History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c35.103

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Srînagar, Kashmîr, i. 256; pillar at, 257; Jâmi’ Masjid at, ii. 333; Hamadân mosque at, 333; view, 334 Srîrangam or Seringam, pillared hall at, i. 368; plan, 369; view of temple, 371 Srî Sailam temple, i. 171 *note*, 408; plan, 409 Sron-btsan-sgâm-po, Tibetan king (*cir.* 630 A.D.), introduced Buddhism into Tibet, i. 292 Stambhas, i. 54, 56-61; At Hindû temples, 368; Jaina, ii. 21, 81; At Guruvâyankeri, 81; At Purî, 106 Statistics, i. 45-49 Statues: at Sæseruwa and Aukana, i. 245 *note*; Gwâliar, ii. 48; Nan Gûngi, 55, 72; Sravana Belgola, 72; Kârkala, 72; Yenûr, 73 Stein, Dr. M. A., his translation of the ‘Râjataranginî,’ i. 8 *note* Stûpas or Topes, i. 20, 54, 62-75; Stûpa worship, 66; Stûpas or Chaityas in Nepâl, 277 Subrahmanya temple, Tanjor, i. 365 Sudâma cave, Bârâbar, i. 130, 132, 133 Sukhodaya, early capital of Siam, ii. 404, 406, 409 Suku, Java, group of temples, ii. 439; Their resemblance to edifices in Yucatan and Mexico, 439 Sultânganj, near Mongîr, vihâra at, i. 175 Sultânpur, tope at, i. 91; small model found in the tope, 152, 153 Sumatra, ii. 409 Sun worship, ii. 106 Sunga dynasty (*cir.* 180-70 B.C.), i. 21 Supârsva, Jaina stûpa of, at Mathurâ, i. 110 Sûraj Mall of Bharatpur, ii. 178 Sûrkh Minâr, Kâbul, i. 61; Tope, 90 Sûrya, the Sun god, figures of, i. 178, 301; ii. 16, 434 —— Nârâyan, i. 262, ii. 106 Sûryopâsakas, Sun worshippers, i. 178 Suvarnabhûmi, in Lower Burma, i. 19, ii. 357 Swât, discoveries in, i. 89, 93, 210 Swayambhûnâth, temple of, Nepâl, i. 275, 278-279 Swetâmbara Jains, ii. 3, 4, 7 Syâla or leogriff emblem, i. 442