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KONGUDEŚA RÁJÁKKAL: Tamil chronicle published by Mr. Rice, 300, 301 note 1. KONHERRÁO PATVARDHAN: Peshwa's general defeated by Haidar (1776), 659. KONKAN: its boundaries, and divisions into Tal-Konkan and Ghát-Mátha, Introduction to the History of the Konkan, ix.; climate, aspect, and people, ibid, x.-xii.; tradition of its creation, 26; extent of, and territories included in its, ancient divisions; its seven divisions, 282 note 5, 298 note 2; its earliest mention, 1; its various spellings, 3; Mauryas of, 541; were dispossessed of, by the Western Chalukya king Kirtivarman I. (566-598), 282, 335, 336; Satyáśraya-Dhruvarája Indravarman appointed governor of (590), 345; overwhelmed by Pulikeśin II. (609-612), 283, 350; Southern Konkan was acquired by Sanaphulla Śiláhára under the Ráshtrakúta king Krishna I. (754-782), 537; under the Ráshtrakútas and Western Chálukyas, 26; conquered by the Chola king Rájarájadeva, 303; passed into the hands of the Śiláháras of North Konkan (1017), 538; Śiláháras of North Konkan rule the whole Konkan as feudatories of the Western Chálukyas, 436, 439, 450, 498; some portion of North Konkan held by the Karád Śiláhára king Gonka (1040-1050), 546-547; ### [c12.474.2](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.fleet-1882.c12.474.2) Konkan nine-hundred or Goa territory is wrested from the Śiláháras of North Konkan by Kádamba Jayakéśin I. (1051), 566, 567; under the Kolhápur or Karád Śiláhára prince Gandaráditya, 255, 547; Śiláhára princes of North Konkan reinstated by the Karád Śiláhára prince Vijayáditya (1143-1153), 548; North Konkan invaded and included among his eighteen districts by Kumár Pál of Anahilaváda, 24; subjugated by the Hángal Kádamba Kámadeva, 563; Śiláháras of, become independent, 544; Goa Kádambas become independent in, 568; seized upon by the Sinda prince Achugi II., 219, 574; Goa Kádambas, are defeated in, by Achugi II.'s son Permádi I., 569, 575; some success obtained in, by the Devagiri Yádava king Krishna, 246, 527; annexed to the kingdom of the Devagiri Yádavas, 247, 528; Devagiri Yádava governors appointed in, 25, 529-530; under Devagiri Yádavas, 26, 29; Mubárik I. (1318) extends his garrison to, 29; North, reduced by Ahmad Sháh, 30; its invasion by the Bahamani king Alá-ud-din II., 31; district, put under Junnar, 32; its division between Ahmadnagar and Bijápur and government by Gujarát, 33; transfer of its Ahmadnagar portion to Bijápur (1636), overrunning of its nothorn part by Sháhji Bhonsla, and its survey, 38; its administrative divisions and government by Bijápur, 39; North, passed to the Mughals (1572), and held by the Portuguese, 40; military establishment in, 54; attains its highest importance under Śiváji, 67; Śiváji extends his power to the (1648), 67; ### [c12.474.3](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.fleet-1882.c12.474.3) Southern, its three powers, 63; Northern, suffers from the armies of the Mughals (1684), 77; its condition during the twenty-seven years which elapsed between the deaths of Śiváji and Aurangzeb, 81; its inclusion in the Marátha svaráj (1720) and its division between Rájárám and Sháhu, 82; condition of, 97-99; its management under the last Peshwa, 113; North, ceded to the English (1817), 115; its condition in 1818, 125; Southern, its condition in 1818, 125, 126; military force in, 127, 128; North and South joined together (1830), 128; its future, 131. See Konkana. KONKANA: country, 310; nine-hundred, one of the provinces of the Goa Kádambas, identified with Revatídvípa, 347 note 2, 412, 452, 456, 460; ruled over by the Goa Kádambas, 476, 486; ruled by the Śiláháras under Arikésarin, 538. See Konkan. KONKANÁPURA: 353 note 2. KONKANI MUSALMÁNS: 7. KONKANIS: people from the Konkan, 126. KONKAN-TÁNA: its various spellings, 3. KONKAN-THÁNA: port of Gujarát, 25. KONKONGA: country, surrendered to Vishnuvardhana, 496. KONNÚR: town 431; inscription at, 286 note 1, 406 note 4, 553, 554, 555. KOOTWAR: 547. KOPÁL: captured by Haidar, 659; taken by the Nizám's troops (1790), 662. KO-PARAKESARIVARMAN: another name of Rájendra chola, 341 note 2. KOPÁRGAON: Raghunáthráo's place of residence after the treaty of Sálbái in 1782; his death at, 628; scene of the treacherous murders of Bhíls by Báláji Lakshman, 629. KOPPA: on the river Tungá, 441. See Koppam. KOPPAL: in the Nizám's dominions, 501. ### [c12.474.4](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.fleet-1882.c12.474.4) KOPPAM: on the Peráru river, Western Chálukya king Someśvara I. conquered by the Chola king Rájendradeva at, 441. KOPPANA: town, 486. KOPPEŚVARA: grant of a village to the temple of, 240. KO-RÁJARÁJA-RÁJAKESARIVARMAN: Chola king, Irivabedanga-Satyáśraya's opponent, 341 note 2, 433. See Núrmadi-Chola, Rájarájadeva, Rájendra. KORAL: town, 314. KOREGAON: battle of (1818), 611. KORILLA: modern Koral on the Narmadá, 314. KORLAI: rock of, 38; the name Il Morro given by the Portuguese and other Europeans; attempts to build a fort on; capture of (1594), 50; artillery at, 55; Portuguese fort at, 66. KOSÁD: village, 412. --- Source: [https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.fleet-1882.c12.474](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.fleet-1882.c12.474) · Pramāṇa