Kalhee Yoog. The iron age of the Hindoos.
Kallian (Bheemree, or Bhewndy), v1.p139, Taken v1.p141, Mention of v1.p189, v1.p276, Capture and defence of, v2.p414, and v2.p415
Kallian, v1.p78, Fort taken, v1.p156
Kallian. There are two places and provinces of that name; the one is on the frontier of the Nizam's dominions, the other is in the Concan. When there is any doubt of the one being mistaken for the other, the author has followed the example of the natives, terming the former Kallian simply, and distinguishing the other as the province of Kalliannee, and the town of Kallian Bheemree (or Bhewndy).
Kalliannee, v1.p78, v1.p138, v1.p244
Kam Raje Ghatgay, v1.p56
Kandahar, v1.p151, See letter C.
Kanhojee v1.p368, Succeeds to the command of the fleet, v1.p388, Opposed to Shao on the side of Tara Bye, v1.p417, Alarming progress of; v1.p435, Brought over by Ballajee Wishwanath, v1.p436, v1.p458, Letter to the Governor of Bombay, v1.p458, Death of, v1.p520
Kanhojee Bhonslay, v1.p518, v1.p519
Kanhojee Gaekwar. See Gaekwar.
Kanhojee Mohitey, v2.p170
Kantajee Kudum Bhanday, v1.p481, v1.p489, v1.p527
Kapsee, v1.p87
Karbaree, v1.p237
Karkanees, Commissary of grain and stores, v1.p231
Kartojee Goozur, v1.p196, v1.p204, See Pertab Rao, v1.p220
Kasim Khan, v1.p342, v1.p350, Defeated, poisons himself, v1.p383
Kattywar, v3.p366
Kaum Bukhsh, son of Aurungzebe, v1.p333, v1.p377, v1.p419, Killed, v1.p420
Kawerseen, the first Bramin Peishwa, v1.p75
Keating, Lieut.-Col. Thomas, v2.p279, His proceedings, and operations of his detachment, from v2.p286, to v2.p303, v2.p316
Keigwin, Captain, v1.p323
Kellajee Bhonslay, v1.p102
Kelneh, v1.p28
Kennaway, Captain, v3.p39
Kennedy, Lieut.-Col., v3.p442
Kerala, or Malabar, v1.p4
Kerowlee, Raja of, v3.p403
Khafee Khan, historian, account of, v1.p97
Khajeh Jehan Gawan, v1.p63, Takes Goa, &c., v1.p63, His plans, v1.p65, Put to death, v1.p66
Khan Dowran, v1.p109, v1.p112, v1.p113, v1.p115, v1.p469, v1.p526, v1.p529
Khan Jehan Buhadur, v1.p254, v1.p259, v1.p272
Khan Mohummud, v1.p157, Put to death, v1.p166, Account of, v1.p166
Khassee Rao Holkar, v3.p148, v3.p165, v3.p195
Khillut, a dress with presents corresponding, v1.p551, A dress of investiture was always granted by the Rajas of the Mahrattas upon the appointment of any of the Purdhans, and without which the dignity was not confirmed.
Khirkee, battle of, v1.p423
Khoosroojee Moodhee, v3.p346, v3.p347, v3.p354, Is poisoned, v3.p360
Khoras, valleys on the eastern side of the Syhadree mountains.
Khowaus Khan, v1.p166, v1.p256, Appointed regent at Beejapoor, v1.p257, Murdered, v1.p268
Khundee Rao Dhabaray, v1.p365, v1.p369, v1.p443
Khundee Rao Holkar, v2.p72, See Holkar.
Khundee Rao Rastia, iii, v2.p209, v2.p336
Khundoo Bullal, v1.p365, v1.p369
Khureem Khan Pindhara, v3.p326, v3.p455, v3.p466
Khuzaneh Amirah, v1.p429
Kistnajee Bhaskur, v1.p163, v1.p170
Kolabah, v1.p188
Kolapoor, v1.p158
Kolapoor, Raja of, v1.p425, (See Sumbhajee.)
Kolapoor, Raja of, v2.p171, Mahdoo Rao Peishwa takes possession of part of the territory belonging to, v2.p337, Conduct of the ministerial party towards this state, v2.p338
Kolapoor, Raja of, v3.p99, Is excited to attack Pureshram Bhow, v3.p142, Progress, v3.p182, v3.p184, v3.p185, Town of, besieged, v3.p186, Siege raised, v3.p186, Reason of its being raised, v3.p191, Wars with Sawuntwaree, v3.p343, A treaty with the British government, v3.p350
Kolee. The water carrier on the village establishment, v1.p33
Komtee. A class of Banians, v1.p12
Kondaneh, now Singurh, v1.p62, v1.p73, v1.p109, v1.p117, v1.p130
Koneir Trimbuck Yekbootee, v2.p53
Kool Swamy, the auspicious deity supposed to preside over the destinies of a family, v1.p22, v1.p89
Koolees, a predatory tribe chiefly inhabiting Guzerat, v1.p7, Pirates, v1.p138
Koolkurnee, Registrar of a village, v1.p31, Duties of, v1.p36, Under Sivajee, v1.p233
Koonbee. The Mahratta cultivator, v1.p13
Kooruns, or pasture lands, important arrangements respecting, v1.p229
Kootub Ool Moolk, v1.p71, Becomes king of Golcondah, and founds the Kootub Shahee dynasty, v1.p71
Kootub Shahee dynasty. List of Princes, v1.p72
Kootub-ud-deen, v3.p48
Kopaul, v1.p284, v3.p48, Taken by the Moghuls, v3.p52
Korygaom, Defence of, v3.p432
Koshul Desh, the modern Oude, v1.p27
Kshittree. The second of the original four grand divisions of Hindoo castes, forming the military body, v1.p9, v1.p12
Kubheer, v1.p14
Kulburga, v1.p65, Carried by assault, v1.p157, Mention of, v1.p257
Kuloosha, favourite of Sumbhajee, v1.p309, v1.p317, Titles of, v1.p317, Administration of, v1.p319, v1.p348, Executed, v1.p361
Kummur-ud-deen Khan, v1.p469, v2.p28
Kumpun, v1.p4
Kundoba. A Hindoo deity, v1.p22
Kundojee Mankur, v2.p7
Kurara, v1.p11
Kurdla, battle of, v1.p113, Convention of, v1.p116
Kurgoota. The string worn by Shooders round the loins, v1.p16
Kurinja, v1.p249
Kurnalla, v1.p244
Kurnoul, v1.p566, Nabob of, v1.p30
Kurpa or Kuddapah, v1.p278, v1.p346, v1.p566, Nabob of, v2.p30, v2.p45
Kurree, entrenchments at, stormed; v3.p217
Kuryat. A subdivision of a country, v1.p79
Kusba. A market town, v1.p30, v1.p37, v2.p8, v2.p10
Kutha, a popular amusement in the Mahratta country, v1.p21, v1.p128
Kuttack, conquest of, v3.p257
Kuttulugh Khan, v1.p49
This collection transcribed by Chris Gage