{"collection":"Hinduism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/hin/vp/vp182.htm","path":"hin/vp/vp182.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/hin/vp/vp182.htm","text":"The Vishnu Purana, translated by Horace Hayman Wilson, [1840]\nS.\nSabh\u00e1nara, s. of Anu, 444.\nSac\u00e6: see \u015aakas.\nSad\u00e1ch\u00e1ras, 'fixed observances,' 300.\nSad\u00e1k\u00e1nt\u00e1, a river, 183.\nSad\u00e1n\u00edr\u00e1, a river, 183.\nSada\u015bwa, s. of Samara, 452.\nS\u00e1dhus, 'pious men,' 300.\nS\u00e1dhy\u00e1, d. of Daksha, w. of Dharma, 119.\nS\u00e1dhyas, a class of gods, sons of S\u00e1dhy\u00e1, 120. their number and names, n. 14. gods of the present period, 264, n. 20,\nSadwat\u00ed, w. of Agni, 83, n. 3. d. of Pulastya, 83, n. 5.\nSagara, s. of B\u00e1hu, subdues the barbarous tribes, 374. imposes marks upon them, 375. his sons destroyed, 378.\nS\u00e1gara; bed of the ocean dug by the sons of Sagara, 379.\nSahadeva, s. of \u015arinjaya, 354. s. of Harshavardhana, 412. s. of P\u00e1\u0144d\u0301u, 437. 459. s. of Sud\u00e1sa, 455. s. of Jar\u00e1sandha, 456. 465. s. of Div\u00e1kara, 463.\nSahadev\u00e1, d. of Devaka, 436.\nSahajany\u00e1, a divine nymph, 150, n. 21.\nS\u00e1hanji, a prince, 416.\nSaharaksha, s. of Pavam\u00e1na, 84, n. 9.\nSahas, a month, 225.\nSahasrabala, a prince, 386, n. 19.\nSahasrajit, s. of Yadu, 416. s. of Bhajam\u00e1na, 424.\nSahasr\u00e1\u015bwa, a prince, 386, n. 19.\nSahasya, a month, 225.\nSahish\u0144u, s. of Pulaha, 83. s. of Vanakap\u00edvat, 83, n. 6.\nSahya, a range of mountains, 174. north part of the western Ghats, ib. n. 2.\nSaulk\u00e1yani, teacher of the Atharva-veda, 283.\nSaindhavas, a people, 177. and n. 6. a school of Brahmans, 283.\nSaindhav\u00e1yana, teacher of the Atharva-veda, 283.\n\u015aaineyas, sons of Sini, a branch of the Y\u00e1davas, 435.\n\u015aainyas, descendants of \u015aini, 451.\nSainhikeyas, sons of Sinhik\u00e1, a class of D\u00e1navas, 148, n. 10.\n\u015aai\u015bikatas, a people, 192.\n\u015aai\u015biri, teacher of the white Yajush, 281, n. 5.\n\u015aai\u015bireya, teacher of the Rig-veda, 277, n. 8.\n\u015aai\u015bun\u00e1ga dynasty, 466.\n\u015aaiva, a Pur\u00e1\u0144a, 284,\n\u015aaivalas, a people, 191.\n\u015aaivya, a river, 183.\n\u015aaivy\u00e1, w. of \u015aatadhanu, 342. w. of Jy\u00e1magha, 421.\n\u015a\u00e1ka, a Dw\u00edpa, 116. divisions, mountains, rivers, people of, 199.\n\u015a\u00e1kalya, teacher of the Rig-veda, 277.\n\u015a\u00e1kap\u00far\u0144i, author of a Nirukta, 277. same as Rath\u00e1ntara, ib. n. 9.\n\u015aakas, a people, 188. and n. 43. 188190. 193. conquered by Sagara, 374. kings of their race, 474. 475, n. 64.\n\u015a\u00e1kha, s. of Kum\u00e1ra, 120.\n\u015aakra, name of Indra, 78, &c. an \u00c1ditya, 122.\nSakridgrahas, a people, 194.\n\u015aakti, father of Par\u00e1\u015bara, killed by Kalm\u00e1shap\u00e1da changed to a R\u00e1kshasa, 4, n. 12. one of the Vy\u00e1sas, 273.\n\u015aakti, 'energy,' of three kinds, 655.\n\u015aaktis, female forms of Rudra, white and black, 51, n. 4.\n\u015aaktri, s. of Va\u015bisht\u0301ha, 84, n. 8. see \u015aakti.\n\u015aakun\u00ed, s. of Hirany\u00e1ksha, 147. s. of Da\u015baratha, 422.\n\u015aakun\u00ed, d. of Bali, 147, n. 2.\n\u015aakya, s. of Sanjaya, 463. s. of \u015auddhodana, ib. n. 20. teacher of the Buddhists, ib.\n\u015aala, s. of B\u00e1hl\u00edka, 459.\n\u015a\u00e1lagr\u00e1ma, place of pilgrimage, 163. 243.\n\u015aal\u00e1k\u00e1, a branch of surgery, 407.\n\u015a\u00e1lav\u00e1\u0144aka, a people, 193, n. 119.\n\u015a\u00e1ligotra, teacher of the S\u00e1ma-veda, 282, n. 2.\n\u015a\u00e1lin, teacher of the white Yajush, 281, n. 5.\n\u015a\u00e1li\u015b\u00faka, a prince, 470.\n\u015a\u00e1liya, teacher of the Rig-veda, 277.