The Chronology of India, from the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century c7.97

c7.97

Keśavādityadeva, 129. Keśavamiśra’s “Tarkabhāshā,” commentary on, 230. Keśideva or Arikesarin, 108, 110. Dynastic List, 303. Inscription, 173 Keśideva, S’ilāhāra, Dynastic List, 303. Keśimayya, 150, 160, 164. Keśirāja, 163. Keśirāja or Keśara, 155. Keśirāja or Keśimayya, 150, 160, 164. Kesirāyya or Keśavabhaṭṭaya, 165. Ketaladevī, wife of Kāmadeva, 163. Ketaladevī, wife of Someśvara, 120, 124. Ketarasa, lord of Uchchaṅgigiri, 159. Keyūravarsha-Yuvarājadeva I, 87. Dynastic List, 293. Khafīf I of Sindh, Dynastic List, 305. Khafīf II of Sindh, Dynastic List, 305. Khaibar Pass, Alexander’s army passes through, 7. Khairābād, occupied by Shaikh ‘Alī Beg, 250. Khairu-d-Dīn, Malik, of Sindh, Dynastic List, 302. Khairu-d-Dīn Khānī, 245, 248, 250. Khairu-d-Dīn Tuḥfah, 248. Khajurāho inscriptions, 82, 87, 91, 92, 93, 140, 155. Khalad, governor of ‘Irāq, 63. Khalaf, ruler of Sijistān, 90, 95. Intrigue with Ī-lak Khān, 107. Maḥmūd attacks, 104, 106. Khalāri, Rāypur, temple inscription, 238. Khalf Ḥasan, Maliku-t-Tajjār, seizes Mahāīm, 250. Khalīl Khān, identical with Muẓaffar Shāh II, 262. Khālimpur inscriptions, 75. Khaljis: Delhī, 207, 312. Mālava, 253, 316. Khāmadeva, conquered by Jayakeśin I, 123. Khān, Amīr of Kashmir, Dynastic List, 315. Khān, Malik, defeat, death, 181. Khān-i-‘Azam Naṣrat Khān, of Lahor, 250. Khān-i-‘Azam Sayyid Khān, league against Sawaru-l-Mulk, 252. Khān-i-Jahān: see title Makbūl. Khān-i-Jahān the younger, 227, 231. Khānāpur inscriptions, 145, 149. “Khaṇḍana-Khaṇḍakhādya,” 153. Khandesh, rulers of, Dynastic Lists, 298, 316. Khaṇḍū, Malik, 234. Khaṅgāra I, Chūḍāsāmā, Dynastic List, 284. Khaṅgāra II, Chūḍāsāmā, Dynastic List, 284. Khaṅgāra III, Chūḍāsāmā, Dynastic List, 284.