The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.35

c10.35

Kaḷiviṭṭa, 353 Kaḷivitta, ruler of Bānavasi, 42 Kaḷkamba, inscription at, 72 Kaḷuyadēva, 373 Kaḷyāṇ, attack of, 259 Kaḷyāṇa, 89, 92 — residence of Jagaḍēkamalla, 102 — residence of Vikramāditya VI, 87 Kāmadēva, Kadamba chief, 127 Kāma or Kāva-dēva, Kadamba chief, 130 — of the Koniḍēna branch of the Telugu Chōḍa chiefs, 107 Kāma Chōḍa-Mahārāja, of the Koniḍēna branch of the Telugu Chōḍas, 102 Kāma-Pāṇḍya alias Vijaya Pāṇḍya, 114, 120, 122 Kāma-Poyśaḷa, Nripa-Kāma called, 67 Kāma 1, 382 Kāmadēva, 354, 390 Kāmadēva, Kadamba chief of Hangal, 131, 162 Kama, father of Tribhuvanamalla-Poṭṭapi Chōḍa, 105 — father of Baḷḷi-Choḍa, 105 Kāma or Kāmadēva Choḍa, Ruler of Kurnool, 94, 397 Kāmākshi, 400 Kamalā, 387 Kāmārnava II, 357 — III, 357 — IV, 357 — IV, extent of the reign of, 358 — V, 357 Kampa, Local chief of Tanjore, 226 Kampadēva, 368 Kampana I, 400 — I, a son of Sangama, 184; ruler between Bijapur and Gulbarga, 185, 190, 192 — II, the son of Bukka II, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 198, 199, 400 — II defeated the Sengēṇi chief, 195 — of Vijayanagar, 183 Kāmeya Nāyaka, a chief, 103 Kammanāḍu, 93 Kamba, 383 Kām Baksh, Prince; siege of Gingi by, 290, 367 Kamboja, King of, 94 Kāmārnava VI, father of Vajrahasta V, 68 Kāmārnava VII, of the Kalinga-Gangas, 105, 107 Kāmayya, General of Baḷḷāḷa III, 184 Kampli, Residence of Vijayāditya, 28, 78, 82, 184 Kampli, inscription at, 266 Kampli, temple at, 256 Kampli, town of, 71 Kamran, 367 Kanaka and Vijaya, Aryan princes of the North, 15 Kanakagiri, on the Vijayanagar-Muḍgal Road, (foot-note, p. 257) Kanauj, 22, 70 Kanchalā, Ganga princess, 86, 348 Kanchalā dēvi, 3, 90 Kanchalē, mother of the four Sāntara princes, (foot-note, p. 107) Kanchi, command of, 101 — Chola Capital, 73 Kanchi, Pallava Capital, 20, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 32, 34, 46, 69, 82, 86, 96, (foot-note, p. 142) Kanchi, capture of, 111 Kanchipura, Buddhist monasteries at, 195 Kanchirāya-Rangayya Chōḷa Mahārāja, 246 Kāṇḍai or Karandai, a village near Kūḍal, 81 Kandaḷi-dēva, a local chief, 174 Kāṇḍalūr Sālai, a sea port on the Malabar Coast, 55 — the identification of this port with Trivandram, (foot-note, p. 55), 56, 71 Kangavarman, 352 Kanha, 324 Kanhara or Krishna, son of Sōmēśvara, 91