The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.471

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KHOTTIGADEVA : 205. KHOTTIGADEVA NITYAVARSHA : 422 note 3. See Khottiga. KHUDDIKA : village, 347 note 2. KHÚSRO TURK : defends Ismael Ádil Khán and is rewarded with the jahágir of Belgaum, 641. KHWÁJÁ HÁJI : general of Allá-ud-dín, sent with Malik Káfur to reduce Dorasamudra (1310), 509 ; sets out to subdue the king of Worangal and reduce the Hoysalas, 533. KHWÁJÁ JAHÁN : Bahamani noble in charge of Purenda, 589. KHWÁJÁ MÁHMÚD GAWÁN : 639. KIDD : Captain, English pirate, plunders a Bombay vessel off Rájápur (1697), 80. KIELHORN : Professor, 200 note 1, 292 note 4, 293 note 2, 320 note 6, 335 note 2, 360 note 1, 423 note 2, 446 notes 4 and 6, 513, 517, 519 note 1. KIGGATNÁD : inscriptions at, 303, 307. KIGGATNÁDU : inscribed stones at, 299. KILIGALA : hill-fort, 547. KILIGILADURGA : 439. See Khiligiladurga. KIM : river, 310, 314 ; southern boundary of the Gurjara country, 315 ; 336, 347, 359 and notes 3 and 5, 370 note 3. KÍMÁJ : village, 315. KIMOJ : 315. See Kímáj. KINGFISHER : English ship, 94. KINGS : Portuguese, complain against the practice of idol-worship (1564), 58 ; transfer all seminaries to the Society of Jesus and order the charges incurred by missionaries in their voyages to be paid by the viceroy and captains of the fortresses; order conversion by force (1594), 59 ; allow liberty of conscience, 60 ; abolish the Inquisition in India (1775), 61 ; are indifferent towards their Eastern possessions, 64. KIRÁT : division of Abhír, Introduction to the History of the Konkan, x. KÍRIYA : language of the Balhára country, 388 KÍRIYA-KEREYUR : agrahára of, 449. KIRKI : battle of (1817), 630 ; a village, 657. KÍRTIDEVA I. : 559, 561. See Kírtivarman II. KÍRTIDEVA II. : Hángal Kádamba, 559. KÍRTI NÁRÁYANA : biruda of Govinda III., 394. KIRTIRÁJA : brother of Gomka the Kolhápur Siláhára prince, 254 ; 345 ; 545. See Kírtivarman I. KÍRTIVARMA : Chálukya king (550-567), 13. See Kírtivarman I. KÍRTIVARMAN I. : fourth Chalukya prince (567-597), successor of Pulikésin I., 328 ; his biruda, 351 note 3; subdues the Nalas, the Mauryas of North Konkan, and the Kadambas of Banavási, 181, 182, 285, 335-336 ; breaks the confederacy of the Kadambas, 291 note 2; conquers the Gangas, 300, 309 ; date of his succession to the throne, 344 and note 7; adorns Vátápi with buildings and temples, Vaishnava cave temples, appoints Satyásraya Dhruvarája Indravarman his governor in the Konkan (590) ; enlargement of the Chalukya power by, 345 and note 4; 346 note 4, 349;