The Beginnings of Buddhist Art and Other Essays in Indian and Central-Asian Archaeology c13.33

c13.33

Kapilavastu. See also Lumbinî. Kapitha, Devâvatâra localized at, 149. Kapola-jātaka figured 37 (Barhut). Karamâr hill, Shaḍḍanta-jātaka figured at, xxx. Kârlî, Great Miracle confused with Dharmacakrapravartana at, 169 n. 1. Karma, law of, 31. Kauçâmbî, Buddha portrait statue at, 259. — unimportance of, in Buddhist legend, 149. Khara village mentioned in Rudrâyaṇa story 238. Kharkai, Buddha head from, xi. King figured 100 (Sânchî), 232, xxxvi-xl (Boro-Budur). — See also Açoka, Ajâtaçatru, Bimbisâra, Çuddhodana, Çuṅga, Dhṛitarâshṭra, Druma, Kanishka, Mahâjanaka, Mândhâtar, Milinda, Prasenajit, Royalty. Kings, Four Great. See Lokapâla. Kinnara figured 219-24 (Boro-Budur), ii (Sânchî). — form of, discussed 241 and n. 2, 242. — jātaka figured 53 (Barhut and Boro-Budur), 241, xli (Boro-Budur). — king. See Druma. Kinnarî Manoharâ, story of the, 219-24. Ki-si-mo-jin, the Japanese Hâritî, 286-7. — figured xlix. Kondivté, Great Miracle figured at, 168. Konkan, Great Miracle figured in the, 182. Konow S., images in ancient India discussed by, 9 n. 2. Kosala king and queen reconciled by Buddha 53. Krakucchanda symbolized by Çirisha tree 104 (Sânchî). Kṛishṇa suckled by Devakî, images of, 288. Kṛityâ effigy, in magic rites 8 n. 1. Kshatriya. Brahman inferior to, according to Buddhists 54. — Buddha’s birth as, 55. Kshemendra, Mândhâtar story narrated by, 225-6. — Mûla-Sarvâstivâdin canon followed by, 151 n. 2, 204 n.