\n\u015a\u00e1lmali (or \u015a\u00e1lmala), a Dw\u00edpa, 166. divisions, mountains, rivers, people of, 198.\n\u015a\u00e1lwas, a people, 177. and n. 6. 185.\n\u015a\u00e1lwasenis, a people, 193.\n\u015aalya, a branch of surgery, 407, n. 11.\n\u015a\u00e1lya, s. of Viprachitti, 148.\nSam\u00e1dhi, 'end of meditation,' 657.\nS\u00e1man: see S\u00e1ma-veda.\nSamangas, a people, 193.\nSam\u00e1nodakas, relations by offerings of water, 316, n. 7.\nSamara, s. of N\u00edpa, 452.\nS\u00e1ma-veda, from Brahm\u00e1, 42. taught by Vy\u00e1sa, 276. Sanhit\u00e1s of, 282. Jyesht\u0301ha portions of, 325, n. 4.\nSamavegavasas, a people, 193.\n\u015a\u00e1mba, s. of Krish\u0144a, 591. taken prisoner by the Kurus, 601. recovered by Balar\u00e1ma, 605. cursed by the Rishis, 606.\nSambara carries off Pradyumna, 575. is killed by him, 576.\nSambhala, birthplace of Kalki, 484.\n\u015aambhu, a Rudra, 121.\n\u015aambhu, w. of Dhruva, 98.\nSambh\u00fata, a prince, 371.\nSambh\u00fati, a prince, 371, n. 5.\nSambh\u00fati, 'fitness,' d. of Daksha, w. of Mar\u00edchi, 54, their progeny, 82.\n'Sam\u00edka, s. of \u015aura, 437.\n\u015a\u00e1min, s. of \u015a\u00fara, 436.\nSam\u00edras, a people, 191.\nSampadvasu, a solar ray, 236, n. 3.\nSamp\u00e1ra, s. of Samara, 452.\nS\u00e1mp\u00e1raya\u0144a, teacher of the white Yajush, 281, n. 5.\nSamp\u00e1ti, s. of \u015ayeni, 149, n. 13.\nSamr\u00e1t, the Manu of a period, 93, n. 3.\nSamr\u00e1t, d. of Priyavrata, 161.\nSamudra, k. of rivers, 153, n. 1.\nS\u00e1mudr\u00ed, d. of Samudra, w. of Prach\u00ednavarhish, 85, n. 11.\nSamvara, a Daitya and magician, 137. s. of Danu, 147.\nSamvara\u0144a, s. of Riksha, 455.\nSamvatsara, first year of a cycle, 224. lord of seasons, 153, n. 1.\nSamvit, synonyme of Mahat, 15, n. 22.\nS\u00e1mya, an original property of man, 45, n. 5.\nSamy\u00e1ti, s. of Bahugava, 447, s. of Pr\u00e1chinvat, ib. n. 1.\nSamyoga, 'union of contiguity,' 652.\nSanai\u015bchara, s. of Rudra, 59. s. of the sun, 266. 'Saturn,' his chariot and horses, 240,\nSanaka, s. of Rudra, 38, n. 13.\nSananda, s. of Rudra, 38, n. 13.\nSan\u00e1tana, s. of Rudra, 38, n. 13.\nSanatkum\u00e1ra, s. of Rudra, 38, n. 13.\nSandan\u015ba, a hell, 207. sins punished in, 209.\nSandhy\u00e1, 'twilight,' a form of Brahm\u00e1, 40. period preceding a Yuga, 23, n. 4.\nSandhy\u00e1, 'twilight,' 222. 'dawn,' ib. prayer to be used at, ib. n. 14. duration of, 223. 'morning and evening,' 308.\nS\u00e1nd\u00edpani, tutor of Krish\u0144a and Balar\u00e1ma, 561.\nSandhy\u00e1nsa, period succeeding a Yuga, 23, n. 4.\nSandrocottus see Chandragupta, 468.\nSangr\u00e1majit, s. of Krish\u0144a, 591.\nSanhat\u00e1\u015bwa, a prince, 362.\nSanhit\u00e1s, of the Rig-veda, 277. of the Yajur-veda, 279. of the S\u00e1ma-veda, 282. of the Atharva-veda, ib. of the Pur\u00e1\u0144as, 283. xi. of the Skanda, xlvi,\nSanhl\u00e1da, s. of Hira\u0144yaka\u015bipu, 124.\n\u015aani, s. of Atri, 83, n. 4. (\u015aanai\u015bchara) s. of the sun, 266. his chariot and horses, 240.\nSan\u00edyas, a people, 193.\nSanjaya, s. of Sup\u00e1r\u015bwa, 390. s. of Pratikshatra, 412. s. of Rananjaya, 463.\nSanjn\u00e1, d. of Vi\u015bwakarman, w. of the sun, 266.\nSankalpa, a Praj\u00e1pati, 49, n. 2.\nSankalp\u00e1, d. of Daksha, w, of Dharma, 119.\n\u015aankara, a prince, 384, n. 15.\n\u015aankara, a name of \u015aiva, 7, n. 1. a D\u00e1nava, 147.\n\u015aankara \u00c1ch\u00e1rya, date of,x.\nSankarsha\u0144a, name of Balar\u00e1ma, 440. 498.\nSank\u00e1\u015bya, a kingdom, 390, n. 5.\n\u015aankha, s. of Kadru, 149.\n\u015aankha, a minor Dw\u00edpa, 175, n. 3.\n\u015aankhak\u00fat\u0301a, a mountain, 169.\n\u015aankhan\u00e1bha, a prince, 386.\n\u015aankhap\u00e1da or \u015aankhap\u00e1d, s. of Kardama, 83, n. 6. regent of the south, 153. 226.