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Kacchāyana
［迦旃延］ (Pali;  Kasennen)
K’ai-yüan Era Catalog of the Buddhist Canon, The
［開元釈教録］ (Chin K’ai-yüan-shih-chiao-lu;  Kaigen-shakkyō-roku)
K’ai-yüan-ssu
［開元寺］ (PY Kaiyuansi;  Kaigen-ji)
Kakuban
［覚鑁］ (1095–1143)
Kakumyō
［覚明］
Kakuun
［覚運］ (953–1007)
kālakula
［迦羅求羅］ (;  karakura or karagura)
Kalandaka
［迦蘭陀］ (;  Karanda)
kalavinka
［迦陵頻伽］ (;  karyōbinga)
Kālayashas
［畺良耶舎］ (383–442) (;  Kyōryōyasha)
Kāli
［迦利王］ (;  Kari-ō)
Kalmāshapāda
［斑足王・鹿足王］ (;  Hansoku-ō or Rokusoku-ō)
Kālodāyin
［迦留陀夷］ (;  Karudai)
kalpa
［劫］ (;  kō)
kalpa of continuance
［住劫］ ( jū-kō)
kalpa of decline
［壊劫］ ( e-kō)
kalpa of decrease
［減劫］ ( gen-kō)
kalpa of disintegration
［空劫］ ( kū-kō)
kalpa of formation
［成劫］ ( jō-kō)
kalpa of increase
［増劫］ ( zō-kō)
kāma-dhātu
［欲界］ (, Pali;  yokkai or yoku-kai)
Kanāda
［カナーダ］ (;  Kanāda)
Kānadeva
［迦那提婆］ (;  Kanadaiba)
Kanakamuni
［倶那含仏］ (;  Kunagon-butsu)
K’ang-seng-hui
［康僧会］ (d. 280) (PY Kangsenghui;  Kōsōe)
Kanishka
［迦弐色迦王］ (n.d.) (;  Kanishika-ō)
Kannon
［観音］ ()
Kanroku
［観勒］ (n.d.) (; Kor Kwallŭk)
Kanzeon
［観世音］ ()
Kanzeon-ji
［観世音寺］
Kao-ch’ang
［高昌国］ (PY Gaochang;  Kōshō-koku)
Kapila
［迦毘羅］ (;  Kabira)
Kapilavastu
［迦毘羅衛国］ (; Pali Kapilavatthu;  Kabirae-koku)
Kapimala
［迦毘摩羅・毘羅尊者］ (n.d.) (;  Kabimara or Bira-sonja)
karma
［業］ (; Pali kamma;  gō)
karma mandala
［羯磨曼荼羅］ ( katsuma-mandara)
karunā
［悲・慈悲］ (, Pali;  hi or jihi)
Kashgar
［疏勒国］ ( Soroku-koku)
Kāshī
［迦尸国］ (; Pali Kāsī;  Kashi-koku)
Kashmir
［迦湿弥羅国・諝賓国］ ( Kashmīra or Kāshmīra;  Kashumira-koku or Keihin-koku)
Kāshyapa
() (1) ［迦葉菩薩］ ( Kashō-bosatsu); (2) ［迦葉仏］ ( Kashō-butsu)
Kāshyapa Mātanga
［迦葉摩騰］ (n.d.) (;  Kashō-matō)
Kāshyapīya school
［飲光部・迦葉遺部］ (;  Onkō-bu or Kashōi-bu)
Kataumi
［片海］
Kātyāyana
［迦旃延］ (; Pali Kacchāyana or Kacchāna;  Kasennen)
Kātyāyanīputra
［迦多衍尼子］ (n.d.) (;  Kataennishi)
Kaundinya
［憍陳如］ (;  Kyōjinnyo)
Kaushāmbī
［憍賞弥国］ (; Pali Kosambī;  Kyōshōmi-koku)
Kaushika
［憍尸迦］ (;  Kyōshika)
Kawanobe, the lay priest of
［河野辺の入道］ (n.d.) ( Kawanobe-no-nyūdō)
Kegon school
［華厳宗］ ( Kegon-shū)
Kenchō-ji
［建長寺］
Kennin-ji
［建仁寺］
Kenshin
［顕真］ (1130–1192)
Kharadīya, Mount
［伽羅陀山］ (;  Karada-sen)
Khotan
［于闐・和田］ ( Uten or Hōtan)
Khuddaka-nikāya
［小部］ (Pali;  Shō-bu)
Kichijō-ten
［吉祥天］ ()
Kimbara
［金原］ (n.d.)
kimnara
［緊那羅］ (;  kinnara)
King Above Jeweled Dignity and Virtue
［宝威徳上王仏］ ( Ratnatejobhyudgatarāja;  Hōitokujō’ō-butsu)
“King Wonderful Adornment” chapter
［妙荘厳王品］ ( Myōshōgon-nō-hon)
Kinkara
［吉迦夜］ (n.d.) (;  Kikkaya)
Kishimojin
［鬼子母神］ ()
Kiyomizu-dera
［清水寺］
Kizil caves
［キジル石窟］ ( Kijiru-sekkutsu)
klesha
［煩悩］ (;  bonnō)
knot of flesh on the head
［肉髻相］ ( ushnīsha-shiraskatā;  nikkei-sō)
Kō, the lay nun of
［国府尼］ (n.d.) ( Kō-ama or Kō-no-ama)
Kō, the lay priest of
［国府入道］ ( Kō-nyūdō)
kōan
［公案］ (; Chin kung-an)
Kōben
［高弁］
Kōbō
［弘法］ (774–835)
Kōchi
［広智］ (n.d.)
