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What were Japan's Buddhist shrines called?
It is called a Pagoda, but it was developed from the Indian dome structure called a Stupa.
What were Buddhist shrines called?
It is called a Pagoda, but it was developed from the Indian dome structure called a Stupa.
Definition for stupa?
A dome-shaped structure erected as a Buddhist shrine.
What is a dome shaped Buddhist shrine called?
A stupa is a round domed structure that typically houses Buddhist relics, usually the ashes of Buddhist monks and is used as a place of meditation. One of the best known stupas is the "Great Stupa" in Sanchi, India, though stupas can be found throughout the world.
What is the memorial dome called that contains relics of the Buddha?
Followers of the Buddhist religion house their scroll within a cabinet referred to as a Gohozon. The stupa is also a location where the relics can be found.
What is a rounded roof called?
Dome
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.
What is a Buddhist community called?
The Buddhist community is called the Sangha.
What other type of structure did the Indians create to honor the Buddha?
Stupas. Stupas are Buddhist shrines that have the shape of a dome or mound.
Is a Buddhist priest called a larma?
A Tibetan Buddhist Monk is a lama. There are no Buddhist "priests", lamas are scholars and teachers.
What is Buddhist preacher called?
a Hindu preacher is called
What dome shaped shelters were called?
they were called teppes
