History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c21: Front matter
History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c21
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Front matter
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INDIAN
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AND EASTERN
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Lieut. Colonel Spiller.
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Wm H Spiller : Lieut Col.
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A HISTORY OF INDIAN AND EASTERN ARCHITECTURE
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in 2016
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https://archive.org/details/b28711270_0002
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BY THE LATE JAMES FERGUSSON C.I.E., D.C.L., LL.D., F.R.S., V.P.R.I.B.A. Member of the Society of Dilettanti, etc., etc.
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INDIAN ARCHITECTURE
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BY JAMES BURGESS, C.I.E., LL.D., F.R.S.E. Hon. A.R.I.B.A.; Hon. Member of the Imperial Russian Archaeological Society; Corresponding Member of the Batavian Society of Arts and Sciences; late Director of the Archaeological Survey of India, etc., etc.
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EASTERN ARCHITECTURE
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BY R. PHENÉ SPIERS, F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A. Honorary Member of the American Institute of Architects; Correspondent of the Institute of France
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WITH NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS
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VOL. II.
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LONDON JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET, W.
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By the late JAMES FERGUSSON C.I.E., D.C.L., LL.D., F.R.S., F.R.I.B.A. Member of the Society of Dilettanti, etc., etc.
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INDIAN ARCHITECTURE
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By JAMES BURGESS, C.I.E., LL.D., F.R.S.E. Hon. A.R.I.B.A.; Hon. Member of the Imperial Russian Archæological Society; Corresponding Member Batavian Society; Late Director of the Archæological Survey of India, etc., etc.
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AND
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EASTERN ARCHITECTURE
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By R. PHENÉ SPIERS, F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A. Honorary Member of the American Institute of Architects; Correspondent of the Institute of France
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WITH NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS
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VOL. II.
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LONDON JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET, W.
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BOOK V.
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JAINA ARCHITECTURE.
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| @HCHAP. | PAGE | @HCHAP. | PAGE |
| I. Introductory . . . | 3 | nâth—Rânpur—Gwâliar—Khajurâho—Chitor . . | 23 |
| II. Jaina Caves—Orissa Caves—Bâdâmi and Aihole—Dhârâsinvâ—Ânkai—Elûrâ . . | 9 | IV. Modern Jaina Style—Sonâgarh—Jaina Temples at Ahmadâbâd—Delhi—Converted Temples . . . | 62 |
| III. Jaina Structural Temples—Lakkundi—Pâlitânâ—Girnâr—Mount Âbû—Pâras- | | V. Jaina Style in Southern India—Bettas—Bastîs . . | 70 |
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BOOK VI.
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NORTHERN OR INDO-ARYAN STYLE.
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| I. Introductory—Dravidian and Indo-Aryan Temples at Pattadakal—Modern Temple at Benares . . . . | 84 | IV. Central and Northern India—Chandrâvatî and Baroli—Kîrtti-stambhas—Temples at Gwâliar, Khajurâho, Sinnar, Udayapur, Benares, Brindâban, Kântanagar, Amritsar . . . | 132 |
| II. Orissa—History—Temples at Bhuvaneswar, Kanârak, Purî, Jâjpur, and Katak . . | 92 | V. Civil Architecture—Cenotaphs—Palaces at Gwâliar, Chitor, Amber, Dîg—Ghâts—Reservoirs—Dams . . | 164 |
| III. Western India—Dhârwâr—Brahmanical Rock-cut Temples, at Elûrâ, Bâdâmi, Elephanta, Dhamnâr, and Poona | 117 | | |
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BOOK VII.
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INDIAN SARACENIC ARCHITECTURE.
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| I. INTRODUCTORY . . . . | 186 | VIII. KULBARGA—The Mosque at Kulbarga—Madrasa at Bîdar—Tombs . . . . . | 262 |
| II. GHAZNΗTomb of Mahmûd—Gates of Somnâth—Minârs on the Plain . . . . . | 191 | IX. BIJÂPÛR—The Jâmi' Masjid—Tombs of Ibrâhîm and Mahmûd—The Audience Hall—Mihtari Mahall—Golkonda Tombs — Tomb of Nawâb Amîr Khân, near Tatta . . | 268 |
| III. PATHÂN STYLE—Mosque at Old Delhi — Qutb Minâr — Tomb of 'Alâu-d-Dîn—Pathân Tombs — Ornamentation of Pathân Tombs . . . . | 196 | X. MUGHAL ARCHITECTURE—Dynasties—Tomb of Muhammad Ghaus, Gwâliar—Mosque at Fathpur - Sîkrî — Akbar's Tomb, Sikandara—Palace at Delhi—The Tâj Mahall—The Motî Masjid—Mosque at Delhi — The Martinière, Begam Kothî, and Imâmbâra at Lucknow—English Tombs at Surat—Tomb at Junâgadh . . . | 283 |
| IV. JAUNPUR—Jâmi' Masjid and Lâl Darwâza . . . . | 222 | XI. WOODEN ARCHITECTURE—Mosque of Shâh Hamadân, Srinagar . . . . . | 333 |
| V. GUJARÂT—Jâmi' Masjid and other Mosques at Ahmadâbâd—Tombs and Mosques at Sarkhej and Batwâ—Buildings in the Provinces . . . | 229 | | |
| VI. MÂLWÂ — Dhâr — The Great Mosque at Mandû — The Palaces . . . . . | 246 | | |
| VII. BENGAL — Bengali roofing — Qadam-i-Rasûl Mosque, Gaur—Sonâ, Âdînah and Eklâkhî Mosques, Mâldâ — Minâr—Gateways . . . . . | 253 | | |
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HISTORY OF EASTERN ARCHITECTURE.
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BOOK VIII.
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FURTHER INDIA.
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| I. BURMA — Introductory—Types of Religious Buildings — Circular Pagodas — Square Temples, etc. — Ruins of Thatôn, Prome, and Pagân—Monasteries . . . . . | 339 | etc.—Palaces and Civil Architecture . . . . . | 371 |
| II. CAMBODIA — Introductory — The various classes of temple and their disposition—Temples of Angkor Vât, Angkor Thom, Beng Méaleâ, Ta Prohm, Banteai Kedei, Prah - khan, | | III. SIAM—Structures in the temple enclosures—Temples at Sukhodaya, Phra Pathom, Sajjanâlaya, Ayuthiâ, Lophaburi, Sangkalok and Bangkok — Hall of Audience at Bangkok | 404 |
| | | IV. JAVA—History—Boro-Budur—Temples at Mendut—On the Dieng Plateau—At Jabang—Prambânan — Suku — Near Melang, and at Panataran . | 414 |
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BOOK IX.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
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| CHAP. | PAGE | CHAP. | PAGE |
| I. Introductory . . . | 446 | Pagodas—P'ai-lus—Domestic Architecture . . . . . | 459 |
| II. China—The origin and development of the Chinese temple and other structures—Materials employed in their buildings . . . . . | 451 | IV. Japan—Chronology—Original Sources, etc. . . . . . | 486 |
| III. Temple of the Great Dragon—Buddhist Temples—Tombs— | | V. Japanese Temples—At Hôriuji, Nara, and Nikkô—Pagodas—Palaces—Domestic Architecture . . . . . | 492 |
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| Index . . . . . . | 503 |