History · Architecture and Temples
In ancient and medieval Indian temple architecture, a 'Mandapa' was:
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- 1the tower or spire built on top of the main shrine
- 2a circular path laid around a stupa for circumambulation
- 3a pillared hall where people could assemble for gatherings✓
- 4a sacred inner sanctum of a temple where the main deity resides
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a pillared hall where people could assemble for gatherings
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