The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.151.2

v2.c36.151.2

stone-pillar iscription (ii) of the Naḍḍūla Cāhamāna Alhapadeva, feudatory of the same, 979, 980, 987, 996, 1115; stone inscription (iii) of the Paramāra Someśvara, feudatory of the same, 925, 926, 967 fn. 1, 969 fn. 1, 982; stone-inscription of Madanabrahmadeva, feudatory of the Caulukya Bhīma II, 1006 Kirāṭakūpa (mod. Kiradu), 842, 967 fn. 1, 1115 fn. 5; (possibly a mistake for Kirāṭakūṭa?) Kirāṭakūṭa, identified with mod. Kiradu, 1124 Kirātārjunīya, a Sanskrit epic by Bhāravi, 1075 Kirat Sagar, lake at Mahoba, 700 fn. 1 Kirat Singh, Rājā of Kālinjar, 735 Kirikaikā, in the western Pathaka of Ujjayinī, 833 Kiriṇāditya, of Dharakūṭa-jāti; an officer of the Arbuda Paramāra Kṛṣṇarāja II, 912 Kiriṭin, a prince, 743, 745 Kirtane, 853 fn. 2 & 3, 862 fn. 3, 885 fn. 2 Kirti, name of a person; identity not established, 750 Kirti (probably Candella Kirtivarman), 751 Kirti-giri-durga, 700, 762 Kirti-kaumudī, a Sanskrit work by Someśvaradeva, 710, 944 fn. 5, 971, 972 fn. 3, 973 fn. 3, 989, 1004, 1005, 1013, 1016, 1024, 1025, 1031 fn. 3, 1034 fn. 2, 1072 Kirtipāla also known as Kitu, the founder of the Sonigarā Cāhamāna dynasty of Jāvālipura (Jalor), 919, 1104, 1105, 1116, 1117, 1118, 1120, 1121, 1123, 1124, 1125, 1126, 1135, 1183, 1184; Rājaputra, 1104, 1117 Kirtirāja, Caulukya Mahāmaṇḍaleśvara of Lāṭa, grandson of Bārappa, 851, 860, 938, 948 Kirtirāja, Kacchapaghāta king of Gwalior, 870 Kirtirāja, Paramāra king;