Database for Buddhist Cave Temples in China

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Postancient Buddhist Culture in Central Asia : vol.3 (5)

• 0052Temple No.19, Bazaklik (according to Grunwedel)
• 0052The design of a temple flag from "Chotscho"
• 0087A fragment of a mural: Cave donors
• 0097A fragment of a mural: Cave donors, Uigur royalties
• 0103A fragment of a mural: Sitting Buddha
• 0105A fragment of a mural: A dragon in the sea

Ancient Buddhist Temples in Chinese Turkistan : vol.1 (3)

• 0275Cave 18.
• 0275no caption
• 0275Centre zone of the base, as far as it is remainded. Red strip width 5 cm are still surrounded.
• 0275Edging of the center zone of the base, cf. Fig. 553b.
• 0275Ornament under 553, border of 4 cm height.
• 0275Ornament of the base molding, 7 cm height.
• 0275Devatâ at 5. Cf. Fig. 552.
• 0275Devatâ at 6. Original 1,58 cm height.
• 0275Flowers as space fillers between the figures of the side wall. Cave 18.
• 0275Cave II.
• 0275no caption
• 0275Stûpa on the side wall of entrance, front. Original 26 cm height.
• 0275Edging between the stirp with the Stûpa (side wall) or donator pictures and that main pictures; the lace-up pattern separates alone this from the Parivâra figures of the rear wall, which are painted on the side panel. Original 20 cm width.
• 0275Cave 19.
• 0277Hall 19. Mourning monks to foot of the Budda which comes in the Parinirvâṇa. In the foreground: Mahâkâśyapa hears from a Ajîvaka, who kept flower Mandârava falling from the heaven at Buddhas death, that meant to the time of the Parinirvâṇa of Buddha: Rockhill, the life of the Buddha, p. 144. Original 2.64 cm height.
• 0278Vajrapâni form the foreground of Parinirvâṇa base. Original 1.29 cm width, 54 cm height.