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The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.37

The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.37

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c10.37

Kārtavirya IV, Raṭṭa chief of Saundaṭṭi, 129 Karuṇākara Toṇḍamān, hero of the Kalinga expedition 93 Karunanda, 361 Karunandan, father of Aḍakkan, 36 Karūr, 27 Karuvūr, battle at, 27 Karuvūr, burning of, 136 Karuvūr, inscription at, 79, 80 — record at, 76 — rule at, 128 Karvēṭinagar, Rājas of, 388 Kārya, an inscription at, 149 Kaśśapa, prince of Ceylon, 62 Kaśśapa, King of Ceylon, 66 Kaśśapa II, father of prince Manavamma, 23 Kaśśapa V, of Ceylon, his assistance of Rājasimha Pāṇḍya III, 42 Kāsim Barid I, 329 Kāsim Barid II, 329 Kaśākudi, grant, 27 Kaśākudi plates, 22, 28 Kastūra, 358 Kastūri Raṅgappa, 364 Kāśyapa Nāyaka, local ruler of Baṇavāśi, 111 Kāṭa, 361, 385, 386 — family of, 361 Kaṭaha, or Kaḍāram, 65 Kāṭama, alias Kāṭayya, minister of Kumāragiri, 203 Kāṭama II, father of Kāṭayya-Vēma III, one of the Rājahmundry Reḍḍis, 203 Kāṭama Nāyaka, the family of, 359 Kāṭama Nāyaka of Koḷanu, one of the Chōḷa King's Generals, 104 Kāṭṭaya Nāyaka, a chief, son of Kampana, son of 'Kaṭṭāri-Sāḷuva Bukka', 194 Kāṭama Vēma II, of the Reḍḍi family of Rājahmundry, minister of Kumāragiri of Konda-vīḍu, 210 Kāṭama Vēma III, of Rājahmundry, record of a gift by, 210 Kāṭayya-Vēma, minister of Kumāragiri Reḍḍi, and his brother-in-law, 202 — III, 386 — III, grant of land by, 218 — servant of, 212 Kāṭayya-Vēma Reḍḍi III of the Rājahmundry Branch 'A'; his fight against Peḍḍa Kōmaṭi Vēma, Reḍḍi Chief of Kondavīḍu, 211, 212 Kāṭayya-Vēma III, a Rājahmundry Reḍḍi; gift to the Simhāchalam temple, 203 Kaṭhāri-Sāḷuva', family title of the Sāḷuva Chief, 387 Katharuya-dēva, 373 Kattama III, 384 Kaṭṭāmbā, 399 Kaṭṭiyam Kāmaiya Nāyaka, 364 Katyēra, a feudatory of the Rāshṭrakūṭa King, 44 Kaulam to Nilawar, i.e. Cape Comorin to Nellore, 168 Kauṭilīya Arthaśāstra, the, its genuineness; its translation by R. Shamasastri; remarks on it by Smith, Monahan etc., (p. 5 and note 2) Kāva or Kāma-dēva, Kādamba chief, 124, 125 Kāvali, a gift in, 133 — inscription at, (foot-note, p. 130), 129, 130 Kāvaṇa, 354 Kāvantanḍalam, inscription at, 84 Kāvarasa, probably Kāmadēva, 162 Kāvērī, the river, 216 — a dam across it by Karikāla, 15 — country about, 128 Kāverippākkam, 158 — inscription at, 156 Kāverippaṭṇam, 340 Kavi-Aḷupēndra, Aḷupa chief, ruler of S. Kanara, 94 Kāyal, on the gulf of Mannar, 167, 168, 172