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CENOTAPHS.
INDEX.
GATE.
751
Salsette, 161. Satapanni, 108. Mode
of ornamentation, 133.
Cenotaphs, 470—475.
Ceylon : Buddhist relies in, 58. Its an-
cient architecture, 185 — 200. Sec
Anuradhapura.
Chaitya Halls: Buddhist temples, 105.
Examples, 109—132. See Caves.
Chalukyans, the, 386. Early identity of
the Jains with the, 387. Peculiarity
of their style, 387. See Architecture.
Chandragupta, the Sandrocottus of the
Greeks, 17.
Chandravati, pillars at, 238. Temple or
porch, 448. Plan, 449.
Cheras, territory occupied by the, 322.
Ohillambaram, temple at, 350. Plan,
351. Porch of hall, 353. Section of
porch, 353. View of ruined temple,
or pagoda, 354.
China, deficiency of information, 6S5.
Point of divergence between its people
and the Egyptians, 686. Causes of
the absence of certain classes of build-
ings, 686—688. Pagodas : Temple of
the Great Dragon, 689. Buddhist
temples, 691. Taas, or towers, 695.
Tombs, 698. Pailoos, 700. Domestic
architecture, 702—710.
Chittore, diagram of Meera Baie's temple
at, 458. Temple of Vriji, 459. Palace
of Blum and Pudmandi, 476.
Cbola, region forming the kingdom of,
322.
Choultrie, Tirumulla Nayak's, 361.
(Jhuttries, or Cenotaphs, 470.
Civil Architecture, 470. Cambodia, 682.
China, 702.
Cole, Lieut., explorations in Kashmir,
280.
Colombo, Hindu temple at, 332.
Combaconum, 367. Gopura or gate
pyramid at, 368.
Confucius, temples of, 689.
Conjeveram, temples and hall, 369.
Court, M., Topes opened by, 79.
Cowie, Rev. A., Kashmirian explorations
of, 280.
Crystal Palace, Sydenham, Gill's copies
of Indian frescoes, 158, note. Sculp-
tures, 169.
Cunningham, Gen., Eastern Archaeolo-
gical explorations of, 54, ct scqq.
Cuttack, caves at, 140, 143. Xine-
storeyed palace, 433. Hindu bridge
at, 434.
Dagobas : Amravati, 102. Rock-cut, at
Ajunta, 126. Anuradhapura, 190—
196. Circular, of Burniah, 619. Kong
Madu, 619. Shoemadu, 621. Rangun,
623. Mengun, 624—626.
Dams, or bunds, 486—487.
Darunta, Jelalabad, to]>e3 at, 77.
Das Avatar, Buddhist vihara, Ellora, 165.
Dasyns, the slave people, 12. Their
architecture, 13.
Deeg, garden palace of 481. Hall, 482.
View from the Central Pavilion, 483.
Deepdans, or lamp pillars in the East,
336, 337.
Dehrwarra vihara, Ellora, plan of, 163.
Delai Lama, worship paid to him, 312.
Delaporte, Captain, explorations in Cam-
bodia, 664.
Delhi, Lat at, 52. Jaina Temple, 259.
Palace, 591. Plan, 592. Jiimma
Musjid, 601.
Delhi, Old, section, arches, and minar of
the Kutub, 503—509. Iron pillar,
507. Interior of tomb, 509. View of
tomb, 516. Pendentive from mosque,
519.
Deriah Doulut, the pavilion of, at
Seringapatam, 604.
Dhar, mosque at, 540.
Dharwar, deepdans in, 337. Brahman-
ical rock-cut temples, 437.
Dhunmar, caves at, 131, 162.
Dhumnar Lena, Ellora, Rock-cut temple
at, 445. Plan, 446.
Diggu Hublum, unfinished Mantapa at.
378.
Dimapur, monoliths at, 309.
Djeing Plateau, Java, group of small
temples at, 659.
Do Tal, or Dookya Ghur, Ellora, a
Buddhist vihara, 165.
Dolka, mosque at, 537.
Domes: Hindu, 212. Indian Saracenic,
560. Constructive diagram, 565 ;
Boro Buddor, 646.
Domestic architecture, Chinese, 702.
Doorways : Nepal, 305. Hammoncon-
dah, 390. Bhuvaneswar, 425.
Doudart de la Gree, Captain, explora-
tions in Cambodia, 664.
Dravidian style, 319. Its extent, 319.
Historical notice, 320. Religious, 323.
See Architecture.
Dravidians, the, 11.
Durbar, Bhatgaon, doorway of, 307.
Duttiah, palace at, 477.
lClaala, so-called tomb of, 189.
Ellora, caves at, 127. Viharas, 163.
India Subha Cave, 262. Kylas at,
334 — 337. Dhunmar Lena Cave
445.
Enm, hits at, 55. Pillar, 317.
Facades: Behar, 109, 111. Burmah,
627.
Feroze Shah, lat rebuilt by, 52.
Futtchpore Sikri, 578. Carved pillars
in, 579. Mosque at, 580. Southern
gateway, 581.
Gal Vihara sculptures, 200. Ganesa
Cave, Cuttack, 140. Pillar in, 140.
Gandhara Topes, 72—76. Monasteries
169—184.
Gauges, the, and its ghats, 484.
Gate-pyramid at Combaconum, 368.
