The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.39

c10.39

Khottiga alias of Nityavarsha, 384 --- successor of Krishna III, 50, 51, 52 Khurram, Prince, campaigns of, 272 Khusrū, 367 Khusrū, Prince; death of, 273 Khusrū Khān, General of Mubārak, his march to Devagiri, and his flaying Harapāla alive, 180; his raid on the Malabar coast, 181 Khwāja Jahān Mahmūd Gāwān, 227 Khwāja-Khizr, 243 Khwāja Mahmūd Gāwān, 327 Kidāram Kaḍāram, 65, (foot-note, p. 66) Kielhorn, 54, 93, 105, 129, (foot-note, p. 134), 181, 204, 220, 392 Kil Muṭṭugūr, inscription at, 45 King, T. S., Major; Chronology of, 242 King, T. S., Major; his translation of the Burhan-i-Ma'asir, 205 King of Kuntala, 84 Kiraṇapura, city of, 35 Kirtti, 348 --- grandfather of Kāma-dēva and another name of Taila II, 124 Kirttidēva, one of the local rulers of North-West Mysore, 94 Kirttidēva III, 354 --- III, Kāḍamba chief, 118, 120 Kirttidēva Ganga chief, probably Kadamba Kirttidēva III, 113 Kirttidēva Nanniya-Ganga, Ganga chief, 108 Kirtti Nissanka, of the Kalinga race, who seized the throne of Ceylon, 127 Kirṭirāja, 392 Kirtti-Śri-Mēghavarna of Ceylon sends an embassy to Samudragupta, 17 Kirttiwarmā, 336 --- son of Pulakesin I, his conquests, 21, 22 --- I, 334 --- II, 335, 354 --- II, Kadamba chief, 83 --- II, Chālukya King, 26, 28, 29 --- III, 335 Kirudore, the Tungabhadra river, 69 Kistna district, 47 Kistna, inscription at, 118 Kiśukāḍ, Fief of, 47 --- division of, 72 --- 70-division of, 89 Kiśuvolal-Paṭṭadakal, 28 Kitti or Kirtti, a general, 68 Kittūr, inscription at, 85 Kittūr Kolhāpūr, Fortress at, 191 Kō-chchaḍaiyan, 377 --- Pāndya King, 25 Kō-chchengan, 340 --- Chola King, 16 Koḍagi-nāḍu, Coorg, 127 Koḍai Kērala, probably the same as Vira Kērala, 105 Koḍai-Kērala-Tiruvadi, Ruler of Vēṇāḍ, 108 Kōḍur, inscription at, 52 Kōgali and Saundaṭṭi tracts, 54 --- 500 district, 93 --- tract, 46, 82, 112 --- 500 tracts, 74 Kō-Kaṇḍan-Vira-Nārāyaṇa, 360 Kō-Killi, 340 Kokkili, 336 Kōkkala I, father of Sanula, 35 Kōkkaṇḍan-Viraṇārāyaṇa alias Kantha II, 43 Kokkilāṇadi, mother of Rājāditya, 45 Kolagallu, an inscription at, 50 Kolanu-Koṭappa-Nāyaka, 361 Kolanu Rājas, 361 Kolar, 29