Town Planning in Ancient India c20: Bibliography
Town Planning in Ancient India c20
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Bibliography
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Among the multitudes of books scrutinised for materials, the references to the following will generally be found in the book :—
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Agni Purāṇam.
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Ancient and Mediæval Architecture, by E. B. Havell.
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Ancient Town-Planning, by Haverfield.
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Āpasthambha Dharma-sūtras.
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Archæological Survey of India, Reports of.
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Arthaśāstra of Kauṭilya, translated by R. Shama Sastry.
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Bhavishya Purāṇam.
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Bijapur Architecture, by Cousens.
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Brahmāṇḍa Purāṇam.
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Brahmavaivarta Purāṇam.
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Buddhist India, by Rhys Davids.
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Chips from a German Workshop, by Max Müller.
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Civic and National Ideals, by Sister Nivedita.
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Devī Purāṇam.
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Early History of India, by V. Smith.
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Essay on Architecture of the Hindus, by Rām-rāz.
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Garuḍa Purāṇam.
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Guide to Taxila, by Sir John Marshall.
c20.20
Harivaṃśa. History of the Aryan Rule in India, by E. B. Havell. History of Indian and Eastern Architecture, by Ferguson. History of Vijayanagar, A forgotten Empire, by Sewell. Indian Architecture, by Ananthlwar and Rea. (My references to the Kāmikāgama are derived from this source) Jātakas (Buddhist). Journal of the Behar and Orissa Research Society, March (1916). Kālikā Purāṇam. Kāmandakīya Nītisāra. Kāmasūtra of Vātsyāyana. Mahābhārata, The. Mānasāra. Mayamatam. Matsya Purāṇam. Manushyālaya Chandrikā (Trivandrum Sanskrit Series). Modern Review, The (1919 & 1920). Nārada Saṃhitā. Rāmāyaṇa, The. Savdakalpadruma. Sukranītisāra (Jivananda Vidyāsāgar’s edition, Calcutta).
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Summary of the Mānasāra, A, by Dr. P. K. Acharyya. Tamils Eighteen Hundred Years Ago, by V. Kanaksavai. Town-Planning in Ancient Deccan, by Venkatarama Ayyar. Town-Planning in Practice, by R. Unwin. Varāha Purāṇam. Vāstu Vidyā (Trivandrum Sanskrit Series) Vāyu Purāṇam. Vedic Index, by Macdonell and Keath. Village Communities, by Sir H. S. Maine. Viśvakarmaprakāśa. Viśvakarmavidyāprakāśa. Vitruvius, translated by M. H. Morgan. Vṛhat Saṃhitā, by Varāhamihira. Yuktikalpataru of Bhoja (edited by Pandit Iswar Sastry; Calcutta Oriental Series).