Book Title: Ancient Indian Palace Architecture
Author(s): V S Agarwala
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Bāṇa's palace (7th cent.)
13 Bath (Sndna-grha), Fountain (Yantradhāra), Bath tub (Snana-droni), Kitchen (Mahānasa), Dining Hall (Ahāramandapa).
14 Temple (Devagrha).
15 Catuḥsala.
16 Corridors (Bithi).
17 Hall of private audience (Bhuktasthanamaṇḍapa).
18 Pragrivaka, Gaväkṣa front room with latticed work.
19 Mirror House (Darpana-Bhavana).
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Hampton Court palace (16-17) Bathing Closet, King's Kitchen, Banqueting Hall, Private Dining Room.
20 Sayana-gṛha, Vasagrha (Citra-salika), Saudha, Hathi-dáta and Muktasaila (white stone). The Particular Room made of ivory and marble or agate (Muktasaila); sometimes it was made of carved ivory and inset with diamonds and therefore called Vajramandira.
(Sam
21 Music-hall
gitagṛha).
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Mughal palaces in old Delhi
Hammam, Houze and Phavvare.
Masjid or Namaj-gah.
Khurramgah. Darbare-khas.
Musemmam (Suhag-mandir).
Burja
Sisa-mahala. The Adarsa bhavana is also mentioned in Tilakamañjarī (11th century).
Personal Chambers for kings and queens. Khvabgah with paintings on wall and roof.
For Private & Personal Use Only
Royal Chapel.
Cellars on the ground floor.
Galleries.
AudienceChamber.
Gallery.
Queen's Great watching Chamber.
King's Drawing Room, Queen's Drawing Room, King's Bed Room, Queen's Bed Room
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