The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.472
The Dynasties of the Kanarese Districts of the Bombay Presidency from the Earliest Historical Times to the Musalman Conquest c12.472
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356; Bādāmi cave inscription of (578), 357; 365, 377 note 2. Hangal Kādamba, 559. KĪRTIVARMAN II.: Satyāśraya Nripasimha (746-757) last Western Chalukya king, 190, 379, 389; son and successor of Vikramāditya II., 374; his copperplate grant, 190; conquered by Dantidurga, 194; 211, 212; grant of, 336 note 3; Pattadakal inscription of, 374; his birudas, epithets, and titles, 376-377; breaks the power of the Pallavas, 190, 377; grants villages to a Brāhman (757); 377; overthrow of the Western Chalukya sovereignty in the time of, by the Rāshtrakūtas, 190, 377; loses the northern provinces of his dominions before the date of the Pattadakal inscription (754), 378; 391, 397, 427 note 3. Hangal Kādamba prince (1068-1078) and feudatory of the Western Chalukya kings Somesvara I. and Vikramāditya VI., 439, 450, 559, 561. KĪRTIVARMAN III.: Western Chalukya king of Kalyāni, 378, 379. KĪRTTIKAUMUDI: work of Somesvara or Somadeva, 213, 241, 525 note 5. KIRUKĀGĀMĀSI: village, 309, 370. KIRUVALLI: village, 377. KISHKINDHĀ: visited by Sahadeva, its situation in the Purānas, 142. KISHWAR KHĀN: Bijāpur general, 645. KISUKĀD: territorial division, 305, 418, 419, 421, 430, 431, 433, 435, 437, 439, 440, 441 and note 6, 448; ruled over by the Sindas of Yelburga, 452; 458, 460, 485, 488, 572, 574, 575, 576. KISŪVOLAL: modern Pattadakal, city, 305, 348 note 8, 358 note 1, 365 note 1, 572, 575. See Kesuvolaḷ. KITTEL: Mr., Kānarese dictionary by, 285 note 6, 487 note 6. KITTŪR: in Belgaum district, 356 note 1; inscription at, 570 note 8, 571; the most southerly portion of Ismael Ādil Shāh's kingdom, 640; besieged by Tipu (1785), 660; ceded to the Peshwa by Tipu; retaken by the Mysore troops (1787), 661; state founded by two Lingāyat brothers Malla and Chakka; revolt and capture (1824), 668-670. KOĀRI: fort, reduced by Malik Ahmad, 32; pass, 42. KOCHAREM: village, 185. KOCHCHURAKA: identified with Kochrem, 366. KOCHREM: copperplate grant from, 363, 366. KOD: tāluka, 460 note 3, 504, 563. KODIKOP: records at, 457; 573; 574, 575. KODUKOLLI: village, 325. KOINĀ: confluence of the Krishnā and the, 142. KOKALLA: 410. See Kokkala. KOKALLA I.: Kalachuri prince, 296; of Tripura or Tewar, 380; Chedi king, Krishna II.'s father-in-law, 412. KOKKALA: king of Chedi, 201; 203; prince of the western branch of the Chedi dynasty, 240; father-in-law of Krishna II., 410; 415. KOKKALA I.: 296. See Kokalla I.