History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c35.83

v2.c35.83

IBRÂHIM ’ADIL SHÂH, mosque and tomb of, at Bijâpûr, ii. 272 Ike-gami temple, near Tôkio, Japan, ii. 491-493, 499 Images, worship of, i. 222 Imâmbâra, at Lucknow, ii. 328, 329 Immigrations, i. 27-31 India, inducements to the study of its architecture, i. 3-6; its history, 6-31; sculpture, 35; mythology, 38; statistics, 45 ——, Southern, unsatisfactory records, i. 31 ——, Western, its architecture, ii. 117-131 ——, Central and Northern, ii. 132 ——, Further, Burma, ii. 339-370; Cambodia, 371-403; Siam, 404-413; Jâva, 414-445 Indian Saracenic styles, ii. 186; divisions of styles and their boundaries, 188-190. *See* Architecture —— early school of art, i. 222 Indo-Aryan or Northern style, ii. 84; reasons for the term, 85. *See* Architecture Indra Sabhâ cave, Elûrâ, ii. 18-21 Inlaid marble (*pietra dura*) work, ii. 306, 307, 316 Ionic pillar from Shâhdherî, i. 218; order, ii. 129 I'rimoya roofs in China, ii. 455, 456, 464, 478, 486, 488, 500 Iron pillar at Meharauli, Old Delhi, ii. 107, 199, 207-209; at Dhâr, 247; iron beams at Kanârak, 107 Ishpola tope, i. 92 Isurumuniya rock-temple, Anurâdhapura, i. 242, 248 I'timadu-d-daulah's tomb, Agra, ii. 305-307 Ittagi, Saiva temple at, i. 424, 425