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Kara-Mānikpur, 71 f., 88, 92 f., 96 f., 100, 108 f., 123, 165, 178; Fīrūz at, 98 Karahra, 360 Karamchaud of Ajmer, 531 Karamdevī, 522 Karan, 100, 112, 517 f. — Raja, 230 f., 254, 376 — Singh of Chitor, 515 — Singh I of Jaisalmer, 531 Karandeva (Karan), 517, 523 Karatoya river, 260 Karenni, 557, 558 Karhād, 375, 414 Karī Singh of Gwalior, 360 Karīm-ud-dīn, 143 Karkota dynasty, 507 Karkūn, 310 Karmatians, the, 597, 598 Kārn Sāh, 534 Karnadeva Kālachurī, 510 Karnāl, 17, 40, 176 Karnavati of Mewār, 330 Karor, 503, 504 Kash, 135 Kāshghar, 13, 287, 288 Kashlī Khān. *See* Saif-ud-dīn Aibak Kashmīr, 15 f., 18, 22, 205, 209 (and n.), 501; Muslim Kingdom, ch. xii (277–93); Sikandar the Iconoclast and Hindus, 280; Zain-ul-'Ābidīn, 281–84; strife of nobles, 286; rise of the Chakk clan, 287–92; annexation by Akbar, 293; Karkota dynasty, 507; Muslims and wooden architecture, 572; monuments, 637–40 Kasiārī, 511 Kāsipurī, 511 Katangi, 248 Katehr, 64, 69, 76, 88, 182 f., 201, 206, 207, 209, 212, 213, 514 f. Kāthiāwār, 23 ff., 170 ff., 205, 296, 307, 332, 337, 341, 345, 348, 359, 501, 506, 518, 519, 521, 527 Kaulās, 373, 375, 379, 380 Kaungton, 547 Kauthal, 381 Kāvana [Kāmadeva], 478 Kāverī river, 475, 496 Kavsilumiṇa, 560 Kayūmars, 87 Kehar Singh of Jaisalmer, 532 Kelwāra, 371, 525 Kembhāvi, 487 Ken river, 20 Kenghung, 547 Kerala kings, 149; invaders of Ceylon, 559 Kētamalla, 475 Khadija of Bījāpur, 460 f. Khāfī Khān, 388 n. Khair-ud-dīn, 209, 212, 213, 214, 217 Khairābād, 217 Khajrāho, 514 Khalaf Hasan of Basrah, 299, 300, 313, 394 f., 415 Khalīl Shāh of Gujarāt, 343