Indian Art: A History of Indian Art from the Earliest Times up to the Third Century A.D. c14.38

c14.38

Dream of Māyādevī, Interpretation of Dream, conception of Māyā, Departure of Māyā from Kapilavastu, Birth of Buddha, Birth of Chhandaka and Kanthaka, First Seven Steps after Birth, First Bath, Return to Kapilavastu and Prediction of Asita, Siddhārtha as Bodhisattva, schooling of Bodhisattva, Siddhārtha’s competition in writing, wrestling and archery, bridal procession, Marriage of Bodhisattva with Yaśodharā, God’s exhortation to Siddhārta to renounce the world, life-scenes in the palace, Sleepiug women, Renunciation (Abhinishkramaṇa), Farewell of Kanthaka, Chhandaka receiving turban and jewel, visit of King Bimbisāra, Exchange of robes with the hunter, cult of the Turban, First Meditation, Penances, worship of Nāga Kālika, offering of a handful of grass, fasting Boddhisattva, march to the Sambodhi, assault of Māra and temptation by his daughters, Sambodhi or Enlightenment, two merchants offer food to the Buddha, offering of the four cups, gods requesting Buddha for preaching of his law, Indra and Brahmā entreat to Buddha to preach, the First Sermon, miracle of fire before Kāśyapa at Uruvilva, Buddha and the black serpent in the fire temple of Uruvilva, Buddha presenting the serpent to Kāśyapa, Visit to Kapilavastu and ordination of Rāhula, story of Nanda and Sundarī, criminal attempts of Devadatta, Anāthapiṇḍada presents the Jetavana park at Śravastī to Buddha, submission of elephant Nalagiri, Jyotishka saved from the fire, conversion of Yaksha Āṭavika, descent from the heaven of thirty-three gods, invitation of Śrigupta and Grahadatta, offering of a handful of dust (pāṃsu-pradāna), offering of honey by monkeys, anger of the white dog at the Buddha, conversion of Aṅgulimāla, submission of the Nāga King Apalāla, infant of the mortal woman, consolation of Ānanda, visit of Indra and Pañchaśikha Gandharva, Ambapālī presenting Buddha with a mango grove, Grand Miracle of Śrāvastī, Mahāparinirvāṇa (Great Decease), coffin of Buddha, the cremation, division and transportation of relics on elephant's back, cult of the relics, cult of triratna.