Age of the Nandas and Mauryas c22.48

c22.48

Kalatiai, a people in North West India, 83. Kalhaṇa, historian of Kashmir, 219, 244; on Jalauka, 245. Kālidāsa, 334. Kalinga, 11, 20, 205, 212; the Chetas in, 246; Aśoka's conquest of, 155, 210-11, 219, 309; Aśoka's remorse after the war against, 229; 231; independence of, till the days of Aśoka, 168; part of the Nanda empire, 260. Kalinga edicts, 167, 205, 212, 233. Kalingas, the, 26; exterminated by Mahāpadmananda, 17, 180. Kallatiai, a tribe in the Persian empire, 84. Kallil Āttiraiyanār, 253. Kalpadruma, 344. Kalpaka, 15. Kalpasūtra, the, of Bhadrabāhu, 142 n., 161, 164, 298, 333, 341. Kāśī, Aśoka's inscription at, 204, 313. Kaḷugumalai (Gṛdhrakūṭa), 252. Kāluvāki, w of Aśoka and mother of Tivala, 214. Kalyāni, in S. W. Ceylon, 256. Kāmandaka, Nītisāra of, 146. Kamandakiya Nītisāra, 195. Kāmarūpa, (Suvarṇakuḍya) (Assam) 221, 263; fragrant wood in, 266. Kāmaśāstra, 194, 337-338. Kāmāśoka, see Aśoka, 301. Kāmasūtra the, of Vātsyāyana, 194; and the Arthaśāstra, 195. Kambojas, a tribe in N. W. India, 146, 154, 217, 222, 225; a republic, 173. Kanakamuni, see Koṇakamana, 213. Kanauj, 245, 300. Kāñchī (puram), Aśoka's stupas near, 222; Aśokavarma, a ruler of, 249. Kaṇṭakaśodhana courts, 185, 186, 187. Kāṇvas, dvijas, 140. Kāṇva period, 131. Kapila, son of Prahlāda, on jñāna, 336. Kapilavastu, 269. Kapiśi (Ka-pi-shin, Ki-pin, Kophen), 30. Karmakāras, 112. Karmanda, 334. Karmania, journey of Craterus to, 80. Karri plain, battle of the Jhelum in the, 61. Kāśākṛtsna, 335. Kāśeyas, the, exterminated by Mahāpadma, 17. Kashmir, and Aśoka, 219-220.