'Stupa' presentation slideshows

Pre colonial architecture of sri lanka

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World Religions Review

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Early Buddhist Architecture in Japan

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Chapter 5: Ancient India

Chapter 5: Ancient India. Origins of Hindu India. Social Classes. 4 Varnas (Social classes) 1. Brahmas: Priestly Class in charge of religious ceremonies 2. Kshatriyas: Warrior Class 3. Vaisyas : Merchants and Farmers 4. Sudras : Peasants and Servants (Limited Rights)

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Asian Art History

Asian Art History. Day 1 : Architecture. Stupa India. Definition : Buddhist religious monument; mounds were originally made of mud or clay to cover supposed ashes and relics of the Buddha. Later developed into stone monuments. Buddha. The Great Stupa (3 rd century B.C.). Yasti

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The Language of Alchemy Part 1

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Asian Art Review

Asian Art Review. = Balance . Buddha. Founder = Siddhartha Gautama, India Born into an aristocratic family Father was a prince Lives both extremes. 4+4 = 8 The ultimate goal of Buddhism is to put an end to suffering and rebirth. Four Sights or Signs An old Man A sick Man A dying Man

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Emperor Ashoka

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Pillars of Ashoka

Pillars of Ashoka. Carvings on a pillar of Ashoka. Stupa and a pillar of Ashoka. Edicts of Ashoka Qualities of the heart found in the edicts of Ashoka : Kindness Self-examination Truthfulness Gratitude Purity of heart Enthusiasm Strong loyalty Self-control .

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Buddhism

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Learning Goals

Learning Goals. Identify various ancient civilizations of India and significant leaders of each. Explain the reasons behind the rise and fall of various empires. List achievements of various Ancient Indian Civilizations. The Maurya Empire. Chandagupta Maurya First ruler of the Maurya Empire

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Sanchi Stupa

Sanchi Stupa . By Cameron Taylor Year 6. Sanchi stupa (background information).

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Amaravati Stupa

Amaravati Stupa was regarded to be a very important seat of Buddhism and it attracted pilgrims from distant places. Its Great Stupa was famous as it contained the relics of Buddha. It was surrounded by a sculptured rail about 13 feet high. The Great Stupa rose to a height of about 100 feet. https://www.swamirara.com//

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