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What is another word for a Buddhist shrine?
Pagoda.
Where is the Borobudur Buddhist shine?
It is the world's largest Buddhist shrine in Central Java, Indonesia.
What is a Buddhist dome called?
A domed shrine is called a Stupa.
Which was the biggest Buddhist shrine during the reign of Harshavardhana?
pataliputra
Definition for stupa?
A dome-shaped structure erected as a Buddhist shrine.
What is a stupa and its features?
It's a mound like structure containing Buddhist relics, typically the remains of Buddha. It's used as a place of worship. The The Ashoka Empire started to build them.
Why was it important for the Borobudur to be restored?
It was built as a shrine to the lord Buddha and a place for Buddhist to prey
How do you pronounce temple in Japanese?
神社 Jinja is Shinto shrine 寺 otera is Buddhist temple
Do Buddhist take their shoes off in a temple?
Yes, because they show respect and it keeps dirt out of the shrine/temple.
What is a shrine?
A Shrine is a memory of someone you love. If you really love somebody you can go to a shrine (in a church in Christianity) and if you are a Buddhist you can have shrines at home. A Shrine is a way to communicate with your loved one who passed away as much as a way to show you respect that person.
What is a Buddhist shrine?
A Buddhist Shrine can vary from place to place. The Indian Emperor Ashoka created large stone pillars with sacred Buddhist writings. Other Shrines could include temples or simply statues to the Buddha.
What is a shrine in a mandir?
A Shrine is a memory of someone you love. If you really love somebosy you can go to a shrine (in a church in Christianity) and if you are a Buddhist you can have shrines at home. A Shrine is a way to communicate with your loved one who passed away as much as a way to show you respect that person.
