History · Ancient Indian Architecture
What is the primary function of a Stupa in Buddhist architecture?
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- 1To function as an administrative assembly for the Sangha
- 2To act as a residential quarter for wandering monks
- 3To serve as a standard prayer hall for congregational worship
- 4To preserve the relics of Buddha or prominent monks✓
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To preserve the relics of Buddha or prominent monks
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