The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.408

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KAMALÁDEVÍ : wife of the Goa Kádamba Śiva-chitta Permádi, 565; builds the temple at Degámve, 569. KAMALA-NÁRÁYANA : and Mahálakshmí, god and goddess, temple of, at Degámve, built by Kamaládeví, wife of the Goa Kádamba Permádi, 569. KAMÁL KHÁN : regent at Bijápur during the minority of Ismail, aspires to supplant his master and is assassinated (1511), 589, 641. KÁMARÚPA : 215. See Assam. KÁMASÚTRA : institutes of love, written by Vátsyáyana, 171. KAMATHADA-MALLÍSETTI : officer of Víra Ballála II. (1203), 506. KÁM-BAKSH : Aurangzíb's son, tries to revive the Mughal empire but is defeated and killed, 655. KAMBÁYA : Cambay, northern boundary of the Balhára kingdom, 388. KAMBOJAS : name of a non-Aryan people, 139. KAMERAS : 368. See Kaveras. KÁMIL KHÁN : Dakbani, one of the managers of the state during the minority of Ibráhím Ádil Sháh II., killed by Háji Kishwar Khán, 647. KAMKAR : name of the Balhára country, 388. KAMMARA : Śinda prince of Bágadage, 576. KAMMANIJJA : 415. KAMMARAWÁDI : in the Nizám's dominions, 452. KAMMÁYYARASA : 576. See Kammara. KAMREJ : in Baroda territory, near Surat, 370. KÁMREJ : 370. See Kamrej. KÁMVADEVA : prince of the Chálukya family and chief of the Konkan, 223, 224; donor of the Rájápur grant, 253. KÁMVADEVARÁYA : Western Chálukya prince after the fall of the dynasty, 466, 467. See Kámvadeva. KÁNABHUTI : ghost, 170. KÁNAGOPA : Pallava king, 324. KANARA : district, 298 note 2; 388; Hindu chiefs of, become tributaries of the king of Bijápur, 646. KANARESE : non-Aryan language, 137; districts or Southern Marátha country, 344 note 6, 454 note 5, 431, 509, 572; Buddhism in, 452; country and vernacular, 477. KANASWA : inscription at, 284. KANAUJ : town, in the Farukhábád district, 314 note 1; 350, 384; king of, 431 note 1. KÁNCHÍ : modern Conjeveram, 280; capital of Dravida, the country of the Pallavas, 190, 281; its various spellings, 318 note 3; Pallava king of, captured by the Early Gupta king Samudragupta, 319; kings of, seek to overthrow Mayúraśarman, prince of the Kadamba family, 286; king of, overthrown by the Kadamba king Ravivarman, 291 note 1, 322; besieged by the Western Chálukya king Pulakéśi II. (609), 183, 324, 329, 350 and note 8; taken by Vikrámáditya I., 362; captured by Vikrámáditya II., 190, 327 - 328, 375, 376; king of, defeated by Kírtivarman II., 377;