\n\u015a\u00e1nkhy\u00e1yana, teacher of the Rig-veda, 278, n. 13.\n\u015aanku, s. of Ugrasena, 436.\n\u015aanku\u015biras, a D\u00e1nava, 147.\nSankriti, s, of Jayasena, 412. s. of Nara, 450.\nSantat\u00ed, 'humility,' d. of Daksha, w. of Kratu, 54.\nSannatimat, a prince, 453.\n\u015aan\u015bap\u00e1yana, a teacher of the Pur\u00e1\u0144as, 283.\nSansk\u00e1ras, initiatory ceremonies at birth, &c. 297.\n\u015a\u00e1nt\u00ed, 'placidity,' a property of sensible objects, 17, n. 27.\n\u015a\u00e1nt\u00ed, 'expiation,' d. of Daksha, w. of Dharma, 54. w. of Atharvan, 55, n. 12.\n\u015a\u00e1nti, Indra of the tenth Manwantara, 268. a Brahman, pupil of Angiras, 269, n. 11. a prince, s. of N\u00edla, 453.\n\u015a\u00e1ntidev\u00e1, d. of Devaka, 436.\nSant\u00e1na, s. of Ugra, 59.\n\u015a\u00e1ntanu, s. of Prat\u00edpa, 457.\nSantarddana, s. of Dhrisht\u0301aketu, 437.\nSantateyu, a prince, 447.\nSantati, s. of Alarka, 409.\nSantosha, s. of Dharma, 55.\nSary\u00e1ti, s. of Vaivaswata, 348. his sons, 358. s. of Nahusha, 413.\nSapi\u0144d\u0301ana, ancestral \u015ar\u00e1ddhas, 318.\nSapi\u0144d\u0301as, relations by offerings of food, 316, n. 7.\nSapeyin, teacher of the white Yajush, 281, n. 5.\nSaptada\u015ba, 'hymns,' from Brahm\u00e1, 42.\n\u015aaradwat, husband of Ahaly\u00e1, 454.\nS\u00e1ra\u0144a, s. of Vasudeva, 439.\nSaram\u00e1, d. of Daksha, w. of Ka\u015byapa, 122, n. 19.\nS\u00e1raswata, a sage, narrator of the Vish\u0144u Pur\u00e1\u0144a to Par\u00e1\u015bara, 9. a Vy\u00e1sa, 272. s. of Saraswat\u00ed, preserver of the Vedas, 285, n. 9.\nS\u00e1raswata, a dialect of Sanscrit, lxvii.\nS\u00e1raswatas, a class of Brahmans, 285, n. 9.\nSaraswat\u00ed, d. of Daksha, w. of Dharma, 119, n. 12. goddess of literature, lxvii.\nSaraswat\u00ed, a river, 180. the Sarsuti, ib. n. 5. the Caggar, 181, n. 7. 182. 184. in the east, 185, n. 80.\n\u015aarayu, a river, 182. the Sarju, ib. n. 19.\n\u015a\u00e1rimejaya, a prince, 435.\nSarman, a name for a Brahman, 297.\n\u015aarmisht\u0301h\u00e1, d. of Vrishaparvan, 147. w. of Yay\u00e1ti, n. 6. story of, 413, n. 3.\nSarp\u00ed, w. of the Rudra, \u015aiva, 59, n. 4.\nS\u00e1ru, s. of Vasudeva, 439.\nS\u00e1rvabhauma, a prince, 457.\nSarvaga, s. of Paur\u0144am\u00e1sa, 82, s. of Bh\u00edma, 459, n. 5.\nSarvak\u00e1ma, a prince, 380.\nSarvasang\u00e1, a river, 184.\nSarvatobhadra, a forest, 169.\nSarvatraga, s. of Bh\u00edma, 460.\n\u015a\u00e1ryatas, sons of \u015aary\u00e1ti, 358.\n\u015aa\u015ba, part of Jambu-dw\u00edpa, 166, n. a.\n\u015aa\u015b\u00e1da, s. of Ikshw\u00e1ku, 360.\n\u015aa\u015badharman, a prince, 470.\n\u015aa\u015bavindu, a prince, 420.\n\u015aa\u015bikas, a people, 189.\n\u015aastra-devatas, deified weapons, children of Kris\u00e1\u015bwa, 123, n. 26.\nS\u00e1swata, a prince, 390.\n\u015aatabal\u00e1, a river, 182.\n\u015aat\u00e1bhish\u00e1, a lunar mansion, 226, n. 21.\n\u015aatadhanu, a pious king, speaks to a heretic, 342. his repeated births, 343. final liberation, 344. s. of Hridika, 436.\n\u015aatadhanwan, kills \u015aatrajit, 428. killed by Krish\u0144a, 430.\n\u015aatadru, a river, 175. the Setlej, 176, n. 5.\n\u015aatadyumna, s. of Ch\u00e1kshusha, 98. s. of Bh\u00e1numat, 390.\n\u015aatajit, s. of Raja, 165. s. of Sahasrajit, 416. s. of Bhajam\u00e1na, 424.\n\u015a\u00e1takar\u0144i, name or title of several Andhra princes, 472. 473.\n\u015aatakumbh\u00e1, a river, 182.\n\u015aat\u00e1nanda, s. of Gautama, 454.\n\u015aat\u00e1\u0144ika, s. of Nakula, 459. s. of Janamejaya, 461. s. of Vasud\u00e1na, 462.\n\u015aataratha, s. of Mulaka, 384, n. 15.\n\u015aatarup\u00e1, female portion of Brahm\u00e1, w. of Sw\u00e1yambhuva Manu, 51, n. 5, type of many forms; same as M\u00e1y\u00e1, as Savitr\u00ed, 53, n. 5.\n\u015aatasankhyas, a class of deities, 268.