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Kajiwara no Kagesue

Kajiwara no Kagesue (梶原景季, 1162–1200), often called Kajiwara Genta Kagesue, was a Japanese warrior, eldest son of Kajiwara Kagetoki, famed for the plum branch he carried at Ichi-no-Tani.

Kajkavian (kajkavski), a South Slavic dialect group of northwestern Croatia named for its word kaj 'what', with a literary language used from the 16th century until superseded by the Shtokavian-based Croatian standard; closely related to Slovene.

Kajol (काजोल देवगन)

Kajol (काजोल देवगन), Hindi cinema actress, debuted in Bekhudi (1992), broke through with Baazigar, won five Filmfare Best Actress awards and the 2011 Padma Shri, and is married to Ajay Devgn.

Kajol filmography

Kajol filmography: complete screen credits of Indian actress Kajol (Kajol Devgn), from her 1992 debut Bekhudi through DDLJ, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Fanaa, My Name Is Khan, and streaming-era work like The Trial, Do Patti, Maa, and Sarzameen.

Kajri

Kajri (कजरी), also spelled Kajari or Kajli, is a folk and semi-classical monsoon song genre of North India, sung mainly in eastern Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

Kajsa Bergqvist

Kajsa Bergqvist, Swedish high jumper born 1976 in Sollentuna; 2005 world champion, 2000 Olympic bronze, world indoor record 2.08 m (Arnstadt 2006); Swedish national team head coach since 2021.

Kajukenbo

Kajukenbo, a hybrid American martial art founded in 1947 at the Palama Settlement, Oahu, Hawaii, by five black belts including Adriano Emperado, combining karate, judo/jujitsu, kenpo, and Chinese boxing for street self-defense.

Kaká

Kaká (Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite), Brazilian attacking midfielder born 1982; 2002 World Cup winner, 2007 Ballon d'Or and Champions League winner with AC Milan, later Real Madrid and Orlando City, retired 2017.

Kaka Kalelkar

Kaka Kalelkar, born Dattatreya Balkrishna Kalelkar (1885–1981), was an Indian educationist, essayist, and Gandhian worker ranked among the major Gujarati prose stylists; Gandhi called him "Savai Gujarati".

Kakababu Samagra

Kakababu Samagra (কাকাবাবু সমগ্র) is a six-volume collected edition of the Kakababu mystery-adventure series by Bengali writer Sunil Gangopadhyay, published by Anand Publishers of Kolkata.

Kakabeka Falls

Kakabeka Falls is a 40-meter waterfall on the Kaministiquia River about 29 kilometers west of Thunder Bay, Ontario, the centerpiece of a provincial park established in 1957.

Kakabhushundi Ramayan – Anasuni Kathayein

Kakabhushundi Ramayan – Anasuni Kathayein (काकभुशुण्डि रामायण – अनसुनी कथाएं) is a Hindi mythological series premiering on DD National in November 2024, telling untold Ramayana stories through the crow-sage Kakabhushundi.

Kakadu National Park

Kakadu National Park is Australia's largest terrestrial national park, covering almost 20,000 square kilometers east of Darwin, with Aboriginal rock art and World Heritage listing.

Oct 15, 2026

Kakaku.com

Kakaku.com (価格.com, "price.com") is a Japanese price-comparison and consumer-review website launched in 1997 by Mitsuaki Makino and operated by Tokyo-listed Kakaku.com, Inc., which also runs the restaurant review platform Tabelog.

Kakamega (city)

Kakamega, capital of Kakamega County in western Kenya, county headquarters and municipality; 107,227 urban residents at the 2019 census, Luhya cultural center known for bullfighting, Bukhungu Stadium, and the level 5 County General Hospital.

Kakamega (district)

Kakamega District, a former administrative district of Kenya's Western Province created from colonial North Nyanza with headquarters at Kakamega town; now Kakamega County, an agricultural region of sugarcane, maize, gold mining, and Kakamega Forest.

Kakanda people

The Kakanda are an ethnic group of west-central Nigeria living along the River Niger near its confluence with the Benue, generally classified as a subgroup of the Nupe peoples.

Kakao (카카오)

Kakao (카카오), formed by the 2014 merger with Daum Communications as Daum Kakao, is a South Korean internet company whose KakaoTalk messenger is used by over 92% of Koreans, spanning payments, gaming, music, and AI.

Kakao M

Kakao M (카카오엠), formerly LOEN Entertainment and Seoul Record (founded 1978), was South Korea's largest music distributor and Melon operator; renamed 2018, merged with Kakao Page into Kakao Entertainment on March 1, 2021.

KakaoTalk (카카오톡)

KakaoTalk (카카오톡), also known as KaTalk, is a free mobile messaging app by South Korea's Kakao Corporation, launched in 2010 and used by nearly 95 percent of South Koreans.

Kākāpō

Kākāpō (Strigops habroptilus), the world's heaviest and only flightless parrot, a nocturnal lek-breeding New Zealand species; critically endangered, 242 birds in 2025, managed by DOC and Ngāi Tahu.

Kakar (کاکړ)

Kakar (کاکړ) is a Gharghashti Pashtun tribe of the Suliman mountains between Quetta and the Gomal river, based in Balochistan, Pakistan, and Loy Kandahar, Afghanistan, divided into many sub-tribes and tracing descent from Qais Abdul Rashid.

Kakarahata Mound

Kakarahata Mound (also Kakarehta, Kakrehta), an ASI centrally protected ancient habitation mound in Katni district, Madhya Pradesh, near the Rupnath Ashoka edict; excavated 1983-86, Mesolithic to Sunga occupation.

Kakashi Hatake (はたけカカシ)

Kakashi Hatake (はたけカカシ) is the Copy Ninja of Konoha in Naruto: Team 7's jonin leader, son of the White Fang Sakumo, wielder of Obito's Sharingan, and later the Sixth Hokage.

Sep 23, 2026

Kakatiya army

The Kakatiya army (కాకతీయ సైన్యం) was the military organization of the Kakatiya dynasty, which defended Warangal against three Delhi Sultanate invasions before ending with the kingdom in 1323.

Sep 23, 2026

Kakatiya coinage

Kakatiya coinage (కాకతీయ నాణేలు) is the money issued by the Kakatiya dynasty of Warangal, which ruled much of the Deccan from about 956 until its fall in 1323.

Kakatiya dynasty (కాకతీయ వంశం)

Kakatiya dynasty (కాకతీయ వంశం), Telugu ruling house of the eastern Deccan, capital Orugallu (Warangal), independent 1163–1323. Rulers Rudradeva, Ganapatideva, Rudramadevi, Prataparudra; nayankara system, tank irrigation, Motupalli trade, Ramappa Temple; fell to Delhi Sultanate 1323.