They have an odd number of levels and many eaves. They easily attract lightning because of thier great height.
People stumble over this question,but the truth is that the pagoda is Chinese and Japanese.The Chinese had it first and was introduced with Buddhism in Japan. China originally had pagodas used as watchtowers, but the Japanese took that idea and used it for a memorial for the buddha or other Buddhist personage. So they sort of borrowed it and built upon it.
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Pilgrimage played a significant role in the development of pagodas in East Asian countries like China and Japan. Pilgrims would travel to sacred sites to pay homage to Buddha or other deities, and over time, the demand for places of worship led to the construction of pagodas at these sites. The pagodas served as both a focal point for worship and a place for pilgrims to rest and meditate during their journey.
In what other Asian country would you find pagods?
they have the same structures..... are u working on your study guide for ms. loe??
The Chinese brought aspects of their culture such as language, religion (Buddhism), philosophy (Confucianism, Taoism), cuisine (noodles, tea), art (calligraphy, painting), architecture (pagodas, temples), and traditional medicine (acupuncture, herbal remedies) to other parts of Asia and beyond through trade and migration.
Pagodas are more associated with Taoist worship than Buddhism although the team has become a generic reference word for an eastern place of worship. The Buddhist equivalent is known by other terns such as vihara.
No, Chinese and Japanese are two separate languages with distinct writing systems, grammar structures, and pronunciations. Additionally, Chinese and Japanese cultures have their own unique histories, traditions, and customs.
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unlike most organelles ribosomes are not covered by membranes
Many Oriental temples are called pagodas. In Japan, they may have other names, such as kondo, hondo, butsuden, amidado or hatto.