The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c21.143

v1.c21.143

Kimiḍi, 460, 461 Kimnari-grāma (= Narasimhapura) 495, 495 fn.4 Kinchinjunga, 185 ‘King of Kings’ title of Iranic origin, 55 Kinnauj (Kanauj) 4, 542 Kinnauj-i-Shergarh, 547 fn.2, 555 Ki-pin, 56 Kira, 101, 285, 572, 574 Kiraj (see al-Kiraj), 9, 9 fn.2 Kirāta, country, 188 Kirātas (of Nepāla), 187, 188; (of Kāmarūpa) 235, 240, 249 Kirkpatrick, Colonel, 186, 200, 218, 227 Kirti, ruler of Baddhapura (?), 144 Kirtimalla, king of Nepal, 224 Kirtipura, town in Nepal, 207 Kirtirāja (Kacchavaha), 91 fn.2 Kṣitirāja, Lohara prince, 142 Kishen Ganga, 109, 110, 112, 144 Kisanganga, (Kishen Ganga), valley, 73 Kishsh, 65 Kishtwar, 107 Kisipiḍi inscription, 188 Kistna, xxxiv Kitāb-i-Yamīnī, 87 Kitab ul-Hind, 9 fn.62 Ki-to-lo, 58 Kīz, 20 Kizkanān, 20 Koch, 309 Koch-Bihār (modern Cooch-Behar), 265 Koch Hājo, Koch kingdom; rival of Koch, 265 Koch Kingdom founded by Biévasimha, 265 Koḍāla, place of residence of Sūlkī kings, 439, 441, 442, 443 Koḍāla-maṇḍala, 443 Koḍālaka (?)-Maṇḍala, 443 Koḍāla-pāṭaka, 443 Koḍāla(?)-Viṣaya, 441 Koighoṣa, Kāyastha (officer), 397, 398, 399 Kokalla I, Kalacuri of C. P. (Tripurī), 595 Kolāhala, city of (mod. Kolar), 448 Kolāhalapura, in Gaṅgavāḍi-Viṣaya (Mysore), 449 Kolāhala, (Anantavarman), Gaṅga prince of Mysore; founded Kolāhalapura, 449, 452 Kolu-vartani-Viṣaya, 458 Komarti plates of Candavarman, 333 Kommi-devī (also called Kommi-devamma); queen of Narasimha III, 488, 489, 490 Koṇārak, 482 Koṅgada, 402, 405 Kaṅgali-pattala, 537 Koṅgeda (=Koṅgōda), 444 Kōṅgōda (also spelt Kuṅgada), 418, 440 Koṇā-koṇa, Sun temple of (=Koṇārka=Koṇārak), built by Narasimha I, 482 Koṅgōda-Maṇḍala, 418, 444, 446 Koṅkula-khaṇḍa, 442 Konsar Nāg, Lake, 108 Koṇṭarāvaṅga-Viṣaya, 432 Koraṇḍiā-Viṣaya, 427 Korni grant (ii) of Anantavarmā Coḍagaṅga, 463