Manasara Series (I. A Dictionary of Hindu Architecture; II. Indian Architecture according to Manasara-Shilpashastra; III. Manasara on Architecture and Sculpture: Sanskrit Text; IV. Architecture of Manasara: Translation; V. Architecture of Manasara: Illustrations; VI. Hindu Architecture in India and Abroad; VII. An Encyclopaedia of Hindu Architecture) v6.c41.s25.71

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³ *Aṅghri* (pp. 13-14), *Āyaka* (p. 67), *Āyikapāda* (p. 69), *Uchchhraya* (p. 78), *Kīrti-stambha* (p. 132), *Gaṇḍa-verenda*, bearing sun-eagle (pp. 161, 674), *Garuḍa-stambha* (pp. 163, 652, 655, 666, 667, 674, 675, 677), *Gṛiha-stambha* (p. 172), *Charaṇa* (p. 196), *Chitra-skambha* (p. 196), *Chitra-karṇa* (p. 196), *Jaṅghā* (p. 206), *Jayanti* (p. 208), *Jaya-stambha*, pillar of victory (p. 208), *Daṇḍaka* with 16 sides (p. 256), *Dvi-vajraka* (p. 281), *Dhāraṇa* (p. 282), *Dhvaja-stambha*, bearing a flag or banner (p. 282), *Dharma-stambha* (p. 282), *Dhānya-stambha* (p. 282), *Padmakānta* (p. 339), *Pāda* (p. 346), *Pālika-stambha* (p. 348), *Kulikāṅghrika* (p. 143), *Brahma-kānta* (p. 443), *Māna-stambha*, (pp. 654–656, 671), *Mūla-daṇḍa* (p. 511), *Yūpa-stambha* (517), *Ruchaka* (p. 526), *Rudra-kānta* (527), *Lakshmī-stambha* (p. 527), *Vajra-pāda* (p. 533), *Vajra* (p. 532), *Viskambha* (p. 557), *Vishṇu-kānta* (p. 557), *Vṛitta* (p. 563), *Sītā-stambha* (p. 593), *Śiva-kānta* (p. 594), *Śubhaṅkarī* (p. 595), *Sukhāṅghri*, (p. 595), *Śrīkara* (p. 597), *Saumukhya* (p. 642), *Skanda-kānta* (p. 643), *Sthūṇa* (p. 731), *Sthāṇu* (p. 731), of the Jains, Buddhists, Vaishṇavas, Śaivas (p. 677–8), Basava pillar (p. 673), Benefaction pillar (p. 667), Beauty pillar (p. 597), Boundary pillar (p. 661), Brahmadeva pillar (p. 676), Crocodile pillar (p. 677), Devotion pillar (p. 670), Diamond pillar (p. 533), Dwarf pillar (pp. 13–14, 86), Elephant pillar (p. 675), Fan-palm pillar (p. 677), Fortune pillar (pp. 652–653, 668), Foundation pillar (pp. 511, 655, 664, 667), Four-faced pillar (pp. 653, 654, 658), Gate pillar (p. 672), Gold pillar (p. 648), Granite pillar (pp. 654, 655, 656), Honour pillar (pp. 664–665, 666, 670–671), Lamp pillar (pp. 258, 661, 672, 673, 677), Lion pillar (pp. 655, 675, 676), Main pillar (p. 143), Memorial pillar (pp. 538, 674), Monkey pillar (p. 677), Monumental pillar (pp. 132, 282, 675), Octagonal pillar (p. 656), Phallus pillar (p. 667), Piety pillar (p. 659), Projecting pillar (p. 657), Quadrangular pillar (p. 653, 656, 657), Religious pillar (p. 282), Sacrificial pillar (pp. 663, 666, 669–670, 677), Sati pillar (pp. 660, 677), Sixteensided pillar (669), Stone pillar (pp. 593, 645, 652, 653, 657, 658, 659, 671, 673), Thieves pillar (p. 677), Thirty-two-sided pillar (p. 648), Town pillar (p. 665), Trident pillar (p. 652), Umbrella pillar (p. 676), Unshaken pillar (p. 673), Upper pillar (p. 143), Victory pillar (pp. 659, 664, 666, 670, 671, 677), Wall pillar (p. 139), War pillar (pp. 661-662), and Welfare pillar (p. 669). For further details and illustrations, see the writer's *Encyclopaedia of Hindu Architecture* under these terms.