The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.90

c7.90

Kakas, empire of Samudragupta, 28. Kākatīyas, ally of Vijjala, 152. Kākatīyas of Oraṅgal, Dynastic List, 292. Kakavarṇa, Dynastic List, 293. Kakka II, 94, 97. Kakkala, Karka II, Amoghavarsha IV, 96. Dynastic List, 300. Kakkarāja I, 66. Dynastic List, 301. Kakkarāja II, 66. Dynastic List, 301. Kala, king of, subdued by Viṣṇuvardhana, 140. Kālabhoja of Mevāḍ, Dynastic List, 287. Kaḷabhras, subdued by Vikramāditya, 63. Kalachakra system, rise of, 95. Kalachuri era, foundation, 26. Kalachuris: Dynastic Lists, 293. Rise to power, 145. Siṅghaṇa last of line, 164. “ Kalākalāpa,” 187. Kālakampa, 85. Kāḷaledevī, wife of Narasimha II, 180. Kaḷambhras subdued by Vinayāditya, 57. “ Kālanirṇayadīpikā,” 257. Kālañjara: Ismā‘īl imprisoned in fort of, 103. Maḥmūd attacks, 112. Nuṣratu-d-Dīn invades, 184. Quṭbu-d-Dīn captures, 168. Yaśovarman conquers, 87. Kalanos, suicide of, 10. Kalas, Baṅkāpur Tālukā, 86. Kalas-Budrūkh, copper-plate, 113. Kalaśa or Kalaśadeva, 125, 128, 132, 133. Dynastic List, 294. “ Kalāvitāsa,” 118. Kālayaśas, visits China, works at translations, 31. Kalhaṇa, “ Rājatarangiṇī” completed by, 151. Dynastic List from, 293. Kalhaṇa Kiragrāma, Dynastic List, 295. Kalhoḷi inscriptions, 171, 173. Kāli Kalyān Chand, Dynastic List, 281. Kāli-Viṭṭa, governor of Banavāsi, 91. Kalidāsa, poet, 47. Kaligalāṅkuśa of Kaliṅga, Dynastic List, 286. “ Kalīla Damna,” 141. Kalīm-Allāh Shāh of Kulbarga, 273. Dynastic List, 317. Kaliṅga: Aśoka conquers, 11. Dantidurga subdues, 66. Dynastic List, Later Gāṅgas of, 286. Gaṇapati defeats king of, 183.