
History of Indian and Eastern Architecture
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Inhalt
- Intro
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Preface*
- Note
- Introduction
- History
- Aryans
- Dravidians
- Dasyus
- Sisunaga Dynasty, B.C. 691 to 325
- Maurya Dynasty, B.C. 325 to 188
- Sunga Dynasty, B.C. 188 to 76 Kanwa Dynasty, B.C. 76 to 31
- Andra Dynasty, B.C. 31 to A.D. 429
- Guptas, 319 to 465
- Ballabhis, 465 to 712 (?)
- Ujjain Dynasty
- Immigrations
- Southern India
- Sculptures
- Mythology
- Statistics
- Section 1. Buddhist Architecture
- Chapter 1
- Introduction and Classification
- Classification
- 1st. Stambhas, or Lâts
- 2nd. Stupas, or Topes
- 3rd. Rails
- 4th. Chaityas, or Assembly Halls
- 5th. Viharas, or Monasteries
- Chapter 2
- Stambhas or Lâts
- Chapter 3
- Stupas-Bhilsa Topes-Topes at Sarnath and in Behar-Amravati Tope-Gandhara Topes-Jelalabad Topes-Manikyala Tope
- Bhilsa Topes
- Topes at Sarnath and in Behar
- Amravati
- Gandhara Topes
- Jelalabad Topes
- Manikyala
- Chapter 4
- Rails-Rails at Bharhut, Muttra, Sanchi, and Amravati
- Bharhut
- Muttra
- Sanchi
- Amravati
- Chapter 5
- Chaitya Halls-Behar Caves- Western Chaitya Halls, & C.
- Behar Caves
- Western Chaitya Halls
- Karli
- Ajunta
- Ellora
- Kenheri
- Dhumnar
- Kholvi
- Chapter 6
- Viharas, or Monasteries- Structural Viharas-Bengal and Western Vihara Caves-Nassick, Ajunta, Bagh, Dhumnar, Kholvi, and Ellora Viharas-Circular Cave at Junir
- Structural Viharas
- Bengal Caves
- Western Vihara Caves
- Nassick Viharas
- Ajunta Viharas
- Bagh
- Salsette
- Dhumnar and Kholvi
- Ellora
- Junir
- Chapter 7
- Gandhara Monasteries-Monasteries at Jamalgiri, Takht-i-Bahi, and Shah Dehri
- Chapter 8
- Ceylon-Introductory-Anuradhapura-Pollonarua
- Introductory
- Anuradhapura
- Pollonarua
- Conclusion
- Section 2. Jaina Architecture
- Chapter 9
- Introductory
- Chapter 10
- Construction-Arches-Domes- Plans-Sikras
- Arches
- Domes
- Plans
- Sikras
- Chapter 11
- Northern Jaina Style-Palitana- Girnar-Mount Abu-Parisnath- Gualior-Khajurâho
- Palitana
- Girnar
- Mount Abu
- Parisnath
- Gualior
- Khajurâho
- Chapter 12
- Modern Jaina Style-Jaina Temple, Delhi-Jaina Caves-Converted Mosques
- Jaina Temple, Delhi
- Jaina Caves
- Converted Mosques
- Chapter 13
- Jaina Style in Southern India- Bettus-Bastis
- Bettus
- Bastis
- Section 3. Architecture in the Himalayas
- Chapter 14
- Kashmir-Temples-Marttand-Avantipore-Bhaniyar
- Temples
- Marttand
- Avantipore
- Bhaniyar
- Chapter 15
- Nepal-Stupas or Chaityas-Wooden Temples-Thibet-Temples at Kangra
- Stupas or Chaityas
- Wooden Temples
- Thibet
- Temples at Kangra
- Section 4. Dravidian Style
- Chapter 16
- Introductory
- Chapter 17
- Dravidian Rock-Cut Temples-Mahavellipore-Kylas, Ellora
- Kylas, Ellora
- Chapter 18
- Dravidian Temples-Tanjore- Tiruvalur-Seringham-Chillambaram-Ramisseram-Mádura-Tinnevelly-Combaconum-Conjeveram- Vellore and Peroor-Vijayanagar
- Tiruvalur
- Seringham
- Chillambaram
- Ramisseram
- Mádura
- Tinnevelly
- Combaconum
- Conjeveram
- Vellore and Peroor
- Vijayanagar
- Conclusion
- Chapter 19
- Civil Architecture-Palaces at Mádura and Tanjore-Garden Pavilion at Vijayanagar
- Section 5. Chalukyan Style
- Chapter 20
- Introductory-Temple at Buchropully-Kirti Stambha at Worangul-Temples at Somnathpûr and Baillûr-The Kait Iswara at Hullabîd-Temple at Hullabîd
- Mysore
- Hullabîd
- Section 6. Northern or Indo-Aryan Style
- Chapter 21
- Introductory-Dravidian and Indo-Aryan Temples at Badami- Modern Temple at Benares
- Chapter 22
