Reimagining a Buddhist Cosmopolis: Conveying Marble Buddhas from Burma to China, 1890s-1930s by Beiyin Deng

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The Terracotta Plaques of Pagan: Indian Influence and Burmese Innovations by Vinay Kumar Rao

“…The life scenes of Buddha in form of J<span class="s2">ā</span>takas depictions are ever preferred theme in Buddhist art and were carved with equal enthusiasm and potential elegance in every period irrespective to any political and social limitations. Buddhism entered Myanmar in three inflows, first in 5<span class="s3">th </span>Century CE through north-eastern India, secondly during 7<span class="s3">th </span>century CE through religious transformation from Sri Lanka and finally in 10–12 century CE through eastern India.  …”