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Viharas (noun): Buddhist monasteries or temples, typically including living quarters for monks, meditation halls, and religious artifacts
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The two viharas are closed to public.
He gave donations to viharas and mathas.
The two viharas are normally closed to the public.
The early history of viharas is unclear.
Most viharas also feature a hall for the ordination ceremony of new monks.
Typical large sites contain several viharas for every chaitya.
This could be called a unique set encountered during the research into tempita viharas.
The Viharas were razed to the ground.
He erected the first viharas in Kashmir.
Buddhist monks spent their retreats in the Viharas.
Viharas also usually contained monuments and symbols of Buddhist worship.
Jetavana was one of the most famous of the Buddhist monasteries or viharas in India.
Viharas are the dwelling places donated to the normally wandering Buddhist monks.
A major chunk of the caves in Aurangabad are Viharas.
The viharas in Devni Mori were built from fired bricks.
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They pioneered the establishment of Buddhist Viharas in Europe.
The Chaityas and Viharas set in these caves were retreat to many Buddhist monks.
He had made grants to Buddhist Viharas and Brahmanas.
Faxian 's account of the city states it had fourteen large and many small viharas.
There were large number of Buddhist Viharas in the Maitraka kingdom.
Other caves were created as dwellings for monks - viharas.
These are remains of monasteries, viharas and stupas of large proportions.
Viharas are commonly found in Thailand because Buddhism is the country 's predominant religion.
The caves are essentially made of viharas or small cells, but there are also chaityas.
Two types of structures are associated with early Buddhism, viharas and stupas.
The number of monasteries and viharas for women is still small, but increasing.
The caves include three Buddhist caves, one is a chaitya and two are viharas.
These pagodas, stupas and viharas are that give tone to the entire landscape.
Emperor Ashoka and Harshavardhana got a number of temples, monasteries and viharas built here.
In that valley, Ganapati guards the Buddhist viharas where bhajans are sung in his praise.
The principal viharas ( Buddhist complexes ) in Kandy have considerable importance.
In one of the stories, the razing of stupas and viharas is mentioned with Pushyamitra.
A famous rock-cut monastery in Ajanta consists of several Chaitya halls and numerous residential Viharas.
The expression Cave Temples used by Anglo-Indians for viharas without the shrine is inaccurate.
The Buddhist Viharas at Tambo, Dankhar and Spiti are very popular in the area.
Purpose of creation, Ajanta Caves has viharas and Buddhist monasteries.
Although, therefore, we have not at Salsette any viharas.
Moreover, the Brahma Viharas are not a consolation prize.
The Buddhist caves, particularly the older ones, are either temples (Chaityas) or monasteries Viharas.
Kandy Monasteries the principal viharas ( Buddhist complexes ) have considerable importance.
In Vitastatra ( Vethavutur ) and at Shuskaletra ( Hukhalitar ) he built a number of viharas and stupas.
But some stupas, pillars and viharas ( monasteries ) are still extant.
Five of these caves are Chaityas ( Place of worship ) while the other 25 are Viharas ( monasteries ).
These sites have yielded large stupas, viharas ( monasteries ), sculptures and other objects of archaeological importance.
In the Jalandhar Doab, there were as many as 50 Viharas of Buddhism.
Most of the caves are Viharas except for the 18th cave which is a Chaitya.
Five of these caves are Chaityas ( Places of worship ) while the other 25 are Viharas ( monasteries ).
Most caves are viharas and cells for monks, but Cave 9 of south-eastern group is chaitya.
In medieval Kerala, Buddhist viharas were known as ' Palli.
The Brahma - viharas.