\n\u015aataval\u00e1ka, teacher of the Rig-veda, 278, n. 10.\n\u015aat\u00e1yus, s. of Pur\u00faravas, 398.\nSat\u00ed, 'truth,' d. of Daksha, w. of Bhava, 54. 59. burns herself, 65, n. 4. w. of Angiras, 123, n. 25.\n\u015aatrughna, s. of Da\u015baratha, 384. takes Mathura, 385. s. of \u015awaphalka, 435.\nSatr\u00e1jit, s. of Nighna, friend of Aditya, receives the Syamantaka gem, 425. gives Krish\u0144a his daughter Satyabh\u00e1m\u00e1, 428. killed by \u015aatadhanwan, ib. name of Pratarddana, 408.\n\u015aatwata, a prince of the Y\u00e1dava race, 423. his descendants, 424.\n\u015a\u00e1twatas, descendants of Satwata, 423.\nSatya, quality of goodness or purity, knowledge, quiescence, 2, n. 5, a form of Vish\u0144u, 264.\nSatyabh\u00e1m\u00e1, d. of Satr\u00e1jit, married to Krish\u0144a, 428. 578. desires the P\u00e1rij\u00e1ta tree, 586. promotes the quarrel of the Y\u00e1davas, 610, n. 11.\nSatyadhrita, s. of Pushpavat, 455.\nSatyadhriti, s. of Mah\u00e1v\u00edrya, 390. s. of \u015aara\u0144a, 439. s. of Dhritimat, 453. s. of \u015aat\u00e1nanda, 454.\nSatyadhwaja, a prince, 390.\nSatyahita, teacher of the Rigveda, 277, n. 7.\nSatyajit, a prince, 465.\nSatyaka, s. of \u015aini, 435.\nSatyakarman, a prince, 446.\nSatyaketu, a prince, 409.\nS\u00e1tyaki, s. of Satyaka; also Yuyudh\u00e1na, 435.\nSatya-loka, 'heaven of truth,' 48, n. 10. site of, 213.\nSatyanetra, s. of Atri, 83, n. 4.\nSatyaratha, a prince, 390.\nS\u00e1tyarathi, a prince, 390.\nSatyas, a class Of deities, 122, n. 20. 261. 262.\nSatya\u015bravas, teacher of the Rig-veda, 277, n. 7.\nSatya\u015br\u00ed, teacher of the Rig-veda, 277, n. 7.\nSatyav\u00e1k, s. of Ch\u00e1kshusha, 98.\nSatyavat\u00ed, d. of G\u00e1dhi, w. of Rich\u00edka, 399. becomes the Kau\u015bik\u00ed river, 400, n. 13. mother of Vy\u00e1sa, 459.\nSatyavrata, a prince; also Tri\u015banku, 371.\nSatyayajna, 'observance of truth,' 294, n. 3.\nSaubhari, a sage, 363. marries the daughters of M\u00e1ndh\u00e1tri, 366. becomes an ascetic, 369.\nSaud\u00e1sa, s. of Sud\u00e1sa, a prince, 380. story of, ib. n. 11. and 381.\nSaugata, s. of Da\u015baratha, 470.\nSauhridas, a people, 192.\n\u015aaunaka, s. of Ghritsamada, 406. s. of \u015aunaka, ib. n. 7.\nSaumitr\u00ed, teacher of the Sana-veda, 282, n. 2.\nSaumya, a division of Bh\u00e1rata-varsha, 175.\nSaumyas, a class of Pitris, 239, n. 3.\n\u015aaunaka, teacher of the Atharva-veda, 283.\nSaur\u00e1sht\u0301ras, a people, 177. and n. 6.\nSauvalyas (Sau\u015balyas), a people, 185. and n. 8.\nSauv\u00edras, a people, 177. and n. 6.\nSavala (or Savana), s. of Priyavrata, 162. k. of Pushkara, ib. his two sons, 200.\nSaval\u00e1\u015bwas, sons of Daksha, 117.\nSavana, s. of Va\u015bisht\u0301ha, 83.\nSavar\u0144\u00e1, d. of Ocean, w. of Pr\u00e1ch\u00ednavarhis, 107.\nS\u00e1var\u0144i, s. of the sun, 266. eighth Manu, 267. his sons, ib.\nSavibh\u00e1sa, a sun, 632.\nSavitri, an \u00c1ditya, 122. a Vy\u00e1sa, 272.\nS\u00e1vitr\u00ed, d. of Daksha, w. of Dharma, 119, n. 12.\nSchlegel, translation of the R\u00e1m\u00e1ya\u0144a by, 385, n. 16.\nSeas, seven, surrounding the seven Dw\u00edpas, 166. of salt water, 197. of treacle, 198. of wine, ib. of butter, 199. of curds, ib. of milk, 200. of fresh water, 201.\nSelu, a river, 183.\nSenajit, s. of Vi\u015bwajit, 452. s, of Vrihatkarman, 465.\nSerpents, proceed from Brahm\u00e1, 41. children of Kadru, 149.\nSense, organs of; products of Egotism; presided over by divinities, 17. their number, 18.\n\u015aesha, s. of Kadru, 149. k. of the N\u00e1gas, 153. the serpent below P\u00e1t\u00e1la, description of, 205. teacher of astronomy, 206. supports the world upon his head, 206, incarnate as Balar\u00e1ma, 458. Setu, a prince, 443.\nSha\u0144d\u0301as, a people, 187.\nSiddhas, their residence, number, and nature, 227. Siddhas, a people, 192.