History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c35.72
History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c35.72
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CAMBAY or Kambhat, Jâmi' Masjid and tomb at, ii. 241 Cambodia (ancient Kambuja), relations with Ceylon, i. 246; Architecture in, ii. 371; French, German and English researches in, 372; traditions, immigrants, history, 373-375; Temples, 376; temple of Angkor Vât, 380; temple of Bayon, 392; temple of Beng Méaleâ, 394; other temples, 396; Pyramid temples, 398; palaces, 399; Civil architecture, 401; Causeways, 402; remarkable evidences of mechanical skill and civilisation, 402, 403 Canton, P'ai-lu near, ii. 473 —— river, 'Second Bar Pagoda' on the, ii. 470 Capitals and columns, Tirhut and Sankisa, i. 58; Kârlê, 60; Bedsâ, 139; Kanheri, 164; Bhâjâ, 178; Nâsik, 188; Pâtnâ, 207; Ajantâ, 208; Jamâlgarhî, 214; Perso-Indian, 215; Anurâdhapura, 235, 236; Kashmîr, 257; Hindu-Corinthian, 299; Gupta, 301 Caves, i. 20, 125; numbers, 128; geographical distribution, 129; Ajantâ, 148, 154, 180; Bâdâmi, ii. 121, 127; Bâgh, i. 182, 197; Bârâbar, 130; Bedsâ, 138; Bengal, 175-177; Bihâr, 130; Bhâjâ, 134-137; Dhamnâr, 164, 179, 200; Elûrâ, 159, 201, 342, ii. 19, 120; Guntupalle, i. 128, 155, 167; Junâgadh, 181, ii. 31; Junnar, 155, 168; Kalugumalai, 22; Kanheri, i. 162, 176, 182; Karhâd, ii. 124; Kârlê, i. 142, 161; Kholvi, 129, 166, 200; Kondânê, 134, 148, 179; Kondivtê, 131, 199; Orissa, ii. 9; Pitalkhorâ, i. 134, 137, 148, 169; Sânâ and Talâjâ, 179; Mode of ornamentation, 170 Cenotaphs, ii. 164-169 Ceylon, Buddhist relics in, i. 63; Chronology, 224; Its ancient architecture, 226-250. *See* Anurâdhapura Chaityas, i. 55; Chaitya halls, Buddhist temples, 124-129; at Sânchi, 126; at Têr, 126; at Chezarla, 127; windows, 216, 217; Nepâl, 277; Burma, ii. 341. *See* Caves *Chaityângana* or *pradakshina*, i. 295 Chakdarra, Stûpa at, i. 93, 217 *note* Chakpat stûpa, i. 91, 92, 97 Châlis Sitûn at Allahâbâd, ii. 298 Chalukya, Western dynasty, i. 26, 27, 34; architecture, 420-450; kingdom, ii. 22. *See* Architecture Chambâ, wooden temples in, i. 286, 287 Châmpânîr Jâmi' Masjid, ii. 242 Champâdesa, Annam, ii. 373 *note* Champâs of Cochin China, ii. 375 Chandragiri palace, i. 417, 418 Chandragupta Maurya (B.C. 320-286), Sandrokottos of the Greeks, i. 8, 18, 109 Chandragupta I. (*cir.* A.D. 320), i. 23