The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.40

c10.40

Kōlar, Copper plate grant at, (foot-note, p. 185) Kōlar, inscription at, 63, 67, 80, 83, 165, 190 Kolar, record at, 29, 52, 72 Kolhapur, believed to be Kollāpuram, 73 Kolhapur country, 30 Kolhāpūr, Mahratta sovereigns of, 365 — restoration of, 317 Kōli, 27 Kōli, Parāntaka's capital, 43 Kollam, Quilon, 173 Kollapāmbā, 399 Kollapuram, pillar of victory at, 73 Kollipāka, or Kulpak, 81 Kollippākkai, Kulpak, (foot-note, p. 62) — a town on the south bank of Krishna, 70, 71 Kollipāka, Kulpak in N. E. of Hyderabad, 99 Kolli-Pallava Nolamba, the, 31 Komarti-plates, 18 Kōmaṭi, 385 Kōmaṭindra, 385 Kōmaṭi Vēma, 385 Konarasa, 243 Kōnadēsa, another name for Gōdavari delta, 210 Kōnamandala chiefs, 77 Kōna Rājēndra Chōḍa I, son of Rājāparēndu, 100 Kōnāṭṭan-Vikrama-Chōla, Kongu-Chōla chief, 57 Konda, 360, 402, 403 — son of Chinna Timma, 252 Kondama, Kadamba chief, 123 Kondama, Queen; daughter of Gobbūri Ōba, (foot-note 1, p. 269) — same as Bāyamā, (foot-note 1, p. 271) Kōnamandala chiefs, 361 Kondamarasu, 243 — governor of Udayagiri, 241 Kondumbā, 403 Kondamūḍi copper-plate record, purports to have been issued by Jayavarman Mahārāja, 17 Kondapādamati chiefs, 362 Kondapalli, 222, 242 — a. C.-P. grant from, 191 — close to Bezwada, 99, 114 — a grant of a village near, 122 Kondavīḍu, capture of, 240 — fall of, 213 — siege of, 240 Kondapalli, territory of, 241 Kondavīḍu, fortress of, 183, 190, 191 Kondavīḍu, inscription at, 243 — Reḍḍis of, 362, 385 — Rock fortress of, 117 Kondema, a Kadamba chief, 353 Kōnērinmai-Konḍān, Chola King named, 126 Kōnērimaikonḍān, title of Jaṭālavarman-Kulaśēkhara Pāndya, 250 — ' title of Kulōttunga III, 128, 341 — Sundara Pāndya, 139 — Vikrama Pāndya an inscription of, 212 Kōnēṭi Aubala, 250 Kōnēṭi-Chinna-Timma, mention of, 250 Kōnēṭi, son of Pedda Konda, 257 — Rāja, 403 — Rāma, 403 — Obala Rāja of Nandyāl, mention of, 278 — Temia, 403 Kongālvas, 323 Kongālva chief, 36, 343 Konganād, tract of, 163 Kongu, 98 'Kongudēśa-rājakkal', a work, 236 Kongu-Chōla chiefs, 362 Kongu Pāndya chiefs, 362 — country, 95 — its three divisions, (foot-note, p. 142)