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Borobudur

Borobudur (magelang - Central Java) is the name of a Buddhist temple located at Borobudur, Magelang, Central Java. The location of the temple is approximately 100 km southwest of Semarang and 40 km northwest of Yogyakarta. This temple was founded by the Mahayana Buddhists around the year 800 AD the dynasty during the reign of Syailendra. In ethnic Tionghoa, this temple is also called 婆罗 浮屠 (Hanyu Pinyin: po luo fu tu) in Mandarin.

Many theories attempt to explain the name of this temple. One of them states that the name is probably derived from the word Sambharabhudhara, which means "mountain" (bhudara) where the slopes situated terraces. In addition there are some other folk etymology. Suppose that the word comes from the greeting Borobudur "the Buddha" who due to sound shifts to Borobudur. Another explanation is that the name derives from two words "coal" and "beduhur". The word supposedly comes from the embers of the monastery, while there is also another explanation in which the coal originated from Sanskrit which means monastery and temple complex or beduhur meaning is "high", or reminded in Balinese language means "above". So the point is a monastery or hostel located on high ground.

Historians J.G. de Casparis in his dissertation to obtain his doctorate in 1950 argued that Borobudur is a place of worship. Based on the inscriptions and Kahulunan Karangtengah, Casparis estimate the founder of Borobudur was named king of Mataram dynasty Syailendra Samaratungga, which they will build around the year 824 AD The giant new buildings can be completed at the time of her daughter, Queen Pramudawardhani. Borobudur Development estimated a half-century time-consuming. In the inscription Karangtengah also mentioned about the bestowal of land sima (tax-free land) by the CRI Kahulunan (Pramudawardhani) to maintