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Archaeological Remains in Kashmir / Koul, Pandit Anand
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Archaeological Remains in Kashmir
Koul, Pandit Anand
 
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  Book ID : 29484
  ISBN-10 : 81-8290-382-3 / 8182903823
  ISBN-13 : 978-81-8290-382-1 / 9788182903821
  Place of Publication : Gurgaon
  Year of Publication : 2021
  Edition : (Reprint)
  Language : English
  123p., Figs., Tables, 23 cm.
   
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CONTENTS:-
Foreword.
Introduction.
Preface.

Part I: Ancient Remains in Kashmir:
- Temple at Bandi.
- Temple at Bunyar.
- Linga at Sheri.
- Temple at Fatehpur.
- Narain Thal.
- Temple at Tapar.
- Temples at Pattan.
- Suna Lank.
- Ruins at Firozpur.
- Miniature Temple at Mansbal.
- Ruins at Paraspur.
- Ruins at andarkot.
- Garur.
- The Shrine of Kshirbhavani.
- The Shankaracharya Temple.
- Pravareshvara.
- Maha-shri.
- Shrines of Zayathsena and Vishaksena and Vishaksena Bhairava.
- Sadbhava-shri.
- Skanda-bhavana.
- Trebhavana-Svamin.
- Kshema-Gaurishvara.
- Didda-matha.
- Vikrameshvara.
- Amritabhavana.
- Raneshvara.
- Vishnu Ranasvamin.
- Tarapida Temple.
- Narpirastan.
- Ruins Near Amburher.
- Temples in the Sindh Valley.
- Ruins at Gupakar.
- Ruins at Gupta, Ganga.
- Temple at Pandrenthan.
- Stone-lined old Tank and Ruins at Zevan.
- Ruins of Temple at Khonmuh.
- Miniature Temple at Threw.
- Ruins at Pampur.
- Remains of a Temple at Shar.
- Temples at Ladu.
- Temple at Avantipura.
- Temple of Narastan.
- Temple at Payar.
- Miniature Temple at Kuil.
- Ruins at Bijbehara.
- Temple at Mamal, Liddar Valley.
- Temples and Caves at Bhumzu.
- Martanda.
- Spring and Ruins at Lokabhavana.
- Temple and Spring at Kuther.

Part II: Mughal Gardens in Kashmir:
- Preface.
- Shalamar.
- Chaudri Bagh.
- The Nashat Bagh or the "Pleasure Garden".
- Habbaq.
- Nasim Bagh.
- Haidarabad and Aliabad.
- Ilahi Bagh.
- Bagha Mulla Shah.
- Aishabad.
- Jahanara and Shahabad.
- Bahr-Ara.
- Gulshan, Zafarabad, Inayat Bagh and Ahsanabad.
- Jarogha Shahi.
- Dara Mahal.
- Bagha Dilawar Khan.
- Bagha Iradat Khan.
- Char Chinar.
- Pari Mahal.
- Bijbehara.
- Mattan.
- Aurangabad.
- Achhabal.
- Verinag.
- Other Mughal Gardens.

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The architectural remains of Kashmir are perhaps the most remarkable of the existing monuments of India, as they exhibit un doubted traces of the influence of Grecian art. The Hindu temple is generally a sort of architectural pasty, a huge collection of ornamental fritters huddled together either with or without keeping. The Hindu Temples cannot indeed vie with the severe simplicity of the Parthenon, nor with the luxuriant possess great beauty. The characteristic features of the Kashmirian architecture are its lofty pyramidal roofs, its trefoiled doorways covered by pyramidal pediments, and the great width of its intercolumniations. The Grecian pediment is very low, and its roof exceedingly flat: the Kashmirian pediment, on the contrary, is extremely lofty, and its roof, high. The superiority of the Kashmirian architecture over all other Indian buildings would appear to have been known to the Hindus themselves; for one of their names for the people of Kashmir is Sh?strashilpina, a term which could only have been applied to them on account of their well known skill in building. Even now the Kashmiris are the most expert handicraftsmen of the East; and it is not difficult to believe that the same people who at present excel all other Orientals as weavers, as gun-smiths, and as calligraphers, must once have been the most eminent of the Indian architects.

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