A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.32

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Kōvalan, 112, 115, 121, 132, 362-3 Kōvūr Kiḷār, Tamil poet, 122-3, 127 Krishna I (Rāṣṭrakūṭa), 151-2, 443 Krishna II (Rāṣṭrakūṭa king), 155, 168-70 Krishna III (Rāṣṭrakūṭa king), 5, 156, 170-2, 337 Krishna (Yādava king), 211, 344 Krishnadeva Rāya (Vijayanagar king), 266-9, 272-6, 304, 316, 333, 339-40, 347, 382, 392-4, 401-5, 421 Krishnagiri, 426 Krishna Miśra, Sanskrit author, 339, 375 Krishnappa, Nāyaka of Gingee, 291 Krishnarāya, (Ferishta's name for Bukka?) 235-6 Krishna river, description of, 41-2 Krishnavarman (Ganga king), 108 Krishnavarman (Kadamba king), 106, 108 Krishnavarman II (Kadamba king), 107 Kshetrajña of Maruvāpuri, musical composer, 355 Kshīrasāgara Miśra, Sanskrit poet, 343 Kubiraka, 85 Kublai Khan, 28, 30, 215 Kuḍakko Iḷañēral Irumporai (Chera king), 118 Kūḍal-Saṅgamam, battle of, 179 Kūḍalūrkiḷār of Madura, Tamil author, 357 Kuḍumiyāmalai inscription, 18, 354 Kukkanūr (Hoysala monuments), 462 Kulaccirai, Pāṇḍya minister, 413 Kulam, 213 Kuḷaśekhara Āḷvār, Vaishnava saint, 139, 335-6, 361, 416 Kuḷaśekhara (Pāṇḍya king), 187-8, 220 Kuḷōttunga I (Chola king), 7, 23, 180-6, 192, 208, 309, 366 Kuḷōttunga II (Chola king), 186, 189, 366 Kuḷottunga III (Chola king), 185, 188-9, 191-2, 203-5, 212, 367-8, 371, 459 Kuḷottunga III, his Pāṇḍyan Wars, 188-9 Kuḷottunga III, Reconquest of Veṅgi, 192 Kumāradāsa, Sanskrit poet, 334 Kumāra Dhūrjaṭi, Telugu author, 403 Kumāragiri, Sanskrit author and patron, 340 Kumāragiri, 259