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KALACHURI: era, 364; foundation of the era, 294; same as the Chedi era, 293, 295, 310, 313, 314 note 1, 360, 374; used in Western Chalukya grants from Lata, 295; 311. See Haihaya, Kalatsuri, Kalachurya, Kalachchuri, Katichchuri, and Traikuta. KALACHURIS: of Chedi, vanquished by Mangalisa (597-608), 181, 293 and note 1, 347 and note 1; conquered by Govinda III., 396; protected by Krishna III., 420; claim to be descendants of Sahasra-Arjuna and are possibly referred to as Arjunayanas, 293; Pandit Bhagvanlal's theory about them and their era, 294-295; their princesses marry Western and Eastern Chalukya, Rashtrakuta, and Western Chalukya princes, 296; 374, 380, 410, 414, 418, 427. KALACHURIS: of Kalyani, 225-228. See Kalachuryas of Kalyani. KALACHURYA: family, 456, 458; sovereignty, 486. See Kalachuryas. KALACHURYAS: of Kalyani, 225-228, 468-489; their original seat, 225; a later offshoot of the Kalachuris of Chedi, 225, 296; founder of the branch, 225; their lineage, 468-469; analogy between the names Chalukya and Chalukya, Kadamba and Kadamba, and Kalachuri and Kalachurya, 469-470; their genealogical list, 471; their crest and banner, 299 note 4, 469; their musical instrument, 469; Western Chalukya feudatories, 296, 456, 458, 460, 462, 470; ### [c12.405.2](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.fleet-1882.c12.405.2) usurp the sovereignty (1162), 296; a portion of their territory seized by the Western Chalukya king Somesvara IV. and a portion by the Yadavas of Devagiri, 223, 489, 505; the dynasty becomes extinct (1183), 228, 489; revival of the worship of Siva in the time of, 225-227, 477-484. See Bijjala, Sovideva, Sankama, Ahavamalla, and Singhana. KALADEVI: wife of Narasimha II.; 493, 507. KALAMBHRAS: allies of the Chalukyas of Badami, 189. KALAMESVARA: temple of, at Hulgur, inscription at, 459 note 3, 526 note 4; temple of, at Renadal, 528 note 1. KALANJAR: town in Bundelkhand, 469. See Kalanjar. KALANJARA: fortress, 207, 225, 420; town, 468, 469. KALAPAKA: see Katantra. KALAS: inscription at, 416. KALASAPUR: inscription at, 416. KALAS-BUDRUK: grant at, 231, 436, 512, 513, 514. KALATSURI: Sanskritised name of Kalachuris, 293; conquered by Mangalesa (597-602), 295; 348 note 6. See Kalachuri. KALAVANGA: village, 288. KALAWALI: river, 347 note 2. KALBHAVI: in the Belgaum district, inscription at, 299 note 4. KALHOLE: in Belgaum district, stone inscription at, 557. KALI: evil deity, 426. KALIBALLAHA: Prakrit form of Kalivallabha, 393. KALIDASA: Sanskrit poet, author of the Meghaduta, 142; author of the Setubandha, 295; 348 note 6. KALIDEVA: of Ammaiyyanabhavi, 358 note 1. KALIDURGA: fortress of the Pandyas, 327. KALIGE: in the Nizam's dominion, inscription at, 339; 444 note 4, 455, 468 and note 4. KALINDAVARMAN: Pallava king, 324. ### [c12.405.3](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.fleet-1882.c12.405.3) KALINGA: country, corresponds to the Northern Circars, 139; between the rivers Godavari and Mahanadi, 341 note 2; one of the traditional nine kingdoms, 403 note 3; mentioned by Panini, 133, 139; mentioned in the Ramayana, 142; eastern boundary of Asoka's kingdom, 146; conquered by Kirtivarman I. (567-598) 281, 345; subdued by Pulakesi II., 188, 350; subjugated by Dantidurga, 194; 389; reduced to obedience by Krishna II., 201; conquered by Rajarajadeva the king of Chola (1006), 308; subjugated by Achagi II. for Vikramaditya II. the Western Chalukya king, 219; power of, broken by Ereyanga Hoysala, 494; humbled by Singhana the Devagiri Yadava, 525. KALINGANAGARA: modern Kalingapatam on the east coast of Madras, 297; capital of the Eastern Gangas, 299 note 3; Gangas of, 334; records and traditions of the Gangas of, 340 notes 2, 3, and 4. KALINGAS: the, 282, 350. KALINGATTU PARANI: work, composed in the reign of the Eastern Chalukya king Kulottunga-Chodadeva I. of Kalinganagara (1063-1112), 342 note 1. KALINJAR: town, 469. See Kalanjar. KALIVALLABHA: biruda of the Rashtrakuta king Dhruva, 393. KALI-VIKRAMA: Western Chalukya king Vikramaditya VI., 446 and note 1. KALI-VITTA: of the Chella-Ketana family, 420. KALIXA-BALLALA: Yadava king, 235; successor of Amaramallagi, 516. KALIYAMMARASA: Western Chalukya king Somesvara II.'s officer, 443; Vikramaditya VI.'s governor of Basavura province, 450; Kalachurya Bijjala's officer, 476. KALIYUGA: era, 248, 357 note 3, 566 and note 8. ### [c12.405.4](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.fleet-1882.c12.405.4) KALIYUR: in Mysore, inscription at, 308, 491. --- Source: [https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.fleet-1882.c12.405](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.fleet-1882.c12.405) · Pramāṇa