INDEX.
GATE.
751
Salsette, 161. Satapanni, 108. Mode
of ornamentation, 133.
Cenotaphs, 470—475.
Ceylon : Buddhist relies in, 58. Its an-
cient architecture, 185 — 200. Sec
Anuradhapura.
Chaitya Halls: Buddhist temples, 105.
Examples, 109—132. See Caves.
Chalukyans, the, 386. Early identity of
the Jains with the, 387. Peculiarity
of their style, 387. See Architecture.
Chandragupta, the Sandrocottus of the
Greeks, 17.
Chandravati, pillars at, 238. Temple or
porch, 448. Plan, 449.
Cheras, territory occupied by the, 322.
Ohillambaram, temple at, 350. Plan,
351. Porch of hall, 353. Section of
porch, 353. View of ruined temple,
or pagoda, 354.
China, deficiency of information, 6S5.
Point of divergence between its people
and the Egyptians, 686. Causes of
the absence of certain classes of build-
ings, 686—688. Pagodas : Temple of
the Great Dragon, 689. Buddhist
temples, 691. Taas, or towers, 695.
Tombs, 698. Pailoos, 700. Domestic
architecture, 702—710.
Chittore, diagram of Meera Baie's temple
at, 458. Temple of Vriji, 459. Palace
of Blum and Pudmandi, 476.
Cbola, region forming the kingdom of,
322.
Choultrie, Tirumulla Nayak's, 361.
(Jhuttries, or Cenotaphs, 470.
Civil Architecture, 470. Cambodia, 682.
China, 702.
Cole, Lieut., explorations in Kashmir,
280.
Colombo, Hindu temple at, 332.
Combaconum, 367. Gopura or gate
pyramid at, 368.
Confucius, temples of, 689.
Conjeveram, temples and hall, 369.
Court, M., Topes opened by, 79.
Cowie, Rev. A., Kashmirian explorations
of, 280.
Crystal Palace, Sydenham, Gill's copies
of Indian frescoes, 158, note. Sculp-
tures, 169.
Cunningham, Gen., Eastern Archaeolo-
gical explorations of, 54, ct scqq.
Cuttack, caves at, 140, 143. Xine-
storeyed palace, 433. Hindu bridge
at, 434.
Dagobas : Amravati, 102. Rock-cut, at
Ajunta, 126. Anuradhapura, 190—
196. Circular, of Burniah, 619. Kong
Madu, 619. Shoemadu, 621. Rangun,
623. Mengun, 624—626.
Dams, or bunds, 486—487.
Darunta, Jelalabad, to]>e3 at, 77.
Das Avatar, Buddhist vihara, Ellora, 165.
Dasyns, the slave people, 12. Their
architecture, 13.
Deeg, garden palace of 481. Hall, 482.
View from the Central Pavilion, 483.
Deepdans, or lamp pillars in the East,
336, 337.
Dehrwarra vihara, Ellora, plan of, 163.
Delai Lama, worship paid to him, 312.
Delaporte, Captain, explorations in Cam-
bodia, 664.
Delhi, Lat at, 52. Jaina Temple, 259.
Palace, 591. Plan, 592. Jiimma
Musjid, 601.
Delhi, Old, section, arches, and minar of
the Kutub, 503—509. Iron pillar,
507. Interior of tomb, 509. View of
tomb, 516. Pendentive from mosque,
519.
Deriah Doulut, the pavilion of, at
Seringapatam, 604.
Dhar, mosque at, 540.
Dharwar, deepdans in, 337. Brahman-
ical rock-cut temples, 437.
Dhunmar, caves at, 131, 162.
Dhumnar Lena, Ellora, Rock-cut temple
at, 445. Plan, 446.
Diggu Hublum, unfinished Mantapa at.
378.
Dimapur, monoliths at, 309.
Djeing Plateau, Java, group of small
temples at, 659.
Do Tal, or Dookya Ghur, Ellora, a
Buddhist vihara, 165.
Dolka, mosque at, 537.
Domes: Hindu, 212. Indian Saracenic,
560. Constructive diagram, 565 ;
Boro Buddor, 646.
Domestic architecture, Chinese, 702.
Doorways : Nepal, 305. Hammoncon-
dah, 390. Bhuvaneswar, 425.
Doudart de la Gree, Captain, explora-
tions in Cambodia, 664.
Dravidian style, 319. Its extent, 319.
Historical notice, 320. Religious, 323.
See Architecture.
Dravidians, the, 11.
Durbar, Bhatgaon, doorway of, 307.
Duttiah, palace at, 477.
lClaala, so-called tomb of, 189.
Ellora, caves at, 127. Viharas, 163.
India Subha Cave, 262. Kylas at,
334 — 337. Dhunmar Lena Cave
445.
Enm, hits at, 55. Pillar, 317.
Facades: Behar, 109, 111. Burmah,
627.
Feroze Shah, lat rebuilt by, 52.
Futtchpore Sikri, 578. Carved pillars
in, 579. Mosque at, 580. Southern
gateway, 581.
Gal Vihara sculptures, 200. Ganesa
Cave, Cuttack, 140. Pillar in, 140.
Gandhara Topes, 72—76. Monasteries
169—184.
Gauges, the, and its ghats, 484.
Gate-pyramid at Combaconum, 368.