Kōfuku-ji
［興福寺］
Kōjō
［光定］ (779–858)
Kokālika
［瞿伽利］ (, Pali;  Kugyari or Kukari)
Kokan Shiren
［虎関師錬］ (1278–1346)
Kokūzō
［虚空蔵］ ()
Komatsubara Persecution
［小松原の法難］ ( Komatsubara-no-hōnan)
Kōmoku-ten
［広目天］ ()
Kongōbu-ji
［金剛峯寺］
Kōnichi, the lay nun
［光日尼］ ( Kōnichi-ama)
Kōnichi-bō
［光日房］ (n.d.)
Kōsai
［幸西］ (1163–1247)
Kosala
［憍薩羅国］ (, Pali;  Kyōsara-koku)
Kosambī
［憍賞弥国］ (Pali;  Kyōshōmi-koku)
kōsen-rufu
［広宣流布］ ()
koti
［倶胝］ (, Pali;  kutei)
Kōya, Mount
［高野山］ ( Kōya-san)
Krakucchanda
［拘留孫仏］ (;  Kuruson-butsu)
Kriki
［訖哩枳王］ (;  Kiriki-ō)
Krita
［訖利多王］ (n.d.) (;  Kirita-ō)
krosha
［倶盧舎］ (;  kurosha)
kshānti
［忍・忍辱］ (;  nin or ninniku)
Kshatriya
［刹帝利］ (;  setsuteiri)
kshetra
［国土・刹土］ (;  kokudo or setsudo)
Kshitigarbha
［地蔵菩薩］ (;  Jizō-bosatsu)
kū
［空］ ()
Kuang-che-ssu
［光宅寺］ (PY Guangzhesi;  Kōtaku-ji)
Kuang-hsiu
［広脩・広修］ (771–843) (PY Guangxiu;  Kōshū or Kōshu)
Kuan-ting
［灌頂］ (PY Guanding;  Kanjō)
Kuan-yin
［観音菩薩］ (PY Guanyin;  Kannon-bosatsu)
Kubo, the lay nun of
［窪尼］ (n.d.) ( Kubo-no-ama)
Kucha
［亀茲・庫車］ ( Kiji or Kosha)
Kudō Yoshitaka
［工藤吉隆］ (d. 1264)
K’uei-chi
［窺基］ (PY Kuiji;  Kiki)
Kūkai
［空海］
Kukkutapāda, Mount
［鶏足山］ (;  Keisoku-sen)
Kukkutārāma Monastery
［鶏頭摩寺］ (, Pali;  Keizuma-ji)
Kumārajīva
［鳩摩羅什］ (344–413) (;  Kumarajū)
Kumāralāta
［鳩摩羅駄］ (;  Kumarada)
Kumārata
［鳩摩羅駄］ (n.d.) (;  Kumarada)
Kumārayāna
［鳩摩羅炎］ (n.d.) (;  Kumaraen)
kumbhānda
［鳩槃荼］ (;  kuhanda)
Kundalī
［軍荼利明王］ (;  Gundari-myō’ō)
Kuntī
［皐諦・皐諦女］ (;  Kōdai or Kōdai-nyo)
Kuo-ch’ing-ssu
［国清寺］ (PY Guoqingsi;  Kokusei-ji)
kuon-ganjo
［久遠元初］ ()
Kuon-ji
［久遠寺］
Kurkutārāma Monastery
［鶏頭摩寺］ (;  Keizuma-ji)
Kuru
［倶盧洲］ (, Pali;  Kuru-shū)
kusha grass
［吉祥草］ (;  kichijō-sō)
Kushan
［クシャーナ朝・貴霜朝］ ( Kushāna-chō or Kisō-chō)
Kusha school
［倶舎宗］ ( Kusha-shū)
Kushinagara
［拘尸那掲羅・倶尸那城］ (; Pali Kusinārā;  Kushinagara or Kushina-jō)
Kusinārā
［拘尸那掲羅・倶尸那城］ (Pali;  Kushinagara or Kushina-jō)
Kūya
［空也］ (903–972)
Kyōnin-bō
［鏡忍房］ (d. 1264)
Kyō’ō
［経王］ (b. 1272)
Kyō’ō Gokoku-ji
［教王護国寺］

Kālayashas ［畺良耶舎］ (383–442) (;  Kyōryōyasha): A monk of Central Asia, renowned for excelling in meditation and mastery of the three divisions of the Buddhist canon. In 424 he went to Chien-k’ang, the capital of the Liu Sung dynasty in China, where Emperor Wen welcomed him. He translated into Chinese the Meditation on the Buddha Infinite Life Sutra and the Meditation on the Two Bodhisattvas Medicine King and Medicine Superior Sutra.