Kahāpaṇa, [450];
golden, [454],
cultivation of, [263];
= double massa, [454], [455]
Kala spells, [307]
Kali yuga, [433]
Kandeyā, palm-sugar maker, [66]
Karagama Dēvī, oath by, [29]
Kārkōṭaka, snake K., [252]
Karma, doctrine of, [332], [392], [397]–[399]
Katirkāman arrests burglars by spell, [69], [70]
King, [31], [92], [93];
abandons Q. on journey, [250], [252];
abducts Princess, [103], [108], [130], [132]–[134];
adopts Prince, [195], [197];
afraid of strange ships, [238];
and ascetic find treasure, [358];
and beggar gamble, [249];
and elephant, [294], [295];
and elephant guard, [106]–[108];
and fowls, [258];
and girl plot youth’s death, [299];
and goat, [260];
and golden seedling, [263], [446];
and jackal, [259], [260];
and Minister, [262]–[264], [352], [353];
and monkey, [243]–[247];
and pretended Yakā, [163]–[165];
and Q., [94];
and thieves, [42], [45]–[47], [215], [336];
and sons, [96];
and Treasurer, [261], [262];
appointed through eating cock’s head, [51],
rat-snake’s head, [48];
banished, [382], [397];
banishes Prince, [127], [139];
beaten, imprisoned, and put in stocks, [349]–[351];
beats Q., [260];
becomes firewood seller, [397],
horsekeeper, [250], [252];
beheads Q., [260];
bitten by snake, [250];
blinded by snake’s venom, [436];
buried, [309];
buries infant daughters alive, [293];
cheated by boy, [151],
doctors, [440],
Minister, [263], [264],
monkey, [243]–[247],
Q., [116], [197],
son, [347]–[351];
cremated, [216], [409];
death sentence on Minister, [194],
Prince, [96], [97], [195], [437];
demon K., [35];
deposed, [145];
divorces Q., [152];
drowned, [262], [264], [410], [435];
elopes with Princess, [109];
finds sister’s husband, [251], [252];
flowers stolen, [365];
Gamarāla’s son appointed K., [87];
gives three tasks before daughter’s wedding, [362],
two tasks to son, [335];
goes to seize Yakā, [163], [164];
grants Akaragane jungle, [165];
hears law-suits or trials, [39], [40], [294], [295], [391];
killed by potter or smith, [216],
by villagers, [309];
kills tom-tom beaters, [50], [51];
knows animals’ speech, [258];
loses kingdom by gambling, [249], [252];
mad, [261];
marries daughter to beggar, [246],
thief, [46], [47];
marries frog, [434];
necessary for predecessor’s funeral ceremony, [51];
orders Minister to invent credible lies, [352];
provincial K. appointed, [233];
punishes innocent persons, [311], [336]–[338];
rears foundling, [195];
recovers lost family, [381]–[383];
returns to be eaten, [172];
robbed, [41], [44], [347]–[351];
robs subjects, [261], [311];
selected by elephant, [334], [381], [382],
by officials, [51];
receives magic sword, [358];
sends for golden or long-haired Princess, [130]–[134],
Gamarāla to kill lion, [218],
turtle for fire-cock, [122];
scheme to poison daughter, [294];
secludes wives in vain, [120];
sets daughter as bait for thief, [46], [47];
son killed in place of Brāhmaṇa, [438], [439];
swallowed by fish, [382];
tom-tom beater appointed K., [48];
unable to decide law-suit, [215];
woman made K., [93], [320]