\nSiddhi, 'perfection,' d. of Daksha; w. of Dharma, 54.\nSiddhis, attributes of perfection, 45,\n\u015a\u00edghra, a prince, 387.\n\u015a\u00edghr\u00e1, a river, 183.\n\u015a\u00edghraga, a prince, 384, n. 15.\nSikha\u0144d\u0301i\u0144\u00ed, w. of Antardh\u00e1na, 106.\n\u015aikhivasas, a mountain, 169.\nSiksh\u00e1, an Anga of the Vedas, 284.\nSindhu, a river, 171, n. 12. of Bh\u00e1rata-varsha, the Indus, 180. the Kali Sindh, 183, n. 30.\nSindhuka, 472, n. 39. see Sipraka.\nSindhudw\u00edpa, a prince, 379.\nSindhupulindas, a people, 186.\nSindhusauv\u00edras, a people, 191.\nSinhal\u00e1, an island, 175, n. 3.\nSinhik\u00e1, d. of Ka\u015byapa, w. of Viprachitti, 122, n. 19. 124. 148.\n\u015ainib\u00e1hu, a river, 185, n. 80.\n\u015ain\u00edv\u00e1li, d. of Angiras, 82. day of the moon visible, 225.\n\u015aipraka, first Andhra king, 472.\nS\u00edradhwaja, a prince of Mithil\u00e1, father of S\u00edt\u00e1, 390\n\u015ai\u015bira, a mountain, 169.\n\u015ai\u015bira, teacher of the Rig-veda, 277.\n\u015ai\u015bu, s. of S\u00e1ra\u0144a, 439.\n\u015ai\u015bum\u00e1ra or 'porpoise' (celestial), 230. represents the stellar sphere, 240.\n\u015ai\u015bun\u00e1ga, a king of Magadh\u00e1, 466.\n\u015ai\u015bup\u00e1la, s. of Damaghosha, 437. his previous births and hostility to Krish\u0144a, ib. obtains felicity, 439.\n\u015a\u00edt\u00e1, a river, I70.\nS\u00edt\u00e1, w. of R\u00e1ma, 384. d. of S\u00edradhwaja, 390.\n\u015a\u00edt\u00e1nta, a mountain, 169.\n\u015aiteyus, a prince, 420.\n\u015aitoda, a lake, 169.\n\u015aiva, the deity, same as Vish\u0144u in the character of destroyer, 19. born as a Kum\u00e1ra from Brahm\u00e1 in each Kalpa; of different colours, 39, n. 13. spoils Daksha's sacrifice, 62. bears Alakanand\u00e1 on his head, 229. intercedes for B\u00e1\u0144a, 596. a Rudra, 59. a prince, s. of Uru, 98.\n\u015aiv\u00e1, w. of I\u015b\u00e1na, 59.\n\u015aiv\u00e1, a river, 183.\n\u015aivas, a class of deities, 261.\n\u015aivaskandha, a prince, 473.\n\u015aiva\u015br\u00ed, a prince, 473.\n\u015aivasw\u00e1ti, a prince, 473.\n\u015aiva-Upapur\u00e1\u0144a, notice of; lvi.\n\u015aivi, s. of Sanhr\u00e1da, 147. of Prahl\u00e1da, ib. n. 1. Indra of the fourth Manwantara, 262. a prince, s. of U\u015b\u00ednara, 444.\nSkanda, s. of Pa\u015bupati, 59.\nSkanda Pur\u00e1\u0144a, parts of, xlv. notice of, 284.\nSleeping, rules of, 309.\nSlisht\u0301i, s. of Dhruva, 98.\nSmaya, s. of Dharma, 55, n. 13.\nSmriti, 'memory,' synonyme of Mahat, 15, n. 22.\nSmrit\u00ed, d. of Daksha, w, of Angiras, 54. their progeny, 82.\nSmriti, s. of Dharma, 55, n. 13.\nSociety, origin and progress of, 45.\nSodhas, a people, 187.\nSoka, s. of Mrityu, 56.\nSoma, 'the moon,' s. of Atri, 83. king over the constellations, Brahmans, plants, &c. 153. carries off T\u00e1r\u00e1, 392. has Budha by her, the founder of the lunar race, 393. a Vasu, 120. s. of the Rishi Prabh\u00e1kara, 447, n. 8.\nSomaka, s. of Sahadeva, 455.\nSomadatta, k. of Vai\u015b\u00e1l\u00ed, 354.\nSomap\u00e1s, a class of Pitris, 84, n. 10, 321, n. 1.\nSom\u00e1pi, s. of Sahadeva, 455. 465.\nSomasarman, a prince, 470.\nSoma\u015bushm\u00e1pa\u0144a, a Vy\u00e1sa, 273.\nSomat\u00edrtha, a place of pilgrimage, 561, n. 3.\nSomayajna, offering of asclepias, 275, n. 1.\n\u015ao\u0144a, a river, the Sone, 183.\n\u015ao\u0144itapura, city of B\u00e1\u0144a, 593.\nSpheres of the sun and planets, 212.\nSraddh\u00e1, 'faith,' d. of Daksha, w. of Dharma, 54. of Angiras, 55, n. 12.\n\u015ar\u00e1ddha, 'worship of progenitors;' for prosperity, 297, n. 3. 314. different kinds of, ib. n. 1. for kindred newly deceased, 316. monthly, for deceased relatives, 317. annual, 318. occasional, 320. Brahmans to be entertained at, 325. prayers used at, 328. things sacred at, 330. how vitiated, 333.