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| navigate by keyword : 1322 1375 14th 1953 1954 airforce arm bombed brought buddha buddhist burma capital century chao chinese collapsed complex constructed created cut damage destroyed district finally forces former house indochina invading kham khong khoun khoune lan laos later located muang order phia phiat phiatvat phiavat phuan rebuild second statue still suffering survives temple vat war wat xiangkhouang |
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| Wat Phiat Wat is located in Muang Khoun, the former capital of Muang Phuan in the 14th century. What Phia Wat is said to be constructed in 1322 by Chao Lan Kham Khong, in order to house the first Buddhist statue in Xiangkhouang, which was brought over from Burma. In 1375, invading Chinese forces destroyed the complex and cut off the arm of the Buddha statue, but the Wat was later rebuild. In 1953, Wat Phia Wat was again destroyed during the First Indochina War, but rebuild in 1954.[1] Finally, the Wat was bombed by the US airforce during the Second Indochina War. Wat Phia Wat collapsed, but the Buddha statue still survives, although suffering significant damage. A new temple was created after the war. |
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