Jain Miniature Paintings from Western India c14.130

c14.130

Kāma, 35, 44, 164. *Kāmasūtra*, 46. Kamatha, 40, 161. Kāntivijayajī, his *Kalpasūtra*, 40, 41, 160, 161, 162, 163. Kapardi Yaksha, 29 ; description of, 140. Karmana, represented with Ānandaprabha, 147. Kāshgar, sources of zinc white, 77. Kashmīr, centre of paper manufacture, 73, 74. *Kathāratnasāgara* (Pāṭan), dated 1256, contains two miniatures, 30. *Kāvyamīmānsā*, 24. *Kāvya Prakāśa*, 122. Khaṇḍagiri (Orissa), early traces of Jain painting found at, 10. Kermes, reference in ancient literature, 80 ; probably imported from Iran, *ib.* ; its import in India in the 17th century, 80–81 ; the process of obtaining colour from, 81. Kokachaupaī, 54. Kośā dance, 38, 40 ; an episode from the life of Ārya Samita, 153, 162. Kṛishṇa, 41, 42, 161, 162, 163, 164. Kṛishṇadāsa, Rai, 23, 24, 25. *Kshetrasamāsa*, 70. Kubyaukkyi (Myin Pagan), frescoes from, dated C. 1100 A.D., 19. Kumārapāla, a great patron of Jainism, 2 ; probably portrayed in the manuscript of the *Dasvaikālika Laghu-vṛitti*, 29 ; portrayed in *Mahāvīracharita*, 30 ; 58, 72, 75, 121 ; his portrait, 140. *Kumārapāla-prabandha*, 72. Kumuda-chandra, his disputation with Devasūri depicted on a wooden panel from Jaisalmer, 60, 121, 132. Kuntī, 49.