History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c49.107

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Khasia, I., 31, 38 Khaṭiā=Machhiakhaṇḍa, I., 169 Khazānchi, Hasan Khān, ambassador of Akbar to Mukunda Harichandana, I., 342-44 Khiching (Khijjiṅga), I., 10, 34, first mention in inscription of, 180 ff., 336, II., 45, 82, temples at, 353 : Buddha images from, 392, 398 : art of, 395. stages in plastic art of, 397, compared with art of Bhuvanesvara, 398 Khiñjali, part of the highlands of Orissa, I., 6 : chiefs claim Rajput descent, 7 : 156, 165 ff., identification with Keonjhar doubtful, 172-73 : 175 ff. : Neṭribhañja III regains control over, 178 Khoṇḍ, tribe, I., 18, 19, Kui or Koi, 20, 23, 25, mahals, II., 317 Khurdah, plates, I., 122 ff., 130 ff. 319, Northern Gajapatis of, I., 348-50 : Rāmachandra I of, II., 9-16 : Raja of, 23-24 : Purushottama of, 33-36 : Mughals invade and annex, 35-36 : Narasimha of, 36-37 : Gaṅgādhara and Balabhadra of, 41-42 : status of Rajas of, 45-46 : Mukundadeva of, 41, 43, 46, 54-55, 59 : Divya Simha I of, 58-61, 63, 88 : Rāmachandra II of, 74, 80, 87, 89 : Padmanāva deva, of, 87 : Virakisoradeva of, 87-88, 120 ff., 144, 146, 243 : Harekrishnadeva of, 88 : Gopinātha-deva of, 88 : 157-58, Rajārām exacts tribute from Raja of, 243 : Divya Simha II and Mukunda Deva II of, 243 : 268-69, 287-88 : annexed by British, 269 : 271, last Gajapati of, 272, 285-87, 294 Khuṭbā, II., 7, 41 Killajat, II., 23 Kinchikeśvari, I., 336, II., 371, 396 Kings, Samudragupta confronted by a confederacy of Southern, I., 116-17 Kīrttimukha, II., 348, 414 Kling (Keling, Kiling), origin and implications of the term, 93-94