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This thorough introduction to the history, art, and culture of Arakan, an ancient state located in the northeast corner of Burma, explains and illustrates how Southeast Asia from the beginning of the first millennium absorbed and reinterpreted the influences of many cultures. It is written by a noted scholar who visited the area over many years while conducting research for her doctoral theson theson Arakan. Off the Bay of Bengal, in the northwest corner of Burma lie the splendid capital cites of ancient Arakan; Dhanyaawadi, Vesali and Mrauk-U (Myohaung) being the largest. Mentioned in Ptolemy's Geographia (2nd century), Arakan was from earliest times a cosmoitan state with state. a vigorous and mixed culture. Indian Brahmins conducted the royal ceremonials, Buddhist monks spread their teachings, traders came and went, and artists and architects used Indian models for inspiration. Through Buddhism, Arakan came into contact with other remote countries, including Sri Lanka, Nepal, Tibet, and China. To the east were the many early empires of Southeast Asiamesa. and Khmer, while This is the first comprehensive study on the history, art, and culture of Arakan. It also serves as an excellent introduction to the hitherto almost unknown bronze and stone art of Arakan.
- Publisher : Orchid Press Publishing Limited
- Publication date : 1 September 2001
- Language : English
- Print length : 188 pages
- ISBN-10 : 9748304981
- ISBN-13 : 978-9748304984
- Item weight : 1.12 kg
- Dimensions : 23.01 x 2.18 x 29.11 cm
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