Database for Buddhist Cave Temples in China

Kults Pages

pp.82-86

Plan

Fig.183

Image Links (4)

Postancient Buddhist Culture in Central Asia : vol.3 (1)

• 0023Seafarer's Cave, Qyzil (according to Grunwedel)
• 0023Seafarer's Cave (according to Grunwedel)
• 0023Cave, Schortschuq (according to Grunwedel)
• 0023Red dome, Qyzil (with a storehouse)
• 0023Red dome, cross-section diagram
• 0023Cave, Zone 2, Qyzil
• 0023Ajatasatru Cave, the rear wall of the vihara and corridor
• 0023Cave 15, Gorge 1, Qumtura
• 0023"Artist's Cave", Qyzil
• 0023no caption
• 0023no caption
• 0023The cave with two Vajrapani statues, Kirisch
• 0023Hippopotamus Cave, Qyzil (according to Grunwedel)
• 0023(See Page 18)
• 0023The living room (according to Grunwedel)
• 0023no caption

Postancient Buddhist Culture in Central Asia : vol.4 (1)

• 0047A group of knights at Qumtura near Kutscha, the northern edge of the desert. Swords with disk-shaped pommels. (according to Grunwedel, the place of worship, P.26)
• 0047The demon in armor. A sword with an old-shaped pommel. By Sir A. Stein, Serindia, Volume IV, Panel XII
• 0047A red dome, Qyzil

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

• 0088Group of the caves: Red-dome cave to hell-pot cave.
• 0088Plan of cave. (also measured by Herrn v. LeCoq.)
• 0089Half section of the main cave A.
• 0089Half section of the side cave B.
• 0089Molding under the ceiling, cf. Fig. 184.
• 0089Ornament at z (Fig. 184)
• 0089Ornament at y; cf. Fig. 184.
• 0089Ornamentation of the main field in the dome A.
• 0089Ornamentation as dome edge.
• 0089Ornamentation edging (lower corner) of the picture on the rear wall. Unnumbered centre zone 33 cm width.
• 0089Transition of the upper corner of Fig. 188a.