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Kinyua, 511 Kiratpur, 245 Kirat Singh, 55, 58 Kirkee, 426 Kishan Singh, 177 Kishtwār, 167 Koch, fight Āhoms and defeated by Mughuls, 200 Kohāt, 5, 10 *Koh-i-Nūr*, 13 Kokaltāsh Khān, 328, 329 Kol, 32; modern 'Alīgarh, 429; 431 Kolāba, 404 Kolār, 279 Kolhāpur, taken by Khān Zamān, 198, 267; residence of Shambhūjī, 380; name of party supporting Shambhūjī, 393; party defeated, 401 Kolī country, 259 Kolīs, 315 Konbaungset, 506 n. 1, 507 nn. 1 and 2, 509 n. 2, 510 n. 1, 511 n. 2, 513 n. 1, 514 n. 1, 517 n. 1 Kondhāna (later Sinhgarh, *q.v.*), held by Shāhjī, 267; secured by Shivājī, 268 Konkan, held by Marāthās, 194; to be held by Bījāpur, 196; cleared of Marāthās, 198; occupied by Shivājī, 257; formerly held by Bījāpur, 267; Shivājī in, 273; defined, 279; invaded by Hasan 'Alī Khān, 282; raided by Shāh 'Ālam, 283; Mu'tabar Khān in, 295-6; Marāthā campaign against Portuguese in, 356, 404-6; Kānhojī Angria's revolt in, 393; 394 Konkanastha (Brāhman), 393 Koppal, 278, 279 Korā, 224 Korān, oath on supposed, 365 Kosaungchok, 490 Kot Mīrzā Jān, 335 Krishna Rām, Rājā, 311 Krishna Rāo, 393 Krishna Sāvant, 295, 313 Kuch Bihār, *see* Cooch Behār Kuch Hājo, 233 Kul-i-Malik, 7 *kulkarnī*, 452 n. 1 Kuloosha, *see* Kavi-Kalash Kumārī Dūlā (or Sāhib Dei), 336 Kumāūn, 58, 59; enmity with Garhwāl, 207 Kumbhalgarh, 98, 250 Kunjpura, 419, 447 Kurnool, 387 Kurukshetra, 95 Kusa, 98 Kyaikpadaing, 507 Kyaiktiyo, 490 Kyaukmyaung, 512 Kyaukse, 482; settled by prisoners, 496; held by Chinese, 498; occupied by Talaings, 503; granary, 513 Kyaw Dun, 487 n. 2