History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c35.73

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Chandragupta II. (*cir.* A.D. 412), i. 23, 24, ii. 208 Chandrâvati in Gujarât, pillars at, ii. 43; near Jhâlrâpathan, temple or porch at, 132; Plan, 133; 140 Chaultrîs or Chawadîs, i. 309; Tirumal Nâyyak’s, 386 Chaumukh pillars, i. 347, ii. 21, 28; Temples at Pâlitânâ, 28, 61 Chaurâsi Gumbaj, tomb at Kalpi, ii. 219 *note* Chausath Joginî temples at Khajurâho, ii. 51, 141; at Rânîpur Jhariâl, 51 Cheras of Kerala, i. 32, 34, 303, 305-306 Chergâon, wooden temple at, i. 287 Chezarla, Buddhist structural chaitya, i. 34, 127, 128, 319, 336 Chhattîsgarh, province, ii. 91 Chhattras, i. 66, 278; chhatris or cenotaphs, ii. 164, 165 *Chhattrâvalî*, i. 279 Chidambaram or Chillambaram, temple at, i. 307, 373; plan, 375; Porch of hall, 376; section of porch, 377; View of ruined temple, 378, 388 China, deficiency of information, ii. 446; divergence between its people and the Egyptians, 447; causes of the absence of certain classes of buildings, 448-450; development of Chinese buildings, 451; Roofs, 452-454; I’rimoya roofs, 455; materials employed, 456; Temple of the Great Dragon, 459; Buddhist temples, 461; Tombs, 465; T’ais or Pagoda towers, 468; P‘ai-lus, 472; Palaces, and domestic architecture, 476-485 Chitor or Chitorgadh, Srî Allata or Khaitan Rânî’s Jaina tower, ii. 57-59; Kumbha Rânâ’s Jayastambha, 59-60; buildings, 88, 165; Mîrâ-Bâî’s temple, 150-151; Palace of the Mori or of Ratnasingh, 170; of Kumbha Rânâ, 171; of Bhîma and Padminî, 172 Chodaganga of the Ganga dynasty, ii. 95, 108 Chok Gargyar (now Kohker), temporary capital of Cambodia, ii. 375 Chola kings, i. 27, 32, 34; dynasty and kingdom, 304-307 Chorten, Tibetan dâgaba, i. 290 *note*, ii. 463 Chronology of India, i. 9 *note*; of Ceylon, 18, 224 Chûlâmani or Tsûlâmani pagoda, ii. 354, 363 Circular relic shrines in Ceylon, i. 247 *and note* Civil Architecture: Dravidian, i. 411-419; North Indian, ii. 164-185; Cambodian, 401; Chinese, 476; Japanese, 501