Sindán: in Kachh, conquest of, and Jama mosque founded at, [506]; St. John or Sanjan in Thána near Daman, [507], [508], [509], [514], [516], [521], [523], [528], [529], [530].
Sindh: conquered by Chúḍásamás, [139]; expedition against by the Ráo of Kachh, [342]; Bráhmans, [432] and note 2; king of, [467], [509], [511], [513], [517], [533]. See Sindhu.
Sindhu: identified with Sindh, afflicted by Arab army, [109]; river, [189].
Sindhurája: killed by Siddharája, [175], [179].
Sindia: Marátha leader, his unsuccessful attack on Sinor (1781), [409]; at war with the English; his treaty with the English at Sirji Anjangaon (1803), [414].
Sindságar: branch of the Indus, [517].
Sindu: Debal, [547].
Singaldip: Ceylon, [512].
Singhæ: tribe, [534].
Singhana II.: Devagiri Yádava king (1209–1247), [198]; attacks Lavaṇaprasáda; his treaty, [199].