the plaosan temple
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the plaosan temple |
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| navigate by keyword : area both buddhist built century complex considered consists daughter descendent dwarapala dynasty ensemble entrance gate guardian have hindu kahulunnan kidul known located main mandapa married north open originally pikatan plaosan pramodhawardhani rakai road sailendra samaratungga separated south statue temple temples tradition |
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| Plaosan temple was built in the mid 9th century by Sri Kahulunnan or Pramodhawardhani, the daughter of Samaratungga, descendent of Sailendra Dynasty, and who was married to Rakai Pikatan in the Hindu tradition. The Plaosan complex is an ensemble of two Buddhist temples, Plaosan Lor and Plaosan Kidul. The temples are separated by a road; Plaosan Lor is located in the North and Plaosan Kidul in the South. Plaosan Lor consists of two main temples and an open area known as a mandapa. Both temples have an entrance, a gate, and the guardian statue known as Dwarapala. Plaosan Lor and Plaosan Kidul are considered to originally be one complex. |
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