History of Orissa from the Earliest Times to the British Period v2.c49.108

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Koḍāloka=Keḍāloda, I., 194, 196, 197, 198 Koḍhar, II., 293 Kokāh, Quṭbuddin Khān, II., 32 Kokilo Dip, II., 23 Kol, tribe, I., 22 Kolañcha, I., 197 Koḷāhala, I., 235, 237 —pura, I., 237, 249 Kolarian, race, I., 22 Koḷāvatī, I., 157, II., 366 Koḷian, tribe, I., 6, 21, 23, 31 Koḷita (Kuḷta), Caste, I., 24 Komyāna=Konomona, I., 184 Koṇārak, Koṇārka (Koṇakoṇa), Sun temple at, built by Narasimha I, I., 267-69 : II., 16, 337 ff., description of, its original dimensions, 380 : theories regarding collapse of Vimāna of, 381 : art of, 410 : standard of human sculptures of, 411 : images of Sun-God of, 413 : animal sculptures of, 415 : decorative art and general effect in, 415 Koṇḍapalle, fortress, I., 9, 297, 306-07 : 308, 312, inscription of Purushottama, 315, 321 : 329, Kṛiṣṇadevarāya besiege and capture, 325-26 : 329-30 : 332 Koṇḍaviḍu, I., 9, 290, 291, 293, viceroyalty of, 297 : inscriptions of Gāṇadeva, viceroy of, 297-98 : Ḥasan Baḥrī captures, 306-07 : Muḥammad III captures, 310 : 315 ff. : Kṛiṣṇadevarāya besiege and capture, 324-25 : 329-30, 332, 335 Koṅgoda (Koṅgada), extent of, I., 4, 17, 52, 121 ff. : Harsha's campaign in, 129-30 : 131 ff., Yuan Chwang's description of Kon-yu-t'o or, its people and language, its army, Buddhism weak in, trading activities of people of, 136, 139-40 : 142, 145, 155, 156, 173, 178, 211 ff., 242 Kong-yu-t'o (Koṅgoda), as seen by Yuan Chwang, I., 136, 139-40 Kontaravaṅga-Kotayagaḍa, I., 184