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252
Khasa-milas, deified Hittite, k. Khawas Khan, general under Sher Shah Sûr, 181; drowned, 182; a second of the name, 182, 183, 185, 188, 190 Khawaspur, in Shahâbâd, fief, held by Sher Shah Sar's family
161-163
khila, meaning of Khiljis, the, land system of, 190, 191; inour
sions into S. India, 80, 152, 205, 206, 210, 230 Khizr Khan, plundered by Sher Shah Sûr 186 Khusra Khân. See Malik Khusrû. Khvajaji Fathullah Khashi, Mughal ambassador to Ahmadnagar
Khwaja Khizar, god of the waters
202 H.R., 62 kilhari, a game H.R., 39 Kirjath Jearim, captured in the Great War .. 41 Kishvar Khân, of Bijapûr, relations with Ahmadnagar 69, 125n., 127 Kisun Dâs, broker of Surat, plundered by Sivaji
2, 5, 6 123
Knossos, palace of, excavated Körrkai, village named in the
grant
..
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134
Velvi-kudi 212, 214, 215 123, 135, 136
76,.78 229, 234
140 76
Kulasekhara, murdered.. Kulbar Thapa, Gurkha, awarded the V.C. Kulottunga-Chola I, the E. Chalukya Rajendra
Chola
Kumdra-Bramanas, female ascetics
76
Krete, in the Assur tablets
krisalah karṣayataḥ, signification of Krishnaraya, k.
krenalas, meaning of
keetra, meaning of
Kahatriya caste, admission of Gurjaras of Mers into the
Kgudra, suggested derivation of Sûdra from Kudalasangama, in 8. Maratha co., Siva temple at
Kudumi, k., grantor of the Velvi-kud plates,
212, 215 231 65
and
115, 116
138
..
7
152, 230 225 218
Kundikera, Tundikera
Kuryet-el-Enab. See Kirjath Jearim. Kusasthali, old capital of Gujarat Kutbu'ddin Mubarak Shah, conquest of 8.
218
India by Kuyavans, the Kasavans
208 159
Labbais, of modern Ma'abar, suggestion as to the origin of the
206, 208, 210
Laddar Deo. See Rudra Deo.
Lad Malika, widow, of Chunar, Sher Shah Sûr's treatment of
Lakshmaga Samvat, the
.. 164 155, 156
Lakshmanasena and his predecessors, date of, 145-148, 153-158 Lakshmidhara, minister of Devaraya II Lak midhara, Prakrit grammarian Lal Ded. See Lalleshwari.
Lalla Yogishwarf. See Lalléshwari. Lalleshwari, poetess of Kashmir Land system in epigraphic grants La-sam era
Layard, discoveries in Nineveh, by Leerdam, the ship, at Surat in 1664 lime for building, in 1689
234 13, 53
59, 60 73-79 155, 156 120 1, 2, 3, 6 60
Linguistic Studies from the Himalayas, by the. Revd. T. Grahame Bailey, (book notice), 222-224 List of Inscriptions Found in Burma, t. I, by C. Duroiselle, (book-notice)
164
Lodis, the, Sher Shah Sur's relations with, 161, 163, 164, 184 Lohanis, the, Sher Shah Sar's relations with, 163, 164, 179, 180 Lohogarh, fort, prison of Prince Burhan 31 Lopamudra, Vedic poetess 225 Lubbays. See Labbaig. lunar origin of the Fandyas
.. 211
Ma'abar, meaning and origin of the name, 205; "half Hindu " Muhammadan settlements in, 206; Malik Kafor's campaign in, 206, 208, 209; rebellion of, under Muhammad Tughlak 210, 211 189 132 ..2-5 148
Md-bdp, signification of
Macartney, Lord, letter to the King of Kandy Macassar, the ship, at Surat, in 1664 Madanapada plate, of Visvarûpâ Madanapaladeva, inscriptions of, 73, 78: defeat of sens,
Madhainagar plate of Lakshmanase
Madhura-Kavi Alwar
..
..
..148 1480. 216
Madhyana Paraiyans, the Prathamasakha
Brahmans
158 .. 231 110., 118
118
Madura, 211; sack of
Magha Brahmans, and the Mers
Maghs, Mer priests
Magi, suggested connection with the Magha Brahmans 116., 118n. Mahabat Khan, Sübadar of Gujarat, aids Surat, in 1664 .. 2, 8n. Mahabharata, the, on the Mahishmati of Kartavirya Mahahastin the Majhgawam Inscription of Mahakosala, of Hiuen Thsang .. Maharashtra, Musalman feudatories in Mahara, low caste sect.. .. 12
..218 77 219 .. 208
37, 40, 54
