Database for Buddhist Cave Temples in China

German Name (Another name)

Höhlengruppe mit dem Kamin A

Kults Pages

pp.43-48

Plan

Fig.87

Image Links (6)

Ancient Kucha : vol.1 (2)

• 0060Vajrapâṇi, armored, type 1, companion of a standing Buddha, corridor of the fire-place cave, Qyzyl, Kultstätten 43.
• 0060Athene Promachos, seal representation from Niya, from M. A. Stein, Sandburied Ruins of Khotan, London 1903; Ruins of Desert Cathay, London 1912.
• 0224Infinitely frequent edging ornamentation, both the 1. and 2. style belonging.
• 0224Ming-Öi in Qyzyl, group of caves at the Fiireplace cave A, 1. construction.

Ancient Buddhist Temples in Chinese Turkistan : vol.1 (4)

• 0050no caption
• 0051Vajrapâni from cave A at α' 1 (aisle) height 1 m
• 0051Vajrapâni from cave A at a' 2 (aisle) height 1.05 m
• 0052Cave A, corridor wall a. Original 1.95 m width, 1.33 m height. Trace.
• 0052Cave A, corridor wall β. Original 1.65 m width, 1.60 m height. Trace.
• 0052Cave A, corridor wall α. Original 1.95 m width, 1.35 m height. Trace.
• 0052Rest of the edge on the painting Fig. 94 in B. 3.
• 0053Cave B, lower part of the side wall 3. Original 66 cm height.
• 0053Fire-place in C cf. Fig. 87 with the entrance after D and E. In the foreground one sees the corner of the Kang.