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Three Storied Pagoda of Kōjō-ji Temple | |
Three Storied Pagoda of Kōjō-ji Temple
The Sanjunoto is one of the styles of Buddhist pagoda that hold Shari (Buddha's relics) of Buddha, the founder of Buddhism. Gojunoto (five-storey pagoda) is of the same type.
The Buddhist pagoda has its roots in the stupa that began its history to worship Busshari (Buddha's relics) in ancient India during the third century B.C. Local Buddhist temples and shrines have wooden Gojunoto and Sanjunoto in Japan, many of which are landmarks of their regions. Other than wood, they are also made of stone, tiles, and iron, and in the modern days there are ferroconcrete pagodas
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Issued Country | Japan |
Issued Year | 2010 |
Category | Buddhist Architect Buddhist Landscape |
Type | Postage Stamps |