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Modern Review February 1927

1927

The miracles of the older faiths continued: they were ascribed to Muslim sipritual power; the hair of the Prophet's beard replaced the hair of Buddha and the miracles of the Stupas were reprduced in the mysterious movements of the tombs (Turbat) of the minor prophets" of Islam. [...] Jelalabad is the holy Nagarahara the site of the miracle of the Buddha Dipankara one of the most celebrated in Buddhism and a favourite theme of Grew-Buddhist sculpture flidda is the Hi-lo of Hitien Tsiang a place of famous Buddhist pilgrimage owing to its precious relics of Buddha. [...] It is situated on a side of the Black Mountain and dominates the etire valley which opens out at the confluence of the Kabul River and the Surkh Rud thus overlooking the site of Nagarahara the modern Jelalabad and even the valley of Hidda which meets the valley of Jelalabad a few miles to the east. [...] But the recent discovery ly the French of the foundations of the ncient monasteries and the vestiges of barrages quays in the vast beds of waterless itreams confirms the faithful account of the Dhinese pilgrim. [...] They hold Nr..1 Or ' Sturm in Buddhist Kabul that the colossal statues of Bamiyan also belong to the same Indn-Greek School but the decoration and plan of the grottoes and the paintings in the niches approximate to the architecture and paintings of the Buddhist sanctuaries ef central Asia.
government politics public policy
Pages
161
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120016
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-i Ramananda Chatterjee view
The Aboriginal Tribes of India
129-131 A.V. Thakkar view
Buddhist Remains in Afghanistan
131-141 Ranjit Pandit view
Indian Life in Fiji
142-147 Nishi Mitter view
The Monetary Standard and the Battle of the Rates
147-151 J.C. Gupta view
Early Recollections
152-156 Nagendranath Gupta view
A Theistic Interpretation of the Sankhya Philosophy
156-161 Abhoykumar Mazumder view
The Disabilities of Indians Abroad
161-168 R Dayal view
An American Criticism of “The Other Side of the Medal”
168-170 Elizabeth Kite view
Gleanings
170-176 unknown view
The College of Fort William
177-184 Brajendranath Banerji view
The Historian Rajwade
184-187 Jadunath Sarkar view
Is India Advancing Industrially ?
188-192 S.G. Warty view
Reviews and Notices of Books
193-199 A.B.C. view
Tolstoy and the Orient
199-202 Paul Birukofff view
Tolstoy—Gandhi Correspondence
202-205 unknown view
Mexico and the United States
205-211 Sudhindra Bose view
Bindus Son
212-216 Sarat Chatterjee view
Raison Detre of “The League of Nations”
216-221 Mahabbat Ali view
Anthropology and Administration
221-230 J.H. Hutton view
Letters from the Editor
230-236 unknown view
Indian Periodicals
236-243 unknown view
Foreign Periodicals
244-251 unknown view
Notes
251-272 unknown view