The Colas c38.28

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Kannanūr, defeat and death of Somēśvara at the battle of, K. (1264), 437 Kaṇṇappar, 646 Kanauj, 223, 233, 248, 311 325 Kaṇhadāsa, Buddhadatta lived in a monastery at Kāveripaṭṭanam built by K. 101 Kannara country, 272 Kāntan, 18, 31 Kaṇṭhikā, necklace, 272 Kanyakubja, 229 Kanyākumārī was held to absolve a woman from the sin of incest, 91; 121, 265, 267, 270, 274 Kanyakumari Stone Inscription of Vīrarājēndra, 8, 31; on the foundation of Tanjore, 113, 117n, 116, 141, 198, 245, 267, 274, 687 Kāpālika school of Śaivism, 641, 648, 651 Kapilar, a Sangam poet, 43 Karadīgal, a pillar of victory, set up by Vīrarājēndra I, 272 Karaṇattān, 475 Karandai (Tanjore), The Plates of Rājēndra I, 8, 113, 141, 176, 183, 195, 220, 602, 734 Kārāṇmai, 577, 578 Karhad, grant, 132 *Kārigai* of Amita Sāgara, 682, 685 Kārigai-Kuḷattūr, 353, 682 Karikāla Cōḻa, 2, 8, 20; his effort to civilize the nomadic tribes, 23, 30-1; his accession, 32; battle of Veṇṇi and Vākaipparandalai, 33, personal life, religion and death, 35; legends about him, 36; attempt to fix the Sangam age on the basis of a fifth century date for him, 63, 74, 90, 102, 116, 227; origin of the classes Valaṅgai and Iḍaṅgai traced to, 550, 584 Karikāla Cōḻa, 'who took the head of the Pāṇḍya,' 157. See Aditya II. Karikāla Cōḻa, title of Vīrarājēndra, 246, 274 Karikāla Cōḻa, title of Kul. III, 398 Karikāla Cōḻa-dēva who took Madura and Īḻam (Rājādhirāja II), 372, 504, Karikāla Cōḻa-dēva, 504; (K. Parakēsari who raised the banks of the Kāvēri), 583 Kārik-kaṇṇanār, of Kāvirippumpaṭṭiṉam, 49 Kariyāṟṟut-tuñjiya Neḍuṅgiḷḷi, 38 Kariyāṟu, battle of, 36 Karṇāṭas, 347, 424 Karṇāṭas, of Mithila, 210, 231, 233 Kāṟpu, 93 Karpuravilai, 535