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Why did the Horyuji temple in Japan have a second story?
To emphasize the structures signifigance
What is prince shotoku's caslte named?
it is called horyuji in Nara japan hoped this really helped you=)
What has prince shotoku done for Buddhism?
He was a great patron of Buddhism and built the Horyuji Temple in Nara, Japan.
What is the purpose of the Horyuji Temple being built?
The Horyuji Temple, built in the early 7th century in Japan, serves as one of the oldest Buddhist temples in the country and is a significant site for the practice and promotion of Buddhism. Its primary purpose was to house and venerate important Buddhist relics, facilitate the worship of the Buddha, and promote Buddhist teachings. Additionally, it symbolizes the introduction and establishment of Buddhism in Japan, reflecting cultural exchanges with the Asian continent. The temple is also an architectural marvel, showcasing early Japanese wooden construction techniques.
What language is the Heart Sultra in?
The Heart Sutra (mistakenly called Sultra at times), is a Sanskrit word. The phrase is one of the most popular Buddhist scriptures. The earliest script with the Heart Sutra ever found was in the Horyuji Temple in Japan in the year 609 CE (common era).
What was the purpose of the horyuji temple?
Horyu-ji temple in Japan was built in the early 7th century with the purpose of promoting and spreading Buddhism in the country. It is one of the oldest wooden buildings in the world and contains significant Buddhist artifacts and teachings that have had a lasting impact on Japanese culture and history.
What has the author Takehiko Furuta written?
Takehiko Furuta has written: 'Ubawareta kokka \\' 'Nihon no himitsu \\' 'Kodaishi o hiraku' 'Kodaishi 60 no shogen: Kinin kara Yoshinogari made' 'Nihon Retto no daiotachi (Kodai wa kagayaite ita)' 'Kodaishi o yurugasu' 'Shinjitsu no Tohoku ocho' '\\' 'Umi no kodaishi: Kuroshio to Gishi Wajin den no shinjitsu' 'Kodai wa kagayaite ita' -- subject(s): Collected works, History 'Horyuji no naka no Kyushu ocho (Kodai wa kagayaite ita)' 'Kodaishi o utagau' 'Nihon shoki o hihansuru'
What happens inside a Buddhist Stupa?
That depends on the time and place. Some ancient Indian stupas were solid on the inside, meaning that you could only circumambulate the outside. Later stupas were made to where you can walk inside and walk around a thick central pillar that contained relics. The design of the stupa changed from a large dome, to a square building with a dome top, and finally the multilayered pagoda seen in East Asia. The Japanese buried relics under the pagoda, and sometimes they would use the building to house statues. For instance, the Horyuji pagoda in Nara, Japan has five clay panoramas of the Vimalakirti Sutra, the death of the Buddha, the division of the relics, and Maitreya Buddha's paradise.
How are cermaics made and how are they made?
Made
What is the difference between made of and made from?
"Made of" and "Made from" can mean the same thing. "That can is made from aluminum." "That can is made of aluminum." However, they can't be used the same in every situation. You can say: "That house is made of wood and made from workers." But you can't say: "That house is made of workers and made from wood."
Where was YouTube made?
It was made it was made on the Internet
Where was the Parthenon made and who made?
The Parthenon was made in Acropolis and Iktinos and Kallikrates made it.
