Explian chaityas (at least 4 points)
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it is a buddhist shrine including a stupa.
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A chaitya is a Buddhist shrine including a stupa.
In modern text on Indian architect,the term Chaitya-griha is often used to denote an assembly or prayer hall that house a stupa.
Chaityas were probably considered to hold large numbers of devotees to provide shelter for them
Early chaityas,such as at Bijak-ki-pahadi in Bairat,ascribed to the emperor Ashoka,were built as standing structure with the stupa being surrounded by a colonnaded processional path enclosed by an outer wall with a congregation hall adjoing it.
In modern text on Indian architect,the term Chaitya-griha is often used to denote an assembly or prayer hall that house a stupa.
Chaityas were probably considered to hold large numbers of devotees to provide shelter for them
Early chaityas,such as at Bijak-ki-pahadi in Bairat,ascribed to the emperor Ashoka,were built as standing structure with the stupa being surrounded by a colonnaded processional path enclosed by an outer wall with a congregation hall adjoing it.
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