A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History of India c23.22

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Khân Muhammad, a general of Muhammad Shâh Bâhmanî (A.D. 1366), 37 Khân Zummaun, 76 “Kishen Roy,” Firishtah’s name for Bukka I., 35 Koh-i-nûr the. Appendix A, 399 Kondapalle, revolt of populace against the Muhammadans, 100; reduced by Muhammad Shâh, 101; captured by Krishna Deva, 131 Kondavîd, 100, 102, 218; captured by Krishna Deva, 131; captured by Qulî Qutb Shâh, 134; called “Conadolgi” by Nuniz, 308 (note); siege and capture of, by Krishna Deva (Nuniz), 317, 385 (“Condovim”) Korragal, 162 Kovilkonda, captured by Qulî Qutb Shâh, 133; besieged by Ismâîl Âdil Shâh, 134 Krishna Deva Râya, 109, 110; accession, 115; builds a hall and tower at the Hampe Temple, 120; his coronation, id.; his character, 121; his dealings with the Portuguese, 123-128; defeats the chief of Ummatûr, 130; captures Udayagiri, id.; builds temples of Krishnasvâmi, id.; and Hazâra Râmasvâmi, 131; captures Kondavîd, id.; Kondapalle, id.; Rajahmundry, id.; marries daughter of King of Orissa, id.; his siege of Raichûr, and great battle with Ismâîl Âdil, 137 ff.; political effects of Krishna’s victory, 155; events that followed it, 156; Krishna visits Bijapûr, 157; his buildings at the capital, and the inscriptions of his reign as republished, 161 ff.; description of his person and character by Paes, 246 ff.; his title, 247; his wives, id.; marries a courtezan, id.; the female attendants, 248; his daily life, 249; dress, 251; his headdress, 252 and note; gave some columns to the Hampe Temple, 261; the king at the great festival, 263 ff.; reviews his troops, 275; his revenues, 280; his vassal-kings (Paes), 281; payment of revenue to, 282; goes to his “new city,” 283; called “Crismarao” by Nuniz, 314; placed on the throne by Sâluva Timma, who saves his life, 315; seizes Udayagiri, 316; and Kondavîd, 318; war with Orissa, 317; capture of Kondapalle, 318; and Rajahmundry, 319; marries the daughter of the King of Orissa, 320; attacks “Catuir,” 321; determines to attack Raichûr, 323; the affair of “Cide Mercar,” id.; march of his army, 326; his camp, 329, 332; battle of Raichûr, 337; entry into Raichûr, 347; defies the Muhammadan Sultans, 349; embassy to, from the Âdil Shâh, 349; his march to Bijapûr, 353; orders execution of Salâbat Khân, 356; abdicates, 359; death of his son, id.; punishes Sâluva Timma, id.; his death, 362 Krishnâpura Temple the, 290 Krishnasvâmi Temple at Vijayanagar, the, 161, 163; seen by Paes, 290 Kulbarga, capital of the Bahmanî Dynasty, 30; Nikitin at, 103, 357 Kullayi. The name of the kind of cap worn by the King of Vijayanagar; Varthema, 118; Paes, 273 (note) Kumâra Virayya, 327 and note, 336 Kummal Khân, minister to Âdil Shâh, 125 Kurnool, 218, 399 Kuruba. The first princes of Vijayanagar belonged to this family, 23