The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c36.69.2

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married a king of Kanauj, 1063, 1063 fn. 3 Kālebāya, lake, 1193 Kāleśvar Mahādev, temple of, 999 Kalhaṇa, Kalyāṇa, author of the Rājatarangiṇī of Kashmir, 681, 693 fn. 3 Kālhi, mother of Jalasala, son of Vāgaḍi Salakhaṇa, 1083 Kali age, 694 Kālī, goddess, 1068 Kalicurya (Kalacuri), 1081 fn. 4 Kalinda, daughter of (Yamunā), 675 Kālindī, 678, 680 Kaliṅga, 700, 778, 783 fn. 1, 879, 986 fn. 2 Kaliṅgarāja, Kalacuri king, 755, 802, 803, 805 810, 812 Kalinjar (ancient Kālañjara), 682, 704, 705 707, 710, 718, 719, 720, 721, 722, 724 fn. 2, 726, 732, 734, 735, 761, 825, 1085, 1214; broken pillar inscription of Madanavar-madeva, 705; pillar-inscription of the same, 705; rock-inscription of the same, 705-06; rock-inscription of Paramardin, 716; stone-inscription of the same, 718-19, 720; stone-inscription of Viravarman, 732 Kāliñjara (also spelt Kālañjara) of Kalhaṇa, 693 fn. 3 Kāliñjara (also spelt Kālañjara) of Kalhaṇa; same as Kalanjar of Rāhat uṣ Ṣudūr and Kalunjur of Firishta; situated on the frontiers of Kashmir, 693 fn. 3 Kali Sindhu, river, 894; valley of, 884, 887 Kālīya, a mythical serpent, 761, 765 Kālpī, 722 Kalunjur of Firishta; situated in the frontiers of Kashmir, 793 fn. 3; see Kāliñjar Kalvan, village in Nasik district, Bombay Presidency, 863 Kalvan plates of Yaśovarman, 863, 868 Kālya, a poet;