\n\u015ar\u00e1va\u0144a, a month, 225, n. 19.\nSrava\u0144\u00e1, a lunar mansion, 226, n. 21.\n\u015aravasta, a prince, 361.\n\u015ar\u00e1vast\u00ed, a city, 361.\n\u015ar\u00ed (or Lakshm\u00ed), d. of Bhrigu, 59. 80. in all things the counterpart of Vish\u0144u, 60. produced from the ocean, 76. hymned by Indra, 78.\n\u015ar\u00eddev\u00e1, d. of Devaka, 436.\n\u015ar\u00eddhara Sw\u00e1mi, commentator on the Bh\u00e1gavata, xxix. on the Vish\u0144u Pur\u00e1\u0144a, lxxiv.\n\u015ar\u00edj\u00e1va\u0144a, s, of Dyutimat, 82, n. 1.\n\u015aring\u00ed, a range of mountains, 167.\n\u015arinjaya, s. of Dh\u00famr\u00e1\u015bwa, 354, s. of \u015a\u00fara, 436. s. of K\u00e1l\u00e1nara, 444. s. of Harya\u015bwa, 454.\n\u015arinjayas, a people, 193, n. 136.\n\u015ar\u00ed-saila (or \u015ar\u00ed-parvata), a mountain, 180, n. 3.\n\u015ar\u00edtala, a division of P\u00e1t\u00e1la, 204, n. 1.\n\u015aruta, s. of Dharma, 55. s. of Bhag\u00edratha, 379. s. of Upagu, 390. s. of Krish\u0144a, 591.\n\u015arutadev\u00e1, d. of \u015a\u00fara, 437. w. of Vriddha\u015barman, ib.\n\u015arutakarman, s. of Sahadeva, 459.\n\u015arutak\u00edrtt\u00ed, d. of \u015a\u00fara, 437. w. of Dhrisht\u0301aketu, ib, s. of Arjuna, 459.\n\u015arutanjaya, a prince, 465.\n\u015arutasena, s. of Parikshit, 457. 461.\n\u015arutasoma, s. of Bh\u00edma, 459.\n\u015aruta\u015bravas, a prince, 455.\n\u015aruta\u015bravas, d. of \u015a\u00fara, 437. w. of Damaghosha, ibid.\n\u015arutavat, s prince, 465.\n\u015arut\u00e1yus, s, of Bh\u00e1numitra, 386, n. 19. s. of Arisht\u0301anemi, 390. s. of Pur\u00faravas, 398.\n\u015arut\u00ed, d. of Atri, w. of Kardama, 83, n. 4.\nStambha, a Rishi, 260.\nStanab\u00e1las, a people, 193, n. 134.\nStanayoshikas, a people, 196.\nSthaleyu, a prince, 447.\nStha\u0144d\u0301ileyu, a prince, 447.\nStoma, 'hymns,' from Brahm\u00e1, 42, n. 21.\nStudent, duties of, 294.\nStuti, 'prayers,' from Brahm\u00e1, 42, n. 21.\nSub\u00e1hu, s. of \u015aatrughna, 385. k. of Mathur\u00e1, 386, n. 17.\nSubh\u00e1sa, a prince, 390.\nSubh\u00fami, s. of Ugrasena, 436.\nSubstance, imperceptible, how perceptible, 32, n. 8.\nSuchandra, k. of Vai\u015b\u00e1l\u00ed, 354.\nSuch\u00e1ru, s. of Krish\u0144a, 578.\nSuchch\u00e1y\u00e1, w. of Dhruva, 98.\n\u015auch\u00ed, s. of Agni, 84. s. of Antardh\u00e1na, 106, n. 2. s. of Satadyumna, 390. s. of Andhaka, 435. s. of Vipra, 465. Indra of the fourteenth Manwantara, 269.\n\u015auch\u00ed, d. of Ka\u015byapa, parent of water-fowl, 148.\n\u015auchi, a month, 228.\n\u015auchi\u015bravas, a Praj\u00e1pati, 50, n. 2.\nSud\u00e1mas, a people, 192.\nSudar\u015bana, a prince, 384, n. 15. 387.\nSud\u00e1sa, s. of Sarvak\u00e1ma, 380. s. of Chyavana, 455.\nSuddhodana, s. of \u015a\u00e1kya, 463. father of \u015a\u00e1kya, ib. n. 20.\nSudellas (Sudesh\u0144as, Sudesht\u0301as), a people, 188. 190.\nSudesh\u0144a, s. of Krish\u0144a, 578.\nSudeva, s. of Chunchu, 373. s. of Devaka, 436.\nSudh\u00e1ma, a mountain, 180, n. 3.\nSudh\u00e1man, a Lokap\u00e1la, s. of Virajas and Gaur\u00ed, 82, n. 2. 153. s. of Kardama, 226. and n. 20.\nSudh\u00e1mas, a class of deities, 261. 268.\nSudh\u00e1mans, a class of deities, 269.\nSudhanush, s. of Kuru, 455.\nSudhanwan, s. of S\u00e1swata, 390. s. of Satyadhrita, 455.\nSudharman, hall of Indra, given to Ugrasena by Krish\u0144a, 561. returns to heaven, 613.\nSudharmas, a class of deities, 268. 269.\n\u015audhis, a class of deities, 262.\nSudhriti, a prince, 353.\nSudraci of Pliny, \u015a\u00fadras, 195, n. 153.\n\u015a\u00fadraka, first Andhra prince, 472, n. 39.\n\u015a\u00fadras, a people, 195, n. 153 481.\n\u015a\u00fadras, from the feet of Brahm\u00e1, 44. their duties, 292.\nSudyumna, transformed from Il\u00e1; his sons; k. of Pratisht\u0301h\u00e1na, 350. s. of Ch\u00e1kshusha, 98. s. of Bhayada, 447.