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depictions of the
historical Buddha,
Gautama Buddha,
which are
known as
Buddharūpa (lit. 'Form of the
Awakened One') in
Sanskrit and Pali.
These may be statues...
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about who
first built the temple.
According to Jinakālmālīpakarna, the
Buddharupa Phra
Buddha Sihing [th] (known
shortly as Phra Singh) was
brought from...
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Traimit (Thai: พระสุโขทัยไตรมิตร), is a gold
Maravijaya Attitude seated Buddharupa statue, with a
weight of 5.5
tonnes (5,500 kilograms). It is
located in...
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element Eknakagiri (from Sanskrit/Pali ekanāgagiri)
means "atop Nāga Hill".
Buddharupa Emerald Buddha Golden Buddha (Phra
Sukhothai Traimit)
Iconography of Gautama...
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Prasarnmit Campus (left),
Buddharupa Shrine of
Ongkharak Campus (right)...
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proportions of his
various body
parts are
proportioned in
accordance with the
Buddharupa requirements of a statue. It has a calm form,
which conforms to the Tang...
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festivals as
opposed to
religious ones. Art and
architecture of ****an
Buddharupa (religious statues)
Buddhism and
society Buddhist calendar Buddhist councils...
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small clay or
terracotta tablet bearing Buddhist images,
usually Buddharupa and
contain text.
These tablets are left in
sacred Buddhist sites by devotees...
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object to be decorated. Eri Sayoko,
Living National Treasure for
kirikane Buddharupa Sayoko Eri
Kirikane World -Brilliance and
Romance of Gold Leaf - ISBNISBN 4-915857-59-X...
- languages. A
Buddhist temple might contain a
meditation hall
hosting Buddharupa, or the
image of Buddha, as the
object of
concentration and veneration...
