Cunningham's Ancient Geography of India c17.9

c17.9

Jâlandhara, 156-58; same as Trigarta, 156. Jarak, on the Lower Indus, 329. Jayendra Vihara, in Kashmir, 112. Jushkapura, now Zukru, 116. *Kabul, same as Kaofu, 19, 20; Ptolemy's Kabolitæ, 38; size of province, 43. *Kabul, city, Ptolemy's Kabura, 38. Kacha Kot, part of Taxila, 115, 129. *Kachh, a large province in western India, 346; attached to Sindh in the seventh century, 346; capital, Kotiswara, 347. *Kahaon, an ancient city near the Rapti river, 496. *Kahror, an old town near Multân, 277; scene of battle between Vikramâditya and the Sakas, 277. Kaikânan, or Ki-Kiang-na, 99. Kâkupur, an ancient city below Kanoj, identified with Ayuto, 441. Kâli, or Kâlindri Nadi, flows past Kanoj in the old bed of the Ganges, 435. *Kalikâvartta, or Vrindâvana, the modern Brindâban, 424. *Kalinga in south India, 590; country of Pliny's Calingæ, 592; its capital Rajamahendri, 591. Kalyânkot, or Tughlakâbâd, great fort at Thatha, 331. *Kâmarupa, or Assam, 572. Kamatipura, capital of Kusa-Vihâra, or west Kâmrup, 573. Kambistholi, a people of the Panjâb, 247. *Kânchipura, capital of Drâvida, 627. Kanishkapura, in Kashmir, founded by Kanishka, the the present Kâmpur, 109; 114. *Kânkjol, near Râjmahal, 548. *Kanoj, a famous city in the Gangetic Doâb, 430. *Kaofu, 19, 20; same as Kophene, or Kipin, 39.