Database for Buddhist Cave Temples in China

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Postancient Buddhist Culture in Central Asia : vol.3 (2)

• 0048Temple No.6, Bazaklik (according to Grunwedel)
• 0089A fragment of a mural: Cave donors, Uigur royalties

Ancient Buddhist Temples in Chinese Turkistan : vol.1 (2)

• 0249Height of the cave 3.95 m, the front one is higher.
• 0249Lower Part a guardian god from the door soffit at construction 6. Height of the original 90 cm. Shoes high-red, with white edge, yellow front strip with red ornamentations. The same shoe was found in Bäzäklik.
• 0249Rest of head and arm of a four-handed Devatâ, found near the base before C, construction 6, into two pieces broken, probably the upper part of one figure on the soffit D of the door. Orginal 80 cm width. Cf. The other construction 8.
• 0249Upper molding of the rear walls. Base (Nirvâṇa basel), the center zone of this base was 66 cm height. On the 8 cm high strips Brâhmî inscriptions were, which sermon scene on the center zone determined.
• 0249Golden disk (rest of painting) with hell depiction, which was found destroyed in the debris. It probably originated from the hand of a attendant of the Nirvâṇa Buddha (C).
• 0249Pedastal of the basement in the center of the cave, equally is the foot of the Nirvâṇa base before the rear wall.
• 0249Dancer of the picture of the right side wall of the central base. Original 39 cm.
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• 0252Buddha figure on the pedestal at X.
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• 0252Cave 7.
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