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In Dravidian temple architecture, what does the term 'Gopuram' refer to?
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- 1The pillared assembly hall leading to the main shrine
- 2The ornate and multi-storied monumental gateway entrance to the temple✓
- 3The high pyramidal tower built directly above the sanctum sanctorum
- 4The innermost sanctum sanctorum where the deity is placed
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The ornate and multi-storied monumental gateway entrance to the temple
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