The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.372

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KABBER: caste, 414 note 5. KACHCHHA: country, mentioned by Pánini, 138. KACHCHHELLA: king, destroyed by the army of the Tajikas, 187; 375 and note 5. KACHCHI: Tamil name for Kánchí, 318 note 3. See Kánchí. KACHCHIPPEDU: 318 note 3. See Kánchí. KADAL: grant from (813), 303, 380; copper plate grant of, 399 and note 7. KADAKOL: in Dhárwár district, inscription at (1246), 522. KADAMBA: see Kadambas. KADAMBA: see Kádambas. KADAMBALE: country, ruled over by Vishṇuvardhana, 499. KÁDAMBARÍ: 138 note 3. KADAMBAS: of Banavási, 16, 285-291; the four important seats of their power, 285 and notes 5 and 6; their Bráhman origin, their gotra or clan and the origin of their name; their ancestor Mayúraśarman applies himself to war and obtains a territory on the shore of the Western Ocean from the Pallavas and his great grandson Raghu places the power of the family on a firm and wide footing, 286. Under Mrigeśavarman they overturn the Ganga family and destroy the Pallavas, 288; their pedigree, 289; the sixth century is the probable period of their rule, 291 and note 1; king of, conquered by Vishnuvardhana the Chalukya prince, 341; Jayasimha I, and Banaraja hold office under them, 343; Pulakesi I, defeats them and takes Badami from them, 343, 344; their confederacy is broken by Kirtivarman I, the Western Chalukya king of Badami, 181, 285, 335, 345 and note 4, 346; reduced by Pulakesin II, 183, 350; their copperplate grants, 174; their inscriptions, 322.