The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.36

c10.36

Kanishka, 321 Kanishka, the Kushana King, begins his reign, controversy about the date of his accession, 13 Kannakaira I, 384 Kannakaira II, 384 Kannambāḍi, inscription at, 94 Kaṇṇanūr, 149, 153, 156, 159, 162 — fighting at, 150, 151 Kaṇṇanūr-Koppam, Kaṇṇanūr called, 188 Kannara, 71, 389 Kannara I, 360 Kannara, alias Krishna III, 45, 46, 47 Kannara (Krishna), Yādava King, 150 Kannēgāla, attack at, 96 Kanni Śantara, title of Govinda, (foot-note, p. 107) Kannuḍai-Perumāḷ, 388 Kannuḍai-Perumāḷ, a biruda of Ammaiyappan Sambuvarāyan, 121 Kantha I, 360 Kantha II, Kerala King, 43, 360 Kanthika, Beita Vijayāditya V, 382 Kaṇṭhīrava-Narasa, of Mysore, 277 Kaṇṭhīrava-Narasa I, 279, 281, 368 Kaṇṭhīrava-Narasa II, 368 Kaṇṭhīrava-Narasa II, son of Doḍḍa-Dēvarāja, 285 — grant of a village by, 285 Kaṇṭhīrava-Narasa III, 368 Kaṇṭhīrava-Narasa III, of Mysore, 292 Kaṇṭhīrava-Narasa Nāyaka, of Mysore, 280 Kaṇṭhīrava Narasa Rāja, of Mysore, 275, 278, 339 Kaṇṭhīrava Narasa Rāja I, of Mysore, 277 Kanvas, the successors of the Sungas, became extinct in 27 B.C., 13, 320 Kanva Dynasty, 320 Kanyākumārī, Cape Comorin, 71 — inscriptions at, 68 Kāpana, 399 Kapilēndra, 358, 373 Kapilēndra, alias Kapilēśvara, the Gajapati King of Orissa; accession of, 217 Kapilēśvara, King of Orissa, 223 Kapilēśvara Gajapati, King of Orissa, 221 Kapili, residence of a Noḷamba Pallava Chief, 64 Kapitthaka, 44 Kapraz or Kampraz, Kampana I, 185 Kara, meeting of Jalāl-ud-dīn and Alāu-d-dīn at, 171 Kāra-dēva, a Kadamba of Goa, 158 Karaḍikal, Pillar of Victory at, 81 Karavandapuram, 30, 31 Karaikkōṭṭai, 32 Karaivaḷināḍu, invasion of, 141 Kāreyapaṭṇam, the town of, 212 Karikāla, a name of Kulōttuṅga I, 831 Karikāla, his fabulous wealth, 15 Chōḍa Chiefs claim descent from him, 21 Karikāla, his war with Chēra Ādan II, his death about 180 A.D., 15 Karikāla, family of, 139 Karikāla, Lord of Oraiūr, 133 Karikāla Chōḷa, King of the Chōḷas, 14, 33 Karikāla Chōḷa, ancestor of the Telugu Chōḍas, 395 Karikāla Chōḷa, Adaiyūr-Nāḍalvān, 322 Karikāla Chōḷa, descent from, 342 Karikāla Chōḷa, Vīra Chōḷa named, 74 Kāriyāru, battle of, 15 Karka, Rāshṭrakūṭa prince, 31 Kārkala, the Jain image and Colossus at, 217 Karuna-dēva or Kannama, Kalachūri chief, 69 Karṇāṭaka Chakravarti, title of Chokkanātha Nāyaka, 286 Karṇāṭas, 15 Karpūra-Vasantarāya, another name for Doḍḍa II, 386 Kartavirya, 77, 361, 384 Kārtavirya IV, 384