A History of the Mahrattas v2.c60.90

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K Kabīr, i. 14 and n Kabīrpanthi, i. 14n Kadam, i. Introd. xlvii Kadambas, the, i. 5n Kaeeth, see Kāyasth Kāgal, i. 323; ii. 263 and n Kaira, ii. 394 and *n* Kālē, i. Introd. xlvii —, Govind Rāo, q.v. Kallianee (Kalyān, Hyderābād), i. 92 Kallianee (Kalyān, Thāna), i. 92, 110 and *n*, 112, 155, 170, 191, 207, 326 ; ii. 117, 124, 139 Kalpee (Kālpi), i. 381, 396 ; ii. 74, 97, 121, 369 Kālsubāi, i. 9*n* Kalusha, i. 238–9, 244–6, 267, 269, 276–7 Kām Rājē Ghatgay, see Ghatgay (Ghātge) Kāmbakhsh, Prince, i. 256, 285, 287, 290, 310, 317 Kamr-ud-dīn Khān, i. 350–1, 392–4, 413 ; death of, 439 Kanaujia, see Brahman, Kanaujia Kanchana-Manchana (10 miles west of Chāndor), i. 193 Kandahār, i. 120 Kānguri, Kangooree fort (12 miles east of Mahād), i. 111 ; ii. 443 and *n*, 518 Kanhojee (Kanhoji) Angria, i. 280 and *n*, 295, 314, 326–7 ; adheres to Shāhū’s cause, 327–8 ; 343–5, 385–6 Kanhojee Bhonslay, see Bhoslē, Kanhoji Kanhojee Gaekwār, see Gaekwār, Kanhoji Rāo Kanikgeeree (Kanakgiri), i. 116 and *n* ; ii. 213 Kantajee Kudum Bhanday (Kantājī Kadam Bhāndē), i. 353*n*, 357–8, 363–6, 376, 389–90 ; ii. 435 Kānund, ii. 224 and *n* Kānungo, i. 35, 36*n* Kapsee (Kāpsi), i. 70–71*n*, 282, 325 Karād, i. 96 and *n*, 115, 137, 143, 221, 233, 326 Karanja, i. 244, 552 ; ii. 20, 27 Karauli, ii. 462 and *n*, 463 Karbaree (Kārbhāri), i. 185 ; ii. 2, 7 Kargota, i. 16*n* Karhāda Brahmans, see under Brahman Karim Khān (Pindāri), ii. 404–5, 499, 500–1, 506 and *n* Karim Shirza, i. 209 Karinja (in Berar), i. 194 and *n* Karkanees (Kārkānis), i. 181, 185, 579 Kārkūn, i. 97*n*, 182, 579 Karlee (Kārli), ii. 86 and *n* Karmāla, i. 369 and *n*, 461, 487 Karnāla, i. 170, 191 Karnūl, i. 140, 143, 215, 284*n*, 416, 440, 450, 493 ; ii. 202, 207, 246 Karri, Kurree, ii. 323, 324