Fergusson, James: History of Indian and Eastern architecture (Band 1) (London, 1910)

CONTENTS.

INTRODUCTION.Page 3

BOOK I.

BUDDHIST ARCHITECTURE.

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I. Introduction and Classifi-

CATION . . . -51

II. Stambhas or Lats .. . 56

III. Stupas — Relic Worship —

Bhilsfl Topes—Topes at Sar-
nath and in Bihar—Amaravati
Stupa — Gandhara Topes—
Jalalabad Topes—Manikyala
Stupa ..... 62

IV. Rails—Rails at Bharaut, Math-

ura, Sanchi, and Amaravati . 102

V. Chaitya Halls — Structural
Chaityas — Bihar Caves —
Western Chaitya Halls, etc. . 125

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VI. VlHARAS, OR MONASTERIES—
Structural Vihdras — Bengal
Caves—Western Vihara Caves
—Nasik, Ajanta, Bagh, Dham-
nar and Kholvi, Elura, Aurang-
abad and Kuda Viharas . 170

VII. Gandhara Monasteries—
Monasteries at Jamalgarhi—
Takht-i-Bahai and SMh-Dheri

—Greek influence . . 209

VIII. Ceylon — Introductory —
Anuradhapura—Polonnaruwa 224

BOOK II.

ARCHITECTURE IN THE HIMALAYAS.

I. Kashmir—Temples—Martand II. Nepal and Tibet—Stupas or

—Avantipur—Buniar—Pan- Chaityas — Wooden Temples

drethan—Malot . . .251 —Tibet—Temples in Kangra 273

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