A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.31

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Khareptan, 257 Kharia, 59 Kherla, 240, 245 Khorassanians, 325 Khottiga (Rāṣṭrakūṭa king), 171 Khusrau, 222-3 Khusru II, 145 Khvāja Jahān, 244-5 Kilān, 158 Kingdom of Kampili, Muslim subjugation of, 224-6 —, rise of, 221 Kirtivarman (Bādāmi Chālukya), 107, 143 Kirtivarman II (Bādāmi Chālukya), 149-50, 156 Kirttivarma, Kannada author, 385 Kōccaḍaiyan (Pāṇḍya king), 149 Kōdai (Godā), Vaishnava saint, 416 Koḍukūr, fortress, 114 Koḍumbāḷūr, 422 — (Chola monuments), 454 Kodunguṇram, 116 Koḷanu, 183 Kollam, 209 Kollam era, 156 Koḷḷāpura, 178 Kollimalai, 117 Koḷḷipākkai, 174, 178 Kōna Buddharāja, Telugu poet, 398 Konarak (monuments), 465 Kondane (Buddhist monuments), 432-3 Kondapalli, 247, 248 Kondavīḍu, 246-7, 259-60, 262-3, 270-1, 276, 283, 287-8 Kongaṇivarma (Ganga king), 107 Kongu, 82-3, 113, 139, 149-50 Kongu-deśa-rājākkaḷ caritram, 21 Kongu-Vēḷir, Tamil poet, 363 Konkan coast, description of, 45 Konkaṇashtha Brahmins, 58 Koppam, battle of, 178 Kōpperuñjinga, Kāḍava chieftain, 7, 205-7, 212 Kōpperuñjōḷan, 127 Koppula chiefs of Pīthāpuram, 229 Koraṅanātha temple at Śrīnivāsanallur, 493 Koṟkai, 40, 123 Korura, 119 Kōśar, 82-3, 85 Koṭeśvara of Tuḷuvadeśa, Kannada author, 387 Kotgir, fortress, 223 Koṭṭam, 159 Koṭṭārakkara Tampurān, Malayālam author, 409 Kōṭṭāṟu, battle of, 183