The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.38
The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.38
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Kāyal, Agent at, 162 --- Marco Polo's second visit to, 170 Kāyastha Family, the, 359 Kedah, a state on the West Coast of the Malay peninsula, 65 Keladi Basavaṇṇa, alias Basapa I, 291 Keladi Basavappa Nāyaka, 291, 292 Keladi Bhadrappa Nāyaka, son of Śivappa, 282 Keladi Channamāji, 289, 290 Keladi Rāma, mention of, 260 Keladi Rāma-Rāja-Nāyaka, 262 Keladi-Sadāśiva-Nāyaka, 255 --- rule by, 252 Keladi Sōmaśēkhara Nāyaka, 283, 285, 294 Keladi Veṅkaṭappa-Nāyaka, 272, 273, 274, 278 --- graut of, 266, 270 --- grant of land to mosque by, 274 Keladi Virabhadra, 277 Keladi Virabhadra Nāyaka, 275, 276, 277, 278 Kempa-dēva, brother of Doḍḍadēva, 282 Kempamāmba, 368 Kēndūr plates, 26, 28 Kērala, 62 Kērala country, 43 --- a number of inscriptions in, 53 Kērala, two inscriptions at, 112 Kērala Kings, 360 Kērala Mārttāṇḍa, 229 Kēsari Bhima, ruler of Baṇavāsi, 56 Kēsava, 348 Kēsava-dēva, 361, 393 Kēsavadēva, Kolanu Rāja, Ruler at Tanuku, 134 Kōshi-dēva, 392 Kēśi-Rāja, minister of Jagadēkamalla II, possible Jayakēśi II of, 106, the Kadambas of Goa, 98, 354 Kēta I, 363 --- II, 363 --- Amarāvati chief, 113 Kēta III, 363 --- III, of Amarāvati, 154 Kētalā-dēvi, Kālala called, 124 Kēta-Rudra, of the Amarāvati family, 161 --- record of, 363 Kētayya, 343 Kēti Reddi, of the Manuma-kula, probably Amarāvati chief Keta II, 113 Kētubhadra, 357 Khaṇḍe Rao, 301 Khandesh, 136 Khān-i-Khanān, 345 Khān Jahān, army of, 286 Khān Jahān, Prince; afterwards, Shāh-Jahān, 270 Khān Jahān Lodi, Viceroy of the Dekhan, 274 --- rebellion and defeat of, 274 --- severe defeat of, 275 Kharagiri, fight at, 39 Khāravēla, birth of, 357 --- exploits of, 357 --- inscription of, 324 Khāravēla, King of Kalinga, reduces the Rāshṭrikas etc., 12 Khāravēla, King of Kalinga, attacks the Sunga King, storms Rajagriha and penetrates into Magadha and compels Pushyamitra to make peace (153 B. C.); his inscription of, 159 B. C., 8 Khāsa Chāma IX, infant ruler of Mysore, 306 Khāsa Chāma-Rāja X, 368 Khāsa Chāma Rāja, of Mysore; death of, 310 Khidrāpūr, 79 Khidrāpūr, Koppam near by, 72, 73 Khilji Dynasty, 345 Khizr Khān, 345 Khottiga, 383 --- 28A