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Why pagodas don't fall down?
only japanese pagodas
Why were Pagodas built?
Pagodas were built as a place to worship in Japan. A pagoda is a place used to house religious artifacts in the Japanese culture.
Are pagodas Chinese or Japanese?
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.
Do Japanese have pagodas?
Japan has pagodas, as do China, India, Nepal, Vietnam, and other countries in the east of Asia.The Japanese language uses to (とう・塔) to refer to the building associated with religions.The word pagoda (パゴダ) (from the Portuguese) is sometimes used in Japanese to refer to a small, sometimes portable or movable shop selling newspapers, cigarettes, and similar items. This usage is not common.
What country is Bagan Temples and Pagodas in?
what continent isBagan Temples and Pagodas in
Why is the Japanese pagoda different in construction from Chinese pagodas?
The Japanese Pagoda is different in construction from the Chinese Pagoda because it is an integration of both its local and foreign Pagoda. This is unlike that of China which is exclusively local.
What is best about Myanmar?
The pagodas! Myanmar has more than 5 million pagodas!
What towering buddist temples are common in china?
the pagodas are a giant symbol in china of Buddhism
Who was pagodas what are they use for?
What are pagodas ..............A pagoda is a Hindu or Buddhist temple, typically in the form of a many-tiered tower. Pagodas are common in east ASIA, and originally served religious purposes as memorials or shrines.
Where are pagodas found?
India
Which country is famous for pagodas?
Pagodas are common in most Eastern Asian countries. Such as China, Japan, South Korea, and Myanmar.
What year is the oldest known Japanese print from?
The oldest know Japanese woodblock prints dates back to the the eighth century. Empress Koken commissioned one million wooden pagodas containing small scrolls with printed Buddhist text in 764.
