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Site Name: Ta Prohm

Date: 1186 CE

Subject: Fourth Enclosure, East Entrance Pavilion (Gopura), Southern end, reliefs depicting the Life of the Buddha: Miracle of Sravasti; Originally named Rajavihara, Ta Prohm translates to "Old Brahma"; the site is dedicated to the mother of Jayavarman VII, and the main image of Prajnaparamita, the personification of wisdom, is carved in her likeness.

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Date: 1933-1939 CE

Subject: Entrance Pavilion from East. Main deity is Vishnu; other deities enshrined in the temple are Siva, Durga, Ganesha, Hanuman, and Buddha.

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Date: 1933-1939 CE

Subject: Mandapa, South side, lower register, window jali: Yali. Main deity is Vishnu; other deities enshrined in the temple are Siva, Durga, Ganesha, Hanuman, and Buddha. A yali is a composite animal with a lion's body and an elephant's trunk and tusks.

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Date: 1933-1939 CE

Subject: Central Mandapa, Sanctuary door. Main deity is Vishnu; other deities enshrined in the temple are Siva, Durga, Ganesha, Hanuman, and Buddha.

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Date: 1933-1939 CE

Subject: Yogani Image, Main deity is Vishnu; other deities enshrined in the temple are Siva, Durga, Ganesha, Hanuman, and Buddha.

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Date: 1933-1939 CE

Subject: Natya Bhairava. Main deity is Vishnu; other deities enshrined in the temple are Siva, Durga, Ganesha, Hanuman, and Buddha.

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Date: 1933-1939 CE

Subject: Goddess Sanctuary. Main deity is Vishnu; other deities enshrined in the temple are Siva, Durga, Ganesha, Hanuman, and Buddha.

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Date: 1933-1939 CE

Subject: Goddess Murti (image in worship). Main deity is Vishnu; other deities enshrined in the temple are Siva, Durga, Ganesha, Hanuman, and Buddha.

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Date: 1933-1939 CE

Subject: Valmiki, author of the Ramayana. Main deity is Vishnu; other deities enshrined in the temple are Siva, Durga, Ganesha, Hanuman, and Buddha.

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: The Life of The Buddha, Lintel Relief

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: Adjacent (to right) to Pillar Roundel, Worship of a Stupa with multiple umbrellas; Ramagrama, the Relic Stupa of Buddha, Facing Slab, Stupa Relief

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: Buddhapada (footprints of the Buddha), Lotus Medallion

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: Center portion, Buddhapada, Lotus Medallion

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: Buddhapada (footprints of the Buddha), from above, Relief Slab

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: Buddhapada (footprints of the Buddha), from above, Relief Slab

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: Throne with Buddhapada (Footprints of the Buddha) supported by makara, Coping Relief Scroll

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: Four registers: Two rows of stupas (above); Two rows of Buddhas and inscription (below), Octagonal Pillar Fragment

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: Two Standing Buddhas

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: Back, Two Standing Buddhas

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: Vedika, Scenes from the Life of Buddha, with Inscription at Base

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: The First Sermon (Turning the Wheel of the Law), Vedika, Scenes from the Life of Buddha, with Inscription at Base

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: The Enlightenment, Vedika, Scenes from the Life of Buddha, with Inscription at Base

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: Ajatashatru (ruled 491-461 BCE) was a contemporary of Sakyamuni, the historical Buddha, in North India., Stupa Relief, Worship of Throne, possibly Visit of Prince Ajatasatru

Site Name: Amaravati

Date: ca 199-100 BCE; later additions: ca 1-399 CE

Subject: Two Couples Worshipping Triratna Throne with Buddhapada (Footprints of the Buddha)

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