History · Ancient Indian Architecture
In ancient Indian Buddhist architecture, the term 'Vihara' refers to:
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- 1The decorative gateway surrounding a stupa
- 2A residential quarter or monastery for monks✓
- 3The central hall dedicated exclusively to prayer
- 4A monolithic pillar with Ashokan inscriptions
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A residential quarter or monastery for monks
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