内蒙古赤峰地区辽代密檐式佛塔形制特征研究OA

Standing for a millennium,the Liao Dynasty pagodas are not only a quintessential representation of Liao architecture but also a testament to cultural exchanges and ethnic integration.Based on on-site high-precision drone surveys and document collections of over 100 Liao pagodas nationwide,the research team focused on five multi-eave pagodas in Chifeng,Inner Mongolia,located in the birthplace and core ruling region of the Khitan during the Liao Dynasty.These pagodas,including the North Pagoda in Shangjing,served as the study subjects.The team conducted comparative analyses of each pagoda's overall form and structural characteristics(including the pagoda base,the main tower body,the overhanging eaves,the dougong bracket complexes beneath the eaves,and the top finial of the pagoda).From perspectives of regional religious exchanges,pagoda form evolution,and ethnic integration,the study summarized the fundamental typological features and distinctive characteristics of multi-eave pagodas in this region.The research contributes to summarizing the era-specific and regional traits of Liao Dynasty pagodas across different areas.