The Historical Inscriptions of Southern India (collected till 1923) and Outlines of Political History c10.44

c10.44

Kumāra Yerrama, 338 Kunda, or Kundiga, 335 — Son of Satyāśraya II, 67 Kunda or Kundiga, Kundamarasa otherwise called, 63 Kundavai, sister of Kulōttuṅga I, 94 Kundavai, wife of Bāṇa Vidyādhara, 36, 347 Kundavai, sister of Rājarāja I, 60, 61, 341 Kundavai, daughter of Rājarāja Narēndra I, 337 Kunnūr in Ceylon, 34 Kuntala, an Andhra king, 13 — Viṣaya or country of, 124 Kuppe, siege of, 120, 165, 184 Kūram, inscription, 41 — record of, 47 Kurnool, 98 — inscription, 131, 133, 147, 149, 151, 154 — records at, 150, 178 Kurugōḍu, battle at, 34, 125 Kurugōḍu, rule at, 103 — siege to, 126 — inscriptions at, 67, 119, 121 Kurugoḍ, Record at, 120 Kurumbas, 30 Kuruvatti, drowning of Sōmēśvara I at, 82 Kuruva, 85 Kushan dynasty, 321 Kuṣaṇas, the, ruling in Northern and Western India, 8 Kuṭb-Shāhi Dynasty, 363 Kuṭbu-d-dīn, 349 — Aibak, 344 — Fīrōz Shāh, 363 — Mubārak Khān, successor of Alaū-d-dīn, 180; murdered, 181 Kuṭbu-l-Mulkh, 349 — Muḥammad Kulī Kuṭb Shāh I, 349 Kuṭṭālam, in Tinnevelly District, 220 Kūttan, Sētupati, Kätta, 391 Kūttan Sētupati Katta, maṇṭapams built by, 274 Kūtta Tēvan II, alias Kumāra-Muttu-Vijaya-Raghu-nātha, 391 Kuvalālapura, Kolar, 121, 129 Kuvāvan-Māran, 27 Kyānzittah, 329