The Colas c38.29.2

c38.29.2

Buddhadatta, 101 Kāvidi, a title, 88 Kavi-Kumuda-Candra alias Tirunārāyaṇa-bhaṭṭa, 664 Kāvirippum-paṭṭiṉam alias Puhār (=Kāverīpaṭnam), 25n; earlier name Campā, 31, 35, 39, 49; description of K., as in Sangam literature, 80-82 *Kāvyādarśa* of Daṇḍi, 683 Kerala, 124, 125, 134; Kerala princess, 142; Rājarāja I's campaign, 169, 173, 197; K. war of Rajendra I, 201-3, 221-3, 245, 251, 256, 267, 273; reconquest by Kul. I, 310, 312, 313, 379, 380, 384, 649 Keralāntaka, 816 Kesava, the Calukya general, 176 Kesava-dandanayaka, 263 Kesavasvamin in the service of Rajaraja II, 686 Kesi, 268 Kettarasan, 263 Khaberis of Ptolemy (= Kaveripattanam), 22 Khidrapur, identified with Koppam, 256 Khmer, kingdom of Kamboja, 317, 325 Kia-lo-hi (= Grahi at Jaiya), 215 Kidā-kāśu (cess on each head of male cattle), 531 Kidāram, 217 Kie-tch'a, Chinese form of Kaṭaha, 218 Kie-t'o (later form of Kie-tch'a = Kedah), 218 Kilaippālōr, 69 Kilān, 464 Kilānaḍigal, queen of Rajendra II, 265 Kilenilaya, The battle of, 367 Killi (= Cōḷa), 19, 37, 72 Killi, a Cōḷa king, 8, 116 Killi—the king who settled in Tenkavira-nadu, a clan of Brahmins exercising the right of crowning kings, 350 Killi-Valavan of the *Manimekalai*, 37, 77 Killi-Valavan who died at Kuḷamurram, 40 Kil-irai-pāṭṭam (smaller taxes), 531, 533 Kil-mugaveṭṭi, 467 Kirātārjunīya, image of, 646, 731 Kish (Qais), entrepot of Indian trade, 606-607, 609 Kitti, 250; assumed the title of Vijayabahu, 253;