The Rashtrakutas and their Times c28.23

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dian, 72-3; same as Pātālamalla, 72 n. 3 Karkarāja, father of Parabala, 82 Karkara, 110 *Karṇāṭakaśabdānuśāsanam*, 88 *Kāsu*, 366 Kattiyira, 46 *Kavirahasya*, 408 *Kavirājamārga*, 88, 408, 411 *Kāvyānusāsanam*, 408 *Kāvya* style, 406 Khaḍgāvaloka, 83 Kerala kingdom, 69; 118-9 Keśirāja on Amoghavarsha I, 88 Ketalādevī, 154 Khoṭṭiga, 124-5; see also Addenda King, hereditary or elective, 150-1 and n. 2; age at accession of, 154; how far constitutional, 157 Kiraṇapura, 75, 95 n. 18 Kīrtivarman II, 39; Rāhappa his epithet ? 43 Kokkala, 90-1, 101 Konnur inscription, its reliability, 76 Kosala king, defeated by Dantidurga, 37 Kṛṣṇa I career, 41-8; did not oust Dantidurga, 42; overthrows Kīrtivarman, 44; invades Gangavāḍi, 44; defeats Viṣṇuvardhana 45; conquers Konkana, 45 Kṛṣṇa II, career, 91, 99; wars with Vijayāditya, 91-6; with Bhoja I, 97; puts an end to the Gujrat branch, 98 Kṛṣṇa III, his career, 111-23; his part in winning the throne for his father, 109; wins Gangawaḍi for Būtuga, 112; defeats the Chedis and conquers Kālanjar and Chitrakūṭa, 113; annexes Toṇḍaimaṇḍala, 116-7; conquers Tanjore and marches on Ramesvaram, 118-9; overawes Ceylon, 119; cedes some districts to Būtuga, 119; loses Chitrakūṭa and Kālanjar, 120 defeats Sīyaka, 120-1; puts his own nominee on the Vengi throne, 122; death date discussed, 122, and n, 39