Mediaeval Sinhalese Art c35.103

c35.103

tavalam merchants, 29: Gopāla Moors, physicians, 195: in India, 162, 163: influence on Sinhalese art and culture,—trousers worn by king and upper classes, 32, etc.; ‘mango pattern,’ 103; crescent, Pl. XLVIII., 5; very limited extent, 254. Muhandirama, rank next to a Mudaliyār. Muhandirama, Dēvasurēndra, see Dēvasurēndra Muhandirama. Muhandiram-vasama, or *hēvā-vasama*, soldiers and guards, 54: also felled and worked timber, 55. Mukha, face, unit of artistic canon, 112, 152, 153, 161; Fig. 95. Mukha sūtra, ‘mouth plumb-line,’ 158, 159; Fig. 95. Mul-acariya, foreman craftsman, 55, 143: blacksmith, 55. Mulgama, a village in the C.P., 180. Muluṭeṇ-ge, *multeṇ-ge*, kitchen of a dēvāle, 120: iron utensils for, 76: cloths (*piruvaṭa*) for, 238. Mūnamala (*Mimusops Elengi*, L.), 90. Mūna-tahaḍuva, key-plate, 196, 200; Figs. 104-107, 118-121. Mura avudha, arms of the guard, 24: processional spear or lance, 194. Mura-ge, guard-house, 120. Mura-kārayā, a guard, watchman, service of the *Atapattu-vasama* tenants, 24: dress, 34, 233; Pl. V., 10. Murricciya, rivet of a handle-rose. Musaeus Buddhist School, decadent architecture of new vihāra, 132. Music, Parākrama Bāhu’s love of, 8: neglected in modern education, 16: tenants providing, 25, 26, 188: agricultural songs, 31: the five instruments, 26, 175, 176: spinning songs, 235. Muṭṭeṭṭuva, proprietor’s home-field, cultivated for him by the tenants of the village, 24, 26, 28. Muṭṭiya, pl. *muṭṭi*, a chatty, earthen pot; used in *kalasthāpanaya*, 72: described, 220: ornamented, 227: illustrated, Fig. 138, D; Pls. V., 1, 2, 3, XXV., 5: see also *uga-muṭṭiya*, *embul-muṭṭiya*. Mutu Coomaraswamy, Sir, *v.* Coomaraswamy, Sir Mutu.