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Site Name: Sarnath

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Subject: Brick plinth of the temple comprising a central structure with four corner shrines (hence panchayatana, or “five-fold shrine”).

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Subject: View of the temple. This is the brick plinth of a very small temple comprising a central structure with four corner shrines (hence panchayatana, or “five-fold shrine”).

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Subject: Detail of a decorated panel from the plinth of the temple that is south of the approach to the Main Shrine.

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Subject: Panchayatana Temple Signage

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Subject: This monastery is to the west of Monastery VI. The plan has a central courtyard with cells around, out of which only one survives.

Site Name: Sarnath

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Subject: This monastery is to the west of Monastery VI. The plan has a central courtyard with cells around, out of which only one survives.

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Subject: The monastery was first excavated by Markham Kittoe in 1851-52. There are cells large enough to accomodate a single monk located around the perimeter of a central courtyard containing a well. This monastery was probably destroyed by a fire.

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Site Name: Sarnath

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Site Name: Sarnath

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Site Name: Sarnath

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Site Name: Sarnath

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Subject: Monastery No. VI marked as Moanstery V on the site. The monastery that has been numbered V in all the excavation literature has been covered with grass and is no longer visible so this must be Monastery VI.

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 268-232 BCE

Subject: View of the base of the stupa

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 268-232 BCE

Subject: View of the ruins around the Dharmarajika Stupa

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 268-232 BCE

Subject: View of the ruins around the Dharmarajika Stupa

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 268-232 BCE

Subject: View of the stupa. Only a circular platform remains of the stupa today. The stupa is attributed to Ashoka on the basis of an inscription dated equivalent to 1026 on the base of a Buddha image said to have been found within the stupa. This stupa probably marks the site of the Buddha’s first sermon, at least the site imagined at some point in the past to mark that site.

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 268-232 BCE

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 268-232 BCE

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 268-232 BCE

Site Name: Sarnath

Date: 268-232 BCE

Subject: Dharmarajika Stupa Signage by ASI

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Subject: View of the excavated site with Dhamek stupa and the Jain mandir in the background

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Subject: View of the railing that surrounds the remains of a brick stupa that probably originally served as the harmika of the Dharmarajika stupa. Two inscriptions on the railing carved in letters paleographically ascribed to the third or fourth century record homage to the masters of the Sarvastivadin sect.

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Site Name: Sarnath

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