Why temples were built by rulers?
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Temples were beautifully constructed because they were places of worship. They were also meant to demonstrate the power, wealth and devotion of the patron. As each new dynasty came to power, kings wanted to emphasise their moral right to be rulers.
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Why temples were built by rulers?
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Kings built temples to show their devotion to God and their power and wealth. As they worshipped the deities together in the royal temples, it seemed as if they brought the just rule of the gods on earth. Kings built temples but when they attacked one another's kingdoms they often targeted these buildings.
Temples and mosques were beautifully built as they were places of worship and also demonstrated the wealth, power, and devotion of the patron. Large temples were built by kings and the smaller ones were built by nobles or subordinate kings.