Description:
This paper was read at the Annual Research Conference of the Burma Research Society on 24 December 1959. It
describes religious architecture between AD 1000 and 1300: the construction plans of pagodas both solid and hollow,
monastries of brick and wood, and others religious edifices including alms houses, rest-houses, libraries, and
reservoirs which contributed to propogation of the Buddhist Sasana.....Subject Terms: 1. Religious buildings-Bagan...
2. Religious art and symbolism...
3. Religious education...
4. Pagodas...
5. Monasteries...
Key Words: 1. Ku (Guha)...
2. Kalakapot...
3. Puthuiw (miniature pagoda)...
4. Kalaklon (brick monastery)...
5. Ceti (solid pagoda)...
6. Tipitaka (Buddhist scriptures)...
7. Jatakas
Source/publisher:
"Journal of Burma Research Society", Vol. 42, Part 2, 1959 via University of Washington
Date of Publication:
1959-00-00
Date of entry:
2014-11-28
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- Individual Documents
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Language:
English
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