda or second name
of Dharmâditya . . . . . . 181
Śîlâditya II. (of Valabhî) . . . 41, 185
Śîlâditya III., Śîlâdityadêva (of Valabhî) 41, 185
Śîlâditya IV., Śîlâdityadêva (of Valabhî) 41, 185
Śîlâditya V., Śîlâdityadêva (of Valabhî) 41, 187
Śîlâditya VI., Śîlâdityadêva (of Valabhî) 41, 188
Śîlâditya VII., Śîlâdityadêva (of Valabhî),
41, 189; — he had the biruda of Dhrû-
bhaṭa, i.e. Dhruvabhaṭa, 172 and n.,
189; — his Alînâ grant of the (Gupta-
Valabhî) year 447 . . . . . 171
Siṁha era, an era commencing in A.D.
1114, or perhaps in A.D. 1113; quoted
in the Verâwal inscription of the
Valabhî year 945 . . . . . 85
Siṁhala, one of the names of Ceylon;
mentioned as conquered by Samudra-
gupta . . . . . . . . 14
Sindhu, the river Indus; mentioned as
having seven mouths . . . . . 141
Śirpur, a town in the Râypur District;
mentioned under the ancient Saṁskṛit
name of Śrîpura . . . . . 293, 296
Śirûr, a village in the Dhârwâḍ District;
examination of the date of the inscrip-
tion of Amôghavarsha I., of the Śaka
year 788, which proves that the Amânta
arrangement of the lunar fortnights
was applied to the Śaka years, in
Southern India, between A.D. 804
and 866 . . . . . . . 79 n.
Śiśupâla, an epic king, 250; — probably
the name of the king whose inscription
is on the Pahlâdpur pillar . . . 250, 251
Śiva, the god, 'the destroyer' of the
Hindu triad (see also Bhûtapati, Hara,
Îśa, Îśvara, Jayêśvara, Kapâlêśvara,
Mahâdêva, Mahêśvara, Mihirêśvara,
Paramêśvara, Paśupati, Pinâkin,
Śambhu, Śarva, Sthâṇu, Śûlapâṇi,
Sûrabhôgêśvara, Svâmi-Mahâbhairava,
and Tripurântaka; and, for his wife,
see Pârvatî), 241, 248; — mentioned in
connection with the liṅga, 180 and n.,
182, 241, 248; — mention of the river
Gaṅgâ flowing through his matted hair,
16; — other references to his matted
or braided hair, 87, 163; — mention of
him as the father of Kârttikêya, 206; —
a reference to his bull Nandi or Nandin,
as an emblem on his banner, 147; — a
reference to his destruction of Kâma-
dêva, 87; — spoken of as employing
Brahman for creation, preservation,
and destruction; and also as being
himself the creator, with a necklace
of skulls, a serpent round his neck, and
the crescent moon on his forehead, 155

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and n.; — other references to him as
'the creator,' 185 and n., 186, 290; —
other references to the moon on his
forehead, 87, 163, 206; — a probable
early instance of his form, in combina-
tion with Pârvatî, as Ardhanârîśvara,
224; — a form of Śiva in combination
with the Sun . . . . . . 288
Śivadâsa, a proper name . . . . 112
Śivadêva, Bhaṭṭâraka, the Dûtaka of the
inscription of Śivadêva II. of the (Har-
sha) year 143 (?) . . . . . 182
Śivadêva I., Mahârâja (Lichchhavi of
Nêpâl), 177, 178, 189, 191; — he had the
epithet of 'the banner or glory of the
Lichchhavikula,' 177, 178; — notice of
his Gôlmâḍhitôl inscription of the
(Gupta) year 316, . 177; — the value
of this record in proving the use of the
Gupta era in Nêpâl, and in fixing the
chronology of the early rulers of that
country, 96, 177, 184; — notice of
another of his inscriptions, the date
of which is lost . . . . . 178
Śivadêva II. (Ṭhâkurî of Nêpâl), 182, 187,
189, 190, 191; — his wife was Vatsadêvî,
184, 187; — notice of his inscription of
the (Harsha) year 119, . 182; — and of
an inscription of the year 143 (?),
which is probably one of his records . 182
Śivagupta Mahâbalâdhikṛita, the Dûtaka
of the grants of Śarvanâtha of the
(Gupta or Kalachuri) years 193 and
197 . . . . . . . 129, 134
Śivakapadraka, the name of some land
in the village of Antaratrâ . . . 170
Siwanî, the chief town of the Siwanî-
Chhapârâ District; the grant of
Pravarasêna II . . . . . 243
Skambhasêna, a proper name . . . 170
Skanda, a name of the god Kârttikêya . 51
Skandabhaṭa, Sâṁdhivigrahika, writer
of the grant of Dharasêna II. of the
(Gupta-Valabhî) year 252 . . . 171
Skandadêva, Yuvarâja, the Dûtaka of
a Nêpâl inscription of the (Harsha)
year 82 . . . . . . . 181
Skandagupta (Early Gupta), 17, 51, 52,
55, 62, 64, 67, 71; — he had the biruda
or second name of Kramâditya, 18; —
mentioned as restoring the fallen for-
tunes of his family by conquering the
Pushyamitras, 55; — as defeating the
Hûṇas, 56; — apparently as overcoming
the Nâgas, 62 and n.; — and as estab-
lishing his fame in the countries of the
Mlêchchhas, 62; — remarks on two of
his coins, 25 n., 46 n.; — his Bihâr
pillar inscription, 47; — his Bhitarî
pillar inscription, 52; — his Junâgaḍh
rock inscription of the (Gupta) years
136, 137, and 138, . . 56; — his Kahâum
pillar inscription of the year 141, . . 65;
— his Indôr grant of the year, 146, . .
68; — a Sâñchi inscription of the year

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