Architecture In Indian Sub Continent

The Volume has been meticulously weaved into eleven chapters having deep bearing on Indian culture and traditions. The old monuments throw much light on the working of mind of the rulers and their contribution in several ways. Indeed their rich cultural aspects has been shown in a vivid and prominent way. The writings based on these monu-ments are of much historic value. The theme has ben covered in eleven chapters.These are Early Indian Architecture, Dravidian Temples, Chalukya Architecture, Indo-Aryan Temples, Malwa Architecture, Vijaya-nagar Architecture in the Himalayas, The Pathan Tombs, Jaunpur Architecture and The Mughal Architecture. This theme is useful for teachers, researchers and students in India and abroad.
About Author :
S.R. Bakshi is Ph.D., D.Lit in Modern Indian History,Nationalism, Freedom Movement, Culture, Tradition and Architecture. He had deep academic links with IIPA, National Archives of India,Saugar University,Nehru Museum, ICHR Saugar University,Nehru Museum, ICHR and other institutions. He has participated in many national and international seminars.
Contents :
Preface Early Indian Architecture Dravidian Temples Chalukya Architecture Indo-Aryan Temples Malwa Architecture Vijayanagar Architecture Western India Architecture in the Himalayas The Pathan Tombs Jaunpur Architecture The Mughal Architecture