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In ancient Indian temple architecture, the 'Garbhagriha' refers to:
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- 1The innermost chamber where the image of the chief deity is placed.✓
- 2A sacred relic box placed at the topmost center of the temple.
- 3An assembly hall inside the temple where large gatherings take place.
- 4The monumental tower or superstructure built on top of the temple.
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The innermost chamber where the image of the chief deity is placed.
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