The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.148

v2.c36.148

Kārttikasvāmin, temple of, 1179 Karvan, ancient Kāyāvarohana, 1171 fn. 3 Kasadram, a village, same as Kayadram, 1124 Kāsahrada, 858; identified with Kayadram or Kasadram, a village in Sirohi State, 1124 Kashee (same as Kāsī; mod. Benares), 777 Kashmir (same as Kaśmīra), 675, 676; 678, 693 fn. 3, 698, 766, 865, 1214 Kāsī (mod. Benares), 711, 782, 946, 994 Kāsī, Viśveśvara temple of, 915 Kasia (probably ancient Kuśīnagara), 742, 748, 750, 751; Haihaya (Kalacuri-) of, 742, 748 ff.; stones inscription of, 748 ff. Kāśikā (Benares), 6,9, 685 Kāsīndra Pālaree, about 11 miles from Ahmedabad; probably Kāsahrada, 853 fn. 3 Kā-iśvara, god, 915 Kāśmīra, 674, 760, 764 Kāsvapa family, 800; gotra, 781 Kaṭaka (royal camp), 747 Kaṭahan (?), village in Raṇamaua, 695 Kaṭhavate (Prof.), 1013 fn. 2 Kathiawar, 765, 936, 965, 969, 1008 fn. 2, 1010, 1038, 1039, 1040, 1041, 1167, 1200, 1201, 1216; eastern 936; south, 979; peninsula, 74, 839 Kaṭudeva, same as Kaṭukarāja, Cāhamāna king of Naddūla, 1114 fn. 3 Kaṭukarāja, Yuvarāja of Nadol, 1109, 1110 Kātyāyanī, goddess, 1068 Kaula, a sect wedded to the principle of slaughter, 996 Kauṅkaṇa (mod. Konkan), 991; lord of, 915 Kaurava-vaṃśa, 724, 795 Kauśāmbī, 794, 936 Kāvaladevī (sometimes spelt Kowla Devī, Kamaladevi), beautiful queen of the Vāghelā Karṇa II; captured and married by ‘Alā-ud-Dīn, 1045; her daughter Devaladevī also captured and married to ‘Alā ud-Dīn’s son Khizr, 1045 fn. 3 Kavālji (Kapileśvara), temple of, 905, 1098 Kavi (mod. Kavi in Broach), 1004 fn. 8 Kavi (poet), 685, 687, 731 Kavicakravarti, 718 Kavindra, 718 Kavirāja (king among poets), 871 Kāvya, 859, 1052 Kayadra, village, 15 miles from Vasa in Sirohi State, 915 Kayadra stone-inscription of Dhārāvarṣa, 915 Kayadram, ancient Kāsahrada, also known as Kasadram, 1124 Kāyastha, 687, 701, 703, 715, 725, 728 fn. 2, 729, 733, 801, 812, 849, 865, 920, 948, 949, 964, 981, 1064, 1068 Kāyastha, Kāṭārīyā branch, 1098 Kāyastha, Naigama, 1133 Kāyastha-vaṃśa, 687, 826 Kāyāvarohana (also spelt Kārohaṇa), mod. Karvan in Baroda State, 1171 fn. 3