- Orissa-History-Temples at Bhuvaneswar, Kanaruc, Puri, Jajepur, and Cuttack
- History
- Great Temple, Bhuvaneswar
- Kanaruc
- Puri
- Jajepur and Cuttack
- Conclusion
- Tentative List of Dates and Dimensions of the Principal Orissan Temples
- Chapter 23
- Western India-Dharwar- Brahmanical Rock-Cut Temples
- Dharwar
- Brahmanical Rock-Cut Temples
- Chapter 24
- Central and Northern India -Temples at Gualior, Khajurâho, Udaipur, Benares, Bindrabun, Kantonuggur, Amritsur
- Gualior
- Khajurâho
- Udaipur
- Vishveshwar, Benares
- Temple of Scindiah's Mother, Gualior
- Bindrabun
- Kantonuggur
- Amritsur
- Chapter 25
- Civil Architecture-Cenotaphs- Palaces at Gualior, Ambêr, Deeg- Ghâts-Reservoirs-Dams
- Cenotaphs
- Palaces
- Gualior
- Ambêr
- Deeg
- Ghâts or Landing-Places
- Reservoirs
- Dams
- Section 7. Indian Saracenic Architecture
- Chapter 26
- Introductory
- Chapter 27
- Ghazni-Tomb of Mahmúd-Gates of Somnath-Minars on the Plain
- Chronology
- Chapter 28
- Pathan Style-Mosque at Old Delhi-Kutub Minar-Tomb of Ala ud-dîn-Pathan Tombs-Ornamentation of Pathan Tombs
- Chronology
- Delhi
- Ajmir
- Later Pathan Style
- Chapter 29
- Jaunpore-Mosques of Jumma Musjid and Lall Durwaza
- Chronology
- Chapter 30
- Gujerat-Jumma Musjid and other Mosques at Ahmedabad-Tombs and Mosques at Sirkej and Butwa-Buildings in the Provinces
- Chronology
- Tombs
- Buildings in the Provinces
- Chapter 31
- Malwa-The Great Mosque at Mandu
- Chronology
- Chapter 32
- Bengal-Kudam ul Roussoul Mosque, Gaur-Adinah Mosque, Maldah
- Capital-Gaur
- Chapter 33
- Kalburgah-The Mosque at Kalburgah
- Chronology
- Chapter 34
- Bijapur-The Jumma Musjid-Tombs of Ibrahim and Mahmúd-The Audience Hall-Tomb of Nawab Amir Khan, near Tatta
- Chronology
- Scinde
- Chapter 35
- Mogul Architecture-Dynasties-Tomb of Mohammad Ghaus, Gualior-Mosque at Futtehpore Sikri-Akbar's Tomb, Secundra-Palace at Delhi-The Taje Mehal-The Mûti Musjid-Mosque at Delhi-The Imambara, Lucknow-Tomb of late Nawab, Junaghur
- Chronology
- Shere Shah, A.D. 1539-1545
- Akbar, 1556-1605
- Jehangir, A.D. 1605-1628
- Shah Jehan, A.D. 1628-1658
- Palace at Delhi
- Taje Mehal
- Aurungzebe, A.D. 1658-1707
- Oude and Mysore
- Chapter 36
- Wooden Architecture- Mosque of Shah Hamadan, Srinugger
- Kashmir
- Section 8. Further India
- Chapter 37
- Burmah-Introductory-Ruins of Thatún, Prome, and Pagan-Circular Dagobas-Monasteries
- Introductory
- Thatún
- Prome
- Pagan
- Circular Dagobas
- Monasteries
- Chapter 38
- Siam-Pagodas at Ayuthia and Bangkok-Hall of Audience at Bangkok- General Remarks
- Chapter 39
- Java-History-Boro Buddor-Temples at Mendoet and Brambanam-Tree and Serpent Temples-Temples at Djeing and Suku
- History
- Boro Buddor
- Mendoet
- Brambanam
- Tree and Serpent Temples
- Djeing Plateau
- Suku
- Chapter 40
- Cambodia-Introductory- Temples of Nakhon Wat, Ongcor Thom, Paten ta Phrohm, & C.
- Introductory
- Temple of Nakhon Wat
- Baion
- Civil Architecture
- Section 9. China
- Chapter 41
- Introductory
- Chronology
- Chapter 42
- Pagodas-Temple of the Great Dragon-Buddhist Temples-Taas-Tombs-Pailoos-Domestic Architecture
- Temple of the Great Dragon
- Buddhist Temples
- Taas
- Tombs
- Pailoos
- Domestic Architecture
- Appendix
- Appendix A. On Some Disputed Points of Indian Chronology
- Maurya, Sunga, and Kanwa Dynasties
- Andra, or Andrabritya Dynasty
- Sah Kings of Saurastra
- Guptas
- Ballabhi Dynasty
- Chalukya Dynasties
- Kashmir
- Era of Vicramaditya
- Appendix B
- Appendix C. The Twenty-Four Tirthankaras of the Jains
- Index
- Blank Page
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