Town Planning in Ancient India c21.58

c21.58

various possible shapes of, 101-5 ; merits and demerits of the shapes of, 102-5 ; classification of, 123 ; general features of all, 124 ; provision of centres or *places* in ancient, 267 ; improvement and extension of, 174-4 ;
(a) first method, 178 ; (b) second method, 178-80 ;
(c) third method, 180-81 ; (d) fourth method, 182-3 ;
(e) fifth method, 184-6 ; (f) sixth method, 188-9 ;
(g) seventh method, 190-93 ; individuality of, 270-98 ; groups of, 336-7. Trade guilds, 133 ; separate block assigned to separate, 147 ; social bearing of, 306. Trade route, 27, 129, 197, 283. Trading post, 26. Traffic, 109 ; facilitation of the circulation of, 111-2, 136, 180. Trees, 33, 47, 57, 185 ; elaborate plantation and rearing of, 49, 75 ; planted in rows along roads, 108 ; at the junction of roads, 134 ; planted along the streets, 137-8, 186 ; round the city, a girdle of, 175 ; rule about plantation of, 248-9 ; groves and orchards of, 295 ; defence of, 330. Triangular places, 16, 134, 330. Triśālā, 249. Tumbu, 329. Tvashtār, the chiseller, 3. Trysting place, 26, 128.