\nSugandh\u00e1, bondmaid of Vasudeva. 439, n. 2.\nSugr\u00edv\u00ed, d. of Ka\u015byapa, parent of horses, &c. 148.\nSuhma, s. of Bali, 444.\nSuhotra, s. of K\u00e1nchana, 398. s. of Kshatravriddha, 406. s. of Vrihatkshatra, 451. s. of Bhumanyu, ib, n. 23. s. of Sudhanush, 455, s. of Sahadeva, 460.\nSuj\u00e1ti, s. of Vitihotra, 418.\nSujyesht\u0301ha, a prince, 471.\n\u015aukala, a country, 177. and n. 6.\nSuk\u00e1lins, a class of Pitris, 321, n. 1.\nSukandakas, a people, 191.\nSukany\u00e1, d. of Saryati, w. of Chyavana, 354.\n\u015a\u00fakara, a hell, 207. crimes there punished, 208.\nSukarman, teacher of the S\u00e1ma-veda, 282.\nSukarmans, a class of deities, 269.\nSukarmas, a class of deities, 268.\nSuketu, s. of Nandivardhana, 390. s. of Sun\u00edtha, 409.\nSukha, s. of Dharma, 55.\nSukh\u00edbala, a prince, 462.\n\u015auk\u00ed, d. of Ka\u015byapa, mother of parrots, &c. 148.\n\u015aukra, s. of Bhava, 59. s. of Va\u015bisht\u0301ha, 83. s. of Havirdh\u00e1na, 106. (the planet), his car and horses, 239.\n\u015aukra, a month, 225.\nSukriti, s. of Pritha, 452.\nSukshatra, a prince, 465.\n\u015auktimat, a mountain chain, the east and north portion of the Vindhya range, 174. 176, n. 5. 421, n. 13.\n\u015auktimati, a river, 184, n. 73.\nSukum\u00e1ra, a prince, 409.\nSukut\u0301yas, a people, 185.\nS\u00falap\u00e1ni, chief of the Bh\u00fatas, 153, n. 1.\nSulomadhi, last Andhra prince, 473, n. 62.\nSum\u00e1lya, s, of Mah\u00e1padma, 468.\nSumallis, a people, 192.\nSumanas, s. of Uru, 98. s. of Harya\u015bwa, 371.\nSumanasas, a class of deities, 268.\nSumantu, pupil of Vy\u00e1sa, 276. teacher of the Atharva-veda, 282. s. and pupil of Jaimini, 2S2. a prince, s. of Jahnu, 399.\nSumati, s. of Bharata, 164. fifth T\u00edrthakara, ib. n. 8. s. of Janamejaya, 354. s. of Sagara, 377. s. of Sup\u00e1r\u015bwa, 453. s. of Dridhasena, 465.\nSumati, teacher of the Pur\u00e1\u0144as, 283.\nSumat\u00ed, d. of Kratu, 83, n. 7.\nSumedhasas, a class of deities, 262.\nSumitra, s. of Vrish\u0144i, 424. last of the race of Ikshw\u00e1ku, 464.\nSun, presides over the eyes, 17, n. 28. his car and horses, 217. his diurnal course, 219. northern and southern declination, 220. harassed by the M\u00e1ndehas, 222. the cause of rain, 230. his attendants in each month, 233. mystical account of, 236. his functions, ib. his rays, ib. n. 3. his wives and children, 266. ground by Vi\u015bwakarman, 267. s, of Adit\u00ed, and origin of the solar dynasty, 348. gives Yajnawalkya the white Yajush, 281. gives the Syamantaka gem to Satr\u00e1jit, 425. becomes sevenfold at the end of the world, 632.\n\u015aunah\u015bephas, s. of Viswamitra, 404. legend of, ib. n. 22.\nSunaka, s. of Ghritsamada, 406, n. 7.\nSunakshatra, a prince, 463.\nSun\u00e1man, s. of Ugrasena, 436.\nSunas\u00e1, a river, 184.\nSunaya, s. of Rita, 390. s. of Pariplava, 462.\nSunayas, a people, 193.\nSunda, s. of Nisunda, 147, n. 1.\nSundara, a prince, 473.\nSundar\u00ed, d. of Vaisw\u00e1nara, 147, n. 7.\nSungas, dynasty of, 470.\nSun\u00edka, minister of Ripunjaya, 466.\nSunita, a prince, 465.\nSun\u00edtha, s. of Santati, 409. s. of Sushe\u0144a, 462.\nSunith\u00e1, d. of Mrityu, w. of Anga, 99.\nSunrit\u00e1, w. of Utt\u00e1nap\u00e1da, 86, n. 1.\nSuns, seven, their names, 632.\nSunyabandhu, s. of Tri\u0144avindu, 353, n. 25.\nSupar\u0144a, a name of Garud\u0301a, 149.\nSup\u00e1r\u015bwa, a mountain, north of Meru, 168.\nSup\u00e1r\u015bwa, s. of \u015arut\u00e1yus, 390. s. of Drid\u0301hanemi, 453.\nSuprat\u00edtha, a prince, 463.\nSuprayog\u00e1, a river, 183.\nSupreme condition (of Vish\u0144u), 156.\n\u015a\u00fara, s. of K\u00e1rttav\u00edrya, 417. s. of Vid\u00faratha, 436. s. of Devamid\u0301husha, ib.