 | 1837 - 732 pagine
...the sacred standard bears his image, as does thnt Soythic part of the regalia called the changi, a disc of black felt or ostrich feathers, with a plate of gold to represent the sun in its centre, borne upon a pole. The royal parasol is termed kirnia, in allusion... | |
 | Edward Pococke - 1852 - 444 pagine
...mentioned, the sacred standard bears his image, as does that Scythic part of the regalia, called changi, a disc of black felt, or ostrich feathers, with a plate of gold, to represent the sun, in its centre, borne upon a pole. The royal parasol is termed Kernia, in allusion... | |
 | James Prinsep - 1858 - 554 pagine
...the sacred standard bears his image, as does that Scythic part of the regalia called the changi, a disc of black felt or ostrich feathers, with a plate of gold to represent the sun in its centre, borno upon a pole. The royal parasol is termed a kirnia, in allusion... | |
 | James Prinsep - 1858 - 658 pagine
...the sacred standard bears his image, as does that Scythic part of the regalia called the chang'i, a disc of black felt or ostrich feathers, with a plate of gold to represent the sun in its centre, borne upon a pole. The royal parasol is termed a Jcirnia, in allusion... | |
 | James Tod - 1873 - 776 pagine
...the sacred standard bears his image, as does that Scythic part of the regalia called the changi, a disc of black felt or ostrich feathers, with a plate of gold to represent the sun in its centre, borne upon a pole. The royal parasol is termed kirnia, in allusion... | |
 | William Crooke - 1894 - 442 pagine
...andience, and in front of it is the throne. The sacred standard bears his image, as does the disc (changi) of black felt or ostrich feathers with a plate of...centre to represent the sun, borne aloft on a pole. The royal parasol is called kiraniga in allusion to its shape, like a ray (kiran) of the orb.3 In the... | |
 | William Crooke - 1896 - 346 pagine
...audience, and in front of it is the throne. The sacred standard bears his image, as does the disc (changt) of black felt or ostrich feathers with a plate of...centre to represent the sun, borne aloft on a pole. The royal parasol is called Kiraniya, in allusion to its shape, like a ray (ktran) of the orb.3 1 Max... | |
 | James Tod - 2001 - 770 pagine
...the sacred standard bears his image, as does that Scythic part of the regalia called the changi, a disc of black felt or ostrich feathers, with a plate of gold to represent the sun in its centre, borne upon a pole. The royal parasol is termed Jcirnia, in allusion... | |
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... himself in the dark monsoon as the sun's representative. A huge painted* sun of gypsum in high relief, with gilded rays, adorns the hall of audience, and in front of it is the throne. As already mentioned, the sacred standard bears his image, as does... 