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Cetiya, "reminders" or "memorials" (Sanskrit caitya), are
objects and
places used by
Buddhists to
remember Gautama Buddha.
According to
Damrong Rajanubhab...
- an
additional 150,000 people, if necessary. The
Dhammakaya Cetiya: The
Dhammakaya Cetiya is
described by the
temple as a
symbol of
world peace through...
- for
seven w****s (49 days)
under this tree. A
shrine called Animisalocana cetiya was
later erected on the spot
where he sat. The spot was used as a shrine...
- The Sela
Cetiya, also
known as the
Ambastala Dagaba, is a
significant stupa located at the
Mihintale Royal Rock
Temple in Sri Lanka. It is one of five...
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Kantaka Cetiya.
Heinz E Müller-Dietz (Historia
Hospitalium 1975)
describes the
hospital as
being perhaps the
oldest in the world.
Kantaka Cetiya is a circular...
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tooth of
Buddha (Pali
danta dhātuya) is
venerated in Sri
Lanka as a
sacred cetiya relic of the
Buddha and
primarily refers to the
purported tooth at the Temple...
- but
rather replicas or
representations of them,
which can be
considered cetiya (Buddhist relics) and also an
early aniconic and
symbolic representation...
- Stupas, also
called dagebas and
cetiyas, are
considered an
outstanding type of
architectural creation of
ancient Sri Lanka.
Under the
influence of Buddhism...
-
follow the
traditions of
cetiyas and stupas.
Though traditionally stupas were
often financed by kings, the
Dhammakaya Cetiya was to be
financed by people...
- A chaitya,
chaitya hall, chaitya-griha, (Sanskrit:Caitya; Pāli:
Cetiya)
refers to a shrine, sanctuary,
temple or
prayer hall in
Indian religions. The term...