The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.42

c10.42

Krishnadēva, march of, 242 Krishnadēva, pedigree of the family of, 241 Krishnadēva, precautionary measures of, 238 Krishnadēva, remission of taxes by, 238 Krishnadēva, siege of Koṇḍapalli, 240 Krishnadēva, treatment of the king of Orissa by, 239 Krishnadēva, triumphs of, 241 Krishnadēva Rāya, 231, 237, 242, 245, 401 Krishnadēva Rāya, campaign of, against Pratāpa Rudra, 239 Krishnadēva Rāya, court of, 243 Krishnadēva Rāya, death of, 245 Krishnadēva Rāya, Emperor, 237 Krishnadēva Rāya, expedition of, 239 Krishnadēva Rāya, fight with, 234 Krishnadēva Rāya, grant of a village by, 244 Krishnadēva Rāya, inscriptions of, 244 Krishnadēva Rāya, march of, 240 Krishnadēva Rāya, recapture of Koṇḍavīḍu by, 213 Krishnadēva Rāya, records of, 242, 243 Krishnadēva Rāya, successor of, 236 Krishnadēva Rāya, the victories of, 261 Krishnadēva Rāya, visit to Śrīśailam, 240 Krishnappa-Nāyaka, of Madura, 259 Kṛshṇa Rāja, 339 Kṛshṇa-Rāja I, 368 ‘Kṛshṇarājavijayamu’, account of, 238 Kṛshṇa Rāya, embassy to, 238 Kṛshṇa Sastri, H., 146, 185, 193, 225, 371, 398 Kṛshṇavarman, 353 Kṛshṇavarman I, 352 Kṛshṇavarman I, father of Sivanandavarman, his defeat, 19 Kṛshṇavarma II, Kadambha king, 21 Kṛshṇavēṇi, river, 244 Kshatrangas, same as Kshatrajit, 319 Kshatrapas, Saka Dynasty of, 387 Kshēmadharma, 319 Ktesias, the Greek writer (circ. 400 B. C.), 4 Kubja Vishṇuvardhana, 334, 357 Kubja-Vishṇuvardhana I, 336 Kubja Vishṇuvardhana, brother of Pulakēśin II founder of Eastern Chālukya dynasty, 22; date of his accession, 23 Kuḍakkō Neḍumśēral-Ādan I, the Chera king, his wars with the Cholas, 14, 339 Kūḍal, i.e. Madura, 27, 81 Kūḍala-Kṛshṇa, two confluences of the Krishna or the confluence of, the Tunga aud Bhadra rivers, 79 Kūḍalsangamam, battle of, 79, 80, 81 Kuḍamūkku, battle at, 34 Kuḍiyantaṇḍal, C.-P. grant, 236 Kuḍiyavarman, 399 Kūḍūr grant, the mentions about Durvinīta, 20 Kukula Nāḍāḷvār, chief of Kāḍasūr, 146 Kukula Nāḍu, (foot-note, p. 146) Kulam (Kolam), 90 Kuḷaudai-Nāṭchiyūr, 391 Kuḷaśēkhara, 217, 380 Kuḷaśēkhara, father of Vikrama Pāṇḍya, 123 Kuḷaśēkhara, son of Māravarman Śrīvallabha, 112, 115, 116 Kuḷaśēkhara-Ativīra-Rāma Pāṇḍya, 256 Kuḷaśēkhara Dīkshita alias Sīvala Varaguṇavarma, a Pāṇḍya prince, 300, 381 Kuḷaśēkhara Pāṇḍya, 229, 234 Kuḷaśēkhara Pāṇḍya, a claimant to the throne at Madura, 115; his defeat, 115; his flight, 116, 117 Kuḷaśēkhara Pāṇḍya, accession of, 378, 380 Kuḷaśēkhara Pāṇḍya I, 182 Kuḷaśēkhara Parākrama, 381 Kuḷaśēkhara Parākrama, Aḷagan Sokkanār, 381 Kuḷaśēkhara-Parākrama, son of, 263 Kuḷaśēkhara-Perumāḷ-Parākrama-Pāṇḍya-Māran-Aḷagiya Sokkanār, a Pāṇḍya prince, 261