シヴァ・ガナ像に関する試論 -古代後期におけるシヴァの眷属図像の形成と機能をめぐって-

  • Kaoru NAGATA
    Department of Fine art, Faculty of Art, Sojo University

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After 5th century Hindu art had begun to rise over Central India where Guputa dynasty reigned over. Centering around the Cult of Saiva and Vaisvana, many stcuctured temples with the iconographical items and ornaments had expanded. Among them Saiva Art had great power through the lingas and the myths of siva illustrated, not only the Icons of Siva, but also the Sive's atendants called ganas had been much visualized during that times. In this paper I take up the images of Siva's attendants, that is sivaganas, to try to reveal their origin and functions.

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  • CRID
    1570291227114088832
  • NII Article ID
    110008792053
  • NII Book ID
    AA12344658
  • Text Lang
    ja
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    • KAKEN

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