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The Buddhist Art of Ancient Arakan |
By U SAN THA AUNG |
CONTENTS |
CHAPTER ( I ) Geographical Description |
CHAPTER ( II ) The Early History of Kingdom of Arakan up to 1000 A.D. |
CHAPTER ( III ) The Cities of Dhanyawadi and Vesali |
CHAPTER ( IV ) The “Fat Monk” Image |
CHAPTER ( V ) Miniature Stupas |
CHAPTER ( VI ) A Tablet of Auspicious Symbols and a Lustration Pot |
CHAPTER ( VII ) Dedicatory Inscriptions of Niticandra and Viracandra of Vesali |
CHAPTER ( VIII ) A Copper-Plate Land Grant |
CHAPTER ( IX ) Two Inscribed Ancient Bronze Bells |
CHAPTER ( X ) Five Ancient Bronze Lamps |
CHAPTER ( XI ) A Ceti Dedicatory Inscription from Eighth Century Vesali |
CHAPTER ( XII ) Ancient Miniature Bronze “Cetis” of Vesali |
CHAPTER ( XIII ) Different Indian Schools of Art |
CHAPTER ( XIV ) The Head, The Hair and The Usnisa |
CHAPTER ( XV ) Crowned Buddha Images |
CHAPTER ( XVI ) Posture and Gestures of Buddha Images |
CHAPTER ( XVII ) Great Events of the Master’s Life |
CHAPTER ( XVIII ) The Life of Gautama Buddha |
CHAPTER ( XIX ) Evolution of Buddhism in India |
CHAPTER ( XX ) Fundamentals of Theravda Buddhism |
CHAPTER ( XXI ) Buddhism in Arakan |
CHAPTER ( XXII ) The Mahamuni Sculptures |
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