 | Oriental Translation Fund - 1834 - 210 pages
...the village. The shrines of Durgá, Shanmucha,$ and the objects worshipped by Jainas and Baudd'has, should be erected without the village." " Private...temples. In the front of the houses should be erected a védica, or raised seat or pedestal on each side of the door." " The gates and doorways of temples... | |
 | Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland - 1873 - 670 pages
...which is given by Utpala. 1 The same is far more clearly indicated in Rám Ráz, Arch. p. 46 : " ïf the front of the house be ten paces in length, the...be between five on the right and four on the left." Differently Utpala : (vl о^ГГТПО II How a house can be said to face the east, without having... | |
 | Hendrik Kern - 1913 - 336 pages
...is placed on the northern edge). 1 The same is far more clearly indicated in Ram Biz, Arch. p. 46: «If the front of the house be ten paces in length,...between five on the right and four on the left.» Differently TJtpala: tat ha ca karyani yatha bhavanam grhabhyantaram anganam v if at am tuny eva vasagrhani... | |
 | Binode Behari Dutt - 1925 - 428 pages
...Let the outer door be placed, not exactly in the middle of the facade but a little moved to one side. The general practice is this : If the front of the...paces in length, the entrance should be between five paces on the right and four on the left, "« 1 Sukranitisara, Oh. 1, II, 533-4. II Manasara. Ramraz's... | |
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The general practice is this: if the front of the house be ten paces in length, the entrance should be between five on the right and four on the left. 