John K Locke, Buddhist Monasteries of Nepal: A survey of the Bāhās and Bahīs of the Kathmandu Valley

The UNESCO World Heritage sites of the Kathmandu Valley give pride of place to the temples and palaces at the symbolic heart of the three formerly royal cities: Kathmandu itself, Patan and Bhaktapur. What gives these ancient Newar cities their character, however, is not just the royal centres but t...

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description The UNESCO World Heritage sites of the Kathmandu Valley give pride of place to the temples and palaces at the symbolic heart of the three formerly royal cities: Kathmandu itself, Patan and Bhaktapur. What gives these ancient Newar cities their character, however, is not just the royal centres but the rabbit warren of lanes and courtyards that make up the rest of the urban fabric. Among these many courtyards, set back from the streets and crossroads, Buddhist monastic courtyards (baha and bah...
author Gellner, David N
spellingShingle Gellner, David N
John K Locke, Buddhist Monasteries of Nepal: A survey of the Bāhās and Bahīs of the Kathmandu Valley
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title John K Locke, Buddhist Monasteries of Nepal: A survey of the Bāhās and Bahīs of the Kathmandu Valley
title_short John K Locke, Buddhist Monasteries of Nepal: A survey of the Bāhās and Bahīs of the Kathmandu Valley
title_full John K Locke, Buddhist Monasteries of Nepal: A survey of the Bāhās and Bahīs of the Kathmandu Valley
title_fullStr John K Locke, Buddhist Monasteries of Nepal: A survey of the Bāhās and Bahīs of the Kathmandu Valley
title_full_unstemmed John K Locke, Buddhist Monasteries of Nepal: A survey of the Bāhās and Bahīs of the Kathmandu Valley
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