The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.43

c10.43

Kuḷaśēkhara Śālīvāṭipati Pāṇḍya, rule of, 253 Kuḷaśēkhara Śrīvallabha, 380 Kulbarga, capital of the Bahmanīs, 191 Kulemūr, grant at, 67 Kuḷōttunga I, Chōḷa king, 78, 80, 94 Kuḷōttunga-Chōḷa-Changāḷva, the Changāḷva chief, 123 —— Kongu-Chōḷa chief, ruler of Coimbatore, 113 —— Changāḷva, local ruler at S. Mysore, 118, 119 Kuḷōttunga Chōḷa I, 95, 96 —— last mentioned as king, 97, 342 Kuḷōttunga Chōḷa II, Chōḷa king, 105, 107 —— close of his reign 106, 341 —— son of Vikrama Chōḷa, 101, 102, 103, 104 Kuḷōttunga Chōḷa III, Chōḷa king, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134 —— the king who took Madura and the crowned head of the Pāṇḍya, 123 —— Chōḷa king the date of his accession, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128 Kuḷōttunga-Chōḷa-Gonka II, Velanāṇḍu chief, 103, 104, 107, 108, 109, 110, 114, 115; the extent of his territory, 118, 119 Kuḷōttunga-Gonka II, Velanāṇḍu chief, 105 Kuḷōttunga-Chōḷa-Udayāditya, 339 Kuḷōttunga Chōḷa-Mahādēva, 339 Kuḷōttunga-Chōḷa-Mahārāja, a Viceroy of the Kongu, Chōḷa family, 107 Kuḷōttunga-Chōḷa Sōmadēva Boppadēva, 330 Kuḷōttunga Pṛthivīśvara, Velanāṇḍu chief, 128 —— Rājēndra-Chōḷa Gonka, 399 —— Rājēndra-Chōḷa II, Velanāṇḍu chief, 113, 114, 115, 117, 118, 119 —— I, Rājēndra II, named, 82; his dominions, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87; a list of his successes, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93; his second expedition to Kalinga, 93 Kulpak, an inscription at, 81 ‘Kumāra’ Pratāpa Rudra called, 169 Kumāra Ananta, son of, 289 —— the Maṭla chief, 294 Kumāra Ananta, C. M., 366 Kumāra, C. M., 366 Kumāra-Chinna-Aubalu, of Āravīḍu, 261 Kumāradēvī, a Lichchhavi princess, 349 Kumāra-Gaṇapati, Nāthavāḍi chief, 154 Kumaragiri, 385, 386 —— of Koṇḍavīḍu, Master of Kāṭama Vēma Reḍḍi III, 216 Kumāra-Kampana II, son of Bukka, 197 Kumāragiri, son of Kāṭama of Rajahmundry, 210 —— Reḍḍi, of Koṇḍavīḍu, son of Annavēta, 202 Kumāra-Gupta I, 349 —— II, 350 —— III, 350 Kumāra Kṛshṇappa Nāyaka, of Madura, 259, 267 —— I, 364 ‘Kumāra Krishnappa’ same as Lingayya Nāyaka, 364 Kumāra Kuḷaśēkhara, an alias of Śrīvallabha, 225 —— Pāṇḍya, inscriptions of, 227 Kumāra Mallidēva, son of Narasimha III, 160 Kumāra Mallikārjuna, 230 Kumāra Muttu Nāyaka, 364 Kumāra-Vijaya-Bhūpati, alias Bukka III, son of Dēva Rāya I, 211 Kumāra-Muttu Vijaya-Raghunātha, brother of Nāṭchiyār, 296 Kumāra Rudra, Pratāpa Rudra called, 170 Kumāraswāmi, the Temple on the Sāndūr hill near Vijayanagar, 203 Kumāra Tiruvēṅgadanātha, 366 Kumāra Vishṇu I, 374 —— II, Pallava king, 18, 374