Indian Antiquary Vol 51

SR No.: 032543
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Richard Carnac Temple, Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarkar
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1985
Total Pages: 374
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 15 MB

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THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY
[MAY, 1922
MAISEY, LIEUT. F. Description of the Muhammadan Monumento at Chanderi Antiquities of Kálinjar. Journ., Asiatic
Hajira Darwaza, Jami' Masjid, Katti Ghatti,
Koshuk Mahal and Madrasa, pp. 15-16 and plates Society of Bengal, Vol. XVII, Pt. I, pp.
53-59. 171-2014 with 18 plates.
1848 Alam Darwaza, built by Aurangzib, A.H.
MURRAY, A. H. HALLAM. The High-Road 1084 (1673-4), pp. 173-174, no illustration. of Empire: water-colour and pen-and-ink
MEGHARAJA, Kanungo of Rotâs. Tarikh i sketches in India. 8vo., pp. xxix and 453, Rotâs. 8vo., pp. 112, with 1 folding map and with 47 coloured plates and 106 illustrations, 1 folding plate. Lith. Jamil Press, Jehlam, 1861 (mostly architectural). An account of the fort of Rotas, and of the
Murray, London, 1905 Ghakkar and other tribes residing in the Bijapūr, Allahabad, Agra, Fathpur Sikri, neighbourhood..
Delhi, Lahore, Ajmir, etc. MOHAMMED DJINGUIZ. L'Islam dans NAIRNE, A. K. Musalman Remains in l'Inde. Revue du Monde musulman, tome the South Konkan. 1.-Dabhol. II.VI, pp. 85-118, with 23 illustrations. 1908
Ports south of Ratnagiri. III.-Chaul. Includes illustrations of mosques at Colombo
IV.-The Fort of Korlê. Indian Antiquary, and Rangoon.
Vol. II, pp. 278-283, pp. 317-322 ; Vol. III, MONMOHAN CHAKRAVARTI. Bengali Tem
pp. 100-102, pp. 181-182.
1873-4 ples and their General Characteristics. Journ. Asiatic Society of Bengal, New Series, Vol. V, NAPIER AND ETTRICK, LORD. The Fine pp. 141-164, with 13 illustrations. 1909 Arts in India. Part I.-Architecture. A Includes notes on Muhammadan buildings. Lecture delivered before the Native Christian
- Pre-Mughal Mosques of Bengal. Literary Society, November 25, 1869. 8vo.. Journ., Asiatic Society of Bengal, New pp. 25. Foster Press, Madras [1869) Series, Vol. VI, pp. 23-38, with 5 illustra
Do. With introduction and notes tions.
1910 by K. Deighton. 8vo. pp. [iii], 29 and 23. MUHAMMAD ABD AL-GHAFOR, Dinlari,
Thompson, Madras, [1894) Dürbin i 'alam. 8vo., pp. 54 and 124 pp. of
OERTEL, F. O., F.R.I.B.4. Indian Archiillustrations. Lith.
tecture and its Suitability for Modern ReStar of India Press, Delhi, 1883
quirements. Asiatic Quarterly Review, New A list of 800 important buildings, mosques and places of interest to Muhammadans in India, with
Series, Vol. II, pp. 376-406. (Proceedings a brief description and an illustration of each of the East India Association.) 1913 MUNAMAD 'ALI, Kazi. The History of a ORLICH, LEOPOLD VON. Reise in Ostindien deserted town. (Sultanpur, Oudh]. 8vo., in Briefen an Alexander von Humboldt und pp. 42.
Carl Ritter. 4to., pp. xvi and 298, with 22 Rohilkhund Printing Press, Bareilly, 1894
plates (10 coloured) and many illustrations. MUXAMMAD SHUAIB, Maulvi. Inscriptions
Mayer und Wigand, Leipzig, 1845 from Palwal. Epigraphia Indo-Moslemica, 1911-12, pp. 1-4, with 2 plates.
1914
The 10 coloured plates are reproductions of
native drawings of the Taj, Great Mosque at MUKHERJI, POORNO CHANDER. • Report on
Delhi, etc., and are similar in style to the plates the Antiquities in the District of Lalitpur,
in Sleeman's Rambles and Recollections. N. W. Provinces, India, Illustrated by 13 diagrams and 98 plates. Vol. I., Text and
- Travels in India, including Sinde diagrams. Vol. II., Plates. Impl. 4to., and the Punjab. Translated from the pp. vii and 39 with 13 plates of diagrams: 1 German by H. Evans Lloyd. 8vo., 2 vols., pp. iii with 97 plates and a folding map. pp. xv and 278; vii and 314. With 2 plates Thomason Engineering College Press, (1 coloured) and many illustrations. Roorkee, 1899!
Longmans, London, 1845