plaosan temple central java
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| navigate by keyword : 9th ancient architectural blend both buddhism built central century complexes consists each hinduism his java kidul king kingdom lor love main mataram pikatan plaosan pramodhawardhani rakai religions showcasing styles symbol temple tolerance two unique was wife |
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| Plaosan Temple was built in the 9th century AD by King Rakai Pikatan for his wife, Pramodhawardhani, as a symbol of love and tolerance between Hinduism and Buddhism during the Ancient Mataram Kingdom. The temple consists of two main complexes: Plaosan Lor Temple and Plaosan Kidul Temple, each showcasing a unique blend of architectural styles from both religions. |
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