The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.470

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KHÁRE'PÁTAN : river, 37 ; remains of the town of, 41 ; plates at, 206, 207 ; grant at, 203, 205, 254, 255, 341 note 2, 414 note 1, 416 note 4, 422 note 1, 426, 431, 433, 536 and note 2, 542, 543 ; charter from, 538. KHARKI : city, founded by Malik Ambar, after the fall of Ahmednagar (1600), 624. KHAROLI : inám village of Khandoji Mánkar, 85. KHÁTKARIS : wild tribe, 113, 125. KHATVÁNGA DHVAJA : club banner of Pallava Nandipotavarman, taken by Vikramáditya II., 375. KHÁWAS KHÁN : son of Khán Muhammad, the traitorous prime-minister, becomes regent of Bijápur (1672), 653 ; his negotiations with the Mughals to hold Bijápur as a dependent province of the empire (1675); his assassination ; 653. KHED : caves, 9. KHEDIAPUR : Singhana's inscription at, 240. KHEDRÁPUR : inscription (1213) at, 523, 524, 558. KHELNA : Vishálgad, hill fort, 31 ; invaded unsuccessfully by Malek-ul-Tujár (1451), 588. KHEM SÁVANT : attacks the remains of the Portuguese armies, 85, 108 ; death of (1603), 112. KHETÁHÁRA : country, present Khed táluka of the Ratnágiri district, 355, 356 note 1; identified with Kittur in the Belgaum district by K. T. Telang, 356 note 1. KHETAKA : modern Kaira, mentioned in the Valabhí records, 356 note 1; 382, 404, 413. KHETAKÁHÁRA : province of the Valabhí chiefs (760), modern Kaira district, 315, 316, 382. KHILJI : emperors of Delhi, 509, 531. KHILIGILA : 547. See Kiligala. KHILIGILI : another name of Panhálá, 254. KHILIGILADURGA : Siláhára prince Márasimha rules at, 439. KHIZR KHÁN : Allá-ud-dín's eldest son, marries Devaladeví, 532. KHOLEŚVARA : Bráhman chief and general in the service of Singhana the Yádava king, reduces the Gurjara kings Málava and Abhífa, 240, 242, 243, 525. KHOLLAS : the seven, country under Gandaráditya, 255. KHORAS : meaning of, Introduction to the Konkan, x. footnote 1. KHOSRU : dynastic title of Persian kings, 388. KHOSRU II. : of Persia, interchange of letters and presents between, and Pulikésin II. (625-626), 352. KHOTIKA : Ráshtrakúta king, succeeds his brother Krishna III., 205-207 ; 210. See Khottiga. KHOTS : grants to (1502), 33, 106 ; of Sálsette, 124, 126. KHOTTIGA : Ráshtrakúta king, 306; 307; 387; his birudas, titles, epithets, and wars with Para-dhara kings of Málwa, 422 and note 3; records regarding him, 422-423; 424 note 1); 426; 432. See Khotika.