What were viharas? How did they help in the spread of Buddhism?
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Vihara, early type of Buddhist monastery consisting of an open court surrounded by open cells accessible through an entrance porch. The viharas in India were originally constructed to shelter the monks during the rainy season, when it became difficult for them to lead the wanderer's life.
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Answer:Viharas were monastries made for the pilgrims by buddhists in a gesture of hospitality
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