History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c49.106

v2.c49.106

Khandpara, State, included within Tosala, I., 4 : to be identified with Khaṇḍakshetra (?) 207 : Motte in, II., 157 : 270, 271, 312 ff. Kharagpur, II., 13, 17, 19, 86 Khārāsāwan, State, II., 304 ff. Khāravela, claims Aryan origin, I., 46, 74 : 59 : 60, brings back Jaina image carried away by Nandarāja, 60 : 70, and the Empire of Kaliṅga, 71-92 : career recorded in Hathigumpha inscription, 71-84 : pedigree of, 71-72 : early training of, 72-74 : becomes Yuvarāja, silence about his predecessors—reasons, 74, 91 : accession of, repairs city of Kaliṅga, 74, 91 : first campaign against Sātakarṇi, 75-77, 91 : terrorizes Mushikas, 76-77 : rejoicings in the capital, 77 : subdues Rāshṭrikas and Bhojakas, 77-78, 91 : extends a canal upto the capital, performs Rājasūya ceremony, son born of Vajiraghara queen, 78-79, 91 : campaign against Magadha, retreat of Demetrios, 79, 91 : his benefactions, 79-80 : second campaign in N. India, invades S. India, Musalas humbled, Tamil league destroyed, 80, 91-92 : harasses kings of N. W. frontier, subdues Bṛihaspatimitra enters Pāṭaliputra and brings back image of Kaliṅga-Jina, 80-81, 91 : devotes to religious meditation and work, 81 : plunders Aṅga, Magadha, excavates caves, subdues the Paṇḍyas, 81-82 : convenes Jaina Council and constructs buildings, 82, 91-92 : mentioned in Svargapuri cave inscription, lord of three Kaliṅgas, 83 : Svargapuri excavated by chief queen of, 83, 85 : Rāṇī Nūr, cave temple of, 84, 87 : 90 : sequence of events in life of, 91-92 : 109, 143, 289, 291, II., 419 Kharīa, tribe, I., 19 Khariar, State, II., 261, 289, 306