Fergusson, James: History of Indian and Eastern architecture (Band 2) (London, 1910)

INDEX.

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Chandragupta II. (cir. a.d. 412), i. 23,
24, ii. 208

Chandrivati in Gujarat, pillars at, ii. 43 ;
near Jbalrapathan, temple or porch
at, 132 ; Plan, 133 ; 140
Chaultris or Chawadis, i. 309 ; Tirumal i
Nayyak’s, 386

Chaumukh pillars, i. 347, ii. 21, 28 ;

Temples at Palitani, 28, 61
Chaurasi Gumbaj, tomb at Kalpi, ii. I
219 note

Chausath Jogini temples at Khajuraho,
ii. 51, 141 ; at Ranipur Jharial, 51
Cheras of Kerala, i. 32, 34, 303, 305-306 I
Chergaon, wooden temple at, i. 287
Chezarla, Buddhist structural chaitya, i.

34, 127, 128, 319, 336
Chhattisgarh, province, ii. 91
Chhattras, i. 66, 278 ; chhatris or ceno-
taphs, ii. 164, 165
Chhattravail, i. 279

Chidambaram or Chillambaram, temple
at, i. 307, 373 ; plan, 375 ; Porch of
hall, 376 ; section of porch, 377 ; View
of ruined temple, 378, 388
China, deficiency of information, ii. 446 ;
divergence between its people and the
Egyptians, 447 ; causes of the absence j
of certain classes of buildings, 448-450; j
development of Chinese buildings, 451; j
Roofs, 452 - 454 ; I’rimoya roofs, 455 ; j
materials employed, 456; Temple of J
the Great Dragon, 459; Buddhist
temples, 461; Tombs, 465 ; T’ais or
Pagoda towers, 468; P‘ai-lus, 472;
Palaces, and domestic architecture, !
476-485

Chitor or Chitorgadh, Sri Allata or
Khaitan R&ni’s Jaina tower, ii. 57-59 ;
Kumbha Rana’s Jayastambha, 59-60 ;
buildings, 88, 165 ; Miri-Bai’s temple,
150 -151 ; Palace of the Mori or of
Ratnasingh, 170; of Kumbha Rana,
171 ; of Bhima and Padmini, 172
Chodaganga of the Ganga dynasty, ii.
95, 108

Chok Gargyar (now Kohker), temporary
capital of Cambodia, ii. 375
Chola kings, i. 27, 32, 34 ; dynasty and
kingdom, 304-307

Chorten, Tibetan dagaba, i. 290 note, ii.

463

Chronology of India, i. 9 note ; of Ceylon,
18, 224

Chulamani or Tsfilamani pagoda, ii. 354,

363

Circular relic shrines in Ceylon, i. 247
and note

Civil Architecture: Dravidian, i. 411-
419 ; North Indian, ii. 164-185 ; Cam-
bodian, 401 ; Chinese, 476; Japanese,
SOI

Colombo, Hindu temple at, i. 339-340
Colossal statues, Buddhist, i. 245 note, 263
note, 272 note ; Jaina, ii. 49, 55, 72 note
Confucius, temples of, ii. 456
Conjivaram or Kanchipuram, Pallava
capital, i. 34; Temples at, 357;
Vaikuntha Perumil temple, 359;
Ekamranatha temple and gopuram,
360, yi^note', Varadarajaswami temple,
360; Kamakshi temple, 361
Converted temples, ii. 68
Corinthian capitals from Gandhara, i.

214, 215, 217, 258
Cosmas Indikopleustes, i. 31
Councils, Buddhist, i. 17, 19, 22, 68, 87,
ii. 359 and note

Court, M. Topes opened by, i. 92, 94
Cowie, Rev. A., Kashmirian explorations,
i. 252

Crystal palace, Sydenham, Major Gill’s
copies of Indian frescoes, i. 196 note ;
Sculptures, 210

Cunningham, Gen. Sir A., Eastern
Archseological Explorations of, i. 58,
et seqq.

Dacca, a capital of Jahangir, ii. 304
Dagabas, i. 54, 65 ; Amaravati, 122 ;
Rock-cut at Bhaja, 137 ; Karle, 145;
Ajanta, 153 ; Anuradhapura, 229-241 ;
Circular of Burma, ii. 341 ; Bu-payi
at Pagan, and others, 341 ; Kaung
Hmaudau, 345 ; Shwe-Hmaudau, 346 ;
Rangoon, 348 ; Sinbyume at Mingun,
349 ; Mingun-paya, 351
Dakhan monastery of Fah Hian and
Hiuen Tsiang, i. 171, 241, 408-409
Dalada Maligawa, or Tooth relic shrines,
i. 235, 241 note, 247 note ; misnamed,
248

Dalai Lama, worship paid to, i. 292, 293
Dambal temple of Dodda Basavanna, i.
431

Dambulla rock-temples, i. 248
Dams or Bands, ii. 183-185
Daranta, Jalalabad, topes at, i. 89, 90
Darya Daulat pavilion at Seringapatam,
ii- 323

Dasaratha, inscriptions of king, i. 132
Das Avatara, Plindu cave, Eluri, ii.

121-124

Dastur Dinar, ii. 268
Dasyus, aborigines of Northern India,
their civilization, i. 13-15, 17, ii. 85
Datiya palace, ii. 173
Daulatpur stupa, Sindh, i. 100
Delhi, Lit at, i. 56; Jaina temple, ii.
66-67; Palace of Shah Jahan, 309-
312 ; Jami’ Masjid, 318-319; Modern
pavilion, 328

-, Old, mosque, ii. 197; section,

arches, and minar of the Qutb, 202-