History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c35.97
History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c35.97
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Patothamya, temple, Myingyan district, ii. 354, 356 Pattadakal, temple of Pâpanâth at, i. 321, ii. 117-118, 120; Great Virûpâksha temple of, i. 327, 352-355, ii. 121; Other temples, i. 355, 421; Jaina temple, 319, 355-356, ii. 23 Pavilions: Ceylon, i. 240; Vijayanagar, 417; Bêlûr, 441; Halebid, 447; Guruvâyankeri, ii. 79; Sarkhej, 235; Pekin, 480 Pâwâpuri, Jaina tîrtha in Bihâr, i. 130 Payagyî and Payama, pagodas at Prome, ii. 342, 360 Payâtaung temple, Old Prome, ii. 353 Payer, Kashmiri temple, i. 255, 268; View, 269 Pegu (Hansâwatî), ii. 358; Shwe-Hmaudau pagoda at, 343, 344, 346 Pekin, ii. 451; Temple of Confucius at, 456, 474; Temple of Great Dragon, 458-460; Buddhist monastery at, 461; Temples, 463, 481; Summer palace, near, 463-464, 480; Pagoda at, 471; Buddha's halls and Wut'a - Ssû halls, 464; Tombs, 467; Pa-li Chwang pagoda near, 469, 472; Palaces, 476; Tzu-chin-cheng or Forbidden city, 476; T'ai-ho-t'ien hall, 476-478; Winter palace, 482 Pemiongchi, Sikkim, porch of temple at, i. 297; view, 296 Pendants to domes, i. 317; In Tejahpâla's temple, ii. 42 Pendentive, from mosque at Old Delhi, i. 220-221; Bijâpûr, ii. 274 Persepolitan capitals, i. 138, 178, 215, 300, ii. 18; Architecture, 369-370 Perumâl kings of Kerala or Chera, i. 34, 306 Perumâl or Vishnu, ii. 359 *note*; Perumâl temple at Madurâ, i. 339 Perûr, near Koimbatûr, date of porch, ii. 397; Compound pillar at, 399 Petleik-payâ, pagoda in Burma, ii. 342 Phimêanakas, temple at Angkor Thom, ii. 374, 376, 399, 400, 402 Phnom Chisor, Brahmanical temple, Cambodia, ii. 380, 397, 400 —— Penh, capital of Cambodia, ii. 376 Phra, a stûpa, in Siam, ii. 407, 409 Phra-chedi, 407, 408 Phrabat, Buddha's footprint, in Siam, ii. 408 and *note* Phra Pathom, temple of, ii. 407 'Pietra dura' work at Agra, ii. 306 and *note* 'Pigeon Monastery' of Chinese pilgrims, i. 171, 408-410 Pillars: Ajantâ, i. 192, 194, 195; Amarâvatî, 121; Avantîpur, 265; Baroli, ii. 135; Ceylon, i. 235, 236; Chandrâvati, Pillars (*continued*)— ii. 43; Delhi, 207; Elephanta, 129; Elûrâ, 126; Eran, i. 301; Fathpur-Sikrî, ii. 294; Hanumkonda, i. 435 and *note*; Jâjpur, ii. 111; Katak, i. 304; Kashmîr, 256; Madurâ, 387; Mâmallapuram, 332; Nâsik, 185, 188; Perûr, 399; Srînagar, 257; Tanjor, 366; Vellor, 399 Piprâhwa stûpa, i. 79 Pitakat-Taik, or library, Pagân, ii. 356, 357 Pitalkhorâ Chaitya cave, i. 134, 137-138, 148, 149; Sphinx capitals, 169, 250 Polonnaruwa, Ceylon, i. 228, 244; Extent and epoch of its temples, 244-245; Examples, 245-249 Poona, Saiva rock-temple near, ii. 130 Porches: Amwâ, ii. 56; Chidambaram, i. 376; Delhi, ii. 67; Jaina, i. 317, 318 Potala monastery, Lhâsa, i. 292 *Pradakshina*, circumambulatory passage in a temple, i. 237, 322, 427, ii. 50, 54, 150 Prah-khan temple, Cambodia, ii. 374-375, 379, 397, 400 Prah Vihear, temple of, ii. 380 Prambânan temples, Jâva, ii. 33, 129, 418-420, 433 Prasat temples of Cambodia, i. 246 Priênê capitals, i. 220 Prome, Pyî or Prî, early capital of Burma, ii. 359 Propylons, ii. 225-227 Prudung, Jâva, brick temples at, ii. 442 Pulastipura, old name of Polonnaruwa, i. 244 Pulikesin I. and II., Chalukya kings, i. 421 Puliyan-kulama, ruins of, near Anurâdhapura, i. 229 *note* Pulumavi, Andhra king, i. 147 Pundarîka, Jaina temples of, ii. 28 Purâna literature, i. 8 —— Kilâ Masjid, Old Delhi, ii. 286 Purî, a shrine, i. 298 Purî, ii. 94-95, 105-106; Plan of Jagannâth temple at, 108; View of tower, 110 Pyâtthat, spire of a Burmese pagoda, ii. 352, 357, 368, 369