\nSurabhi (cow), produced from the ocean, 76.\nSurabh\u00ed, d. of Daksha, w. of Ka\u015byapa, 122.\n\u015a\u00faras, a people, 177. and n. 6.\nSuras\u00e1, d. of Daksha, w. of Ka\u015byapa, 122.\nSuras\u00e1, a river, 176.\n\u015a\u00farasena, s. of \u015aatrugna, 385. k. of Mathur\u00e1, 386, n. 17. s. of K\u00e1rttav\u00edrya, 417.\n\u015a\u00farasenas, a people, 185. Suraseni, ib. n. 2.\nSuratha, s. of Jahnu, 457. s. of Ku\u0144d\u0301aka, 464.\nSure\u015bwara, a Rudra, 121, n. 17.\nSurgery, branches of, 407, n. u.\nSur\u00fapas, a class of deities, 262.\nSurochish, s. of Va\u015bisht\u0301ha, 83, n. 8.\nSusandhi, a prince, 387.\nSu\u015b\u00e1nti, a prince, 453.\nSu\u015b\u00e1nti, Indra of the third Manwantara, 261.\nSu\u015barman, a prince, 471.\nSushe\u0144a, s. of Vasudeva, 439, s. of Vrish\u0144\u00edmat, 462. s, of Krish\u0144a, 578.\nSushumna, a ray of the sun, 236, n. 3.\nSu\u015bravas, a Praj\u00e1pati, 50, n. 2.\nSu\u015bruta, a prince, 390. a teacher of medical science, 407, n. 11.\nSu\u015buma, a prince, 465.\nS\u00fata, a bard; origin of, 102. pupil of Vy\u00e1sa, 276. teacher of the Pur\u00e1\u0144as, 283. a generic term for chroniclers and bards, xi.\nSutala, a division of P\u00e1t\u00e1la, 204.\nSutanu, d. of Ugrasena, 436.\nSutapas, s. of Va\u015bisht\u0301ha, 83. a prince, s. of Hema, 444.\nSutapas, a class of deities, 267.\nSut\u00e1r\u00e1, d. of \u015awaphalka, 435.\nSuvala, a prince, 465.\nSuv\u00e1m\u00e1, a river, 183. the Ram-gang\u00e1, ib. n. 53.\nSuvarchal\u00e1, w. of Rudra, 59.\nSuvar\u0144a, a prince, 463.\nSuvar\u0144aroman, a prince, 390.\nSuv\u00e1stu, a river, 183.\nSuvela, a mountain, 180, n. 3.\nSuvibhu, a prince, 409.\nSuv\u00edra, s. of \u015aivi, 444. s. of Kshemya, 453.\nSuvrata, a prince, 465.\nSuya\u015bas, s. of A\u015bokavarddhana, 470.\nSwabh\u00e1vas, characteristics or properties of perceptible things, 34, n. 1.\n\u015aw\u00e1bhojana, a hell, 207. sins punished in, 209.\nSwadh\u00e1, 'oblation,' d. of Daksha, w. of the Pitris, 54. w. of Angiras, 123, n. 25. w. of a Rudra, 59, n. 4.\nSw\u00e1h\u00e1, 'offering,' d. of Daksha, w. of Agni, 54. w. of the Rudra Pa\u015bupati, 59.\nSw\u00e1hi, a prince, 420.\nSwakshas, a people, 188.\nSwam\u00e1bh\u00e1k, a sun, 632.\n\u015awaphalka, marries G\u00e1ndin\u00ed, 431. s, of Pri\u015bni, 435.\nSwar\u00e1j, a solar ray, 236, n. 3.\nSwar\u00e1t, the creator, 93, n. 3.\nSwar\u00e1sht\u0301ras, a people, 189.\nSwarbh\u00e1nu, a D\u00e1nava, s. of Ka\u015byapa, 147. s. of Viprachitti, 148.\nSwarga, on Meru, 172.\nSwarga, s. of Bh\u00edma, 59.\nSwar-loka, site and extent of, 212.\nSwar\u0144aprastha, an island, 175, n. 3.\nSw\u00e1rochisha, s. of Swarochish, second Manu, 260. and n. 2. his sons, 261.\nSwar\u00fapas, 'forms of things,' 34, n. 1.\nSwasty\u00e1treyas, a race of Brahmans, 447, n. 8.\nSw\u00e1t\u00ed, a lunar mansion, 226, n. 21.\nSw\u00e1ti, s. of Uru, 98.\nSwavambhoja, a Y\u00e1dava chief, 436.\nSwayambhu (Brahm\u00e1), synonyme of Mahat, 15, n. 22. a Vy\u00e1sa, 272.\nSw\u00e1yambhuva Manu, born of, and one with, Brahm\u00e1, 51, n. 5.\n\u015aweta, s. of Kadru, 149.\n\u015aweta, a range of mountains, 167.\n\u015aweta-dw\u00edpa, 'white island,' 200, n. 2.\nSy\u00e1dv\u00e1dis, 'Jains,' 339, n. 3.\n\u015ay\u00e1la, offends G\u00e1rgya, 565.\n\u015ay\u00e1ma, s. of \u015a\u00fara, 437.\nSyamantaka jewel, given by the Sun to Satr\u00e1jit, 425. its properties, ib. taken by J\u00e1mbavat, 426. recovered by Krish\u0144a, 427. carried off by \u015aatadhanwan, 428. transferred to Akr\u00fara, 429. its virtues, 431. remains in Akr\u00fara's keeping, 434.\nSy\u00e1m\u00e1yani, teacher of the Yajur-veda, 279, n. 1.\n\u015ayen\u00ed, d. of Ka\u015byapa, parent of hawks, 148.","title":"The Vishnu Purana: Index: S","type":"page"}