महाराणा कुम्भा (हरविलास सारदा - मेवाड़ साम्राज्य के अद्वितीय विजेता, निर्माता व विद्वान्)

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Khangār, 4. Kharivata, 170. Khatgarh, 83. Khatkar, 114. Khatoo, 114, 172. Khiljipur, 89. Khomana, 180. Khshemakaran, 33. Khshetra Singh (or Kshetra) Rana of Mewar was Rana Hammir's son; captures Mandsaur, chhappan, con- quers Haravati and Mandalgarh, 4; attacks and defeats Sultans of Malwa and Gujrat, destroys the army of Sultan of Malwa at Bak- role, 5; capture Sultan Amin Shah 6; conquers Idar and imprisons its Raja; defeats Zaffar Khan, Sultan of Gujrat, conquers Toda, dies in 1382 A.D., 7; 8; has two sons Chacha and Maira by a carpenter girl, Karmān, 30; 178; 180; 182. Khwaja Naimatullah, 92. Kirtisthambha Inscriptions, (Tower of Victory) 3, 6, 7, 8, 11, 20, 37, 51, 52, 81, 96, 97, 103, 111, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 125, 128, 137, 138, 139, 140, 164, 166, 181, 184, 186. Kituka, 172. Kolana, 121. Kookgreoo (or Kukreshwar) 144. Kootab Minar, 140. Kosana, 75. Kotah, 117. Kotra, 116. Kot Solankian, 10, 22. Kukreshwar Raja, 144. Kumar Pal, 43, 175. Kumbha or Kumbhakaran (Maharana) 1; ascended the throne of Mewar in 1433 A.D. and ruled for 35 years, 2; Col. Tod's estimate of Kumbha, 3; 4; discontinues signing grants and only writes on them the word "Sahi", 21; escapes to Chitor when Maharana Mokal is murdered, 32; eldest of Mokal's seven sons, 33; resolves to punish Chacha and Maira 35; 41; 42; 44; defeats the Sultan of Malwa at Sarangpur, 50; storms and takes Mandu, captures Sultan Mahmud Khilji, commemo- rates this victory by constructing Tower of Victory at Chitor, 51; imprisons the Sultan for six months in Chitor and then sets him free, 52; Tod condemns this act of political blindness, 53; Kumbha's mistake in releasing Sultan, 54; erects forts in Mewar, 57; pardons Mahpa Panwar, 58; occupies Marwar, 68; occupation lasts seven years, 76; sends an expe- dition against Maharao of Sirohi, captures Abu, annexes part of Sirohi territory, 79; 80; 81; invades Haravati, takes Amargarh, Bundi, Bambaodo and Mandalgarh etc, 83; restores Bundi to the Maharao on payment of fine, 84; 85; defeats Sultan of Malwa near the river Banas, Sultan flees to Mandu, 92; 93; gives shelter to Prince Umarkhan son of Sultan Mahmud Khilji, 94; marches to Nagor, defeats Mujahid Khan and places Shamskhan on the gadi of Nagor, grants Shamskhan's prayer to postpone demolition of battlements of the fort; returns to Mewar, 95; invades Nagor again, demolishes fortifica- tions, burns down the city, carries away treasure, 96; defeats the army sent by the Sultan of Gujrat near Nagor, 97; advances to Abu and defeats the Gujrat general Imadul- Mulk, 98; defeats Sultan Qutbuddin when he comes to Kumbhalgarh, 99; 104; attacks Nagor with 50,000 horse, captures Nagor 105; Maha- rana Kumbha's mind deranged, 107; banishes Prince Rai Mal from Mewar, 108; 109; assassinated by his son Udai Singh, 110; his sons and queens, 111; his military geni- ous, 113; his conquests 114-117; his titles, 118-119; construction of forts, 120; builds Achalgarh on Mount Abu, 121; 122; 123; 124; remits pilgrim tax at Abu, 125; 127; strengthens

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