KARAKORUM.

The early capital of the Mongol empire of Jingis Khan and his

successors was at Karakorum, believed to have been situated

near the river Orkhon, or Orgon. Ogotai built a great palace

there, in 1235, called Ordu Balik, or the city of the Ordu.

_H. H. Howorth,

History of the Mongols,

volume 1. pages 155 and 182._

See, also,

MONGOLS: A. D. 1153-1227.

KARANKAWAN FAMILY, The.

See AMERICAN ABORIGINES: KARANKAWAN FAMILY.

KARIGAUM, Defense of (1817).

See INDIA: A. D. 1816-1819.

KARKAR, Battle of.

Fought B. C. 854, by Shalmaneser of Assyria, with the

confederate, kings of Damascus, Israel and their Syrian

neighbors; the latter defeated.

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