Khiva, Jews of, [435].
Khozars. See [Chazars].
Kimchi, family of, [392].
Kimchi, David (Radak), grammarian and exegete, [394].
excommunicated, [531].
teacher of Hebrew to the Jews and Christians of Europe, [393].
view of, on the Talmud, [531].
zealous Maimunist, [530] f., [540] f.
Kimchi, Joseph ben Isaac, introduces Jewish-Spanish culture into southern France, [392].
writings of, [392] f.
Kimchi, Moses, [393].
Kinanah Ibn-Rabia, leader of the Chaibarites against Mahomet, [82].
Kobad, [1]–[5].
death of, [5].
dethroned, [2].
institutes a religious persecution, [1].
re-instated, [2].
supports Mazdak, [2].
Kohen-Zedek, Gaon of Pumbeditha, [183]–[200].
ambitiousness of, [192], [194].
conflict of, with the exilarch, [184] f.
Koran, introduction of, [147].
on the position of women, [92].
relation of, to Bible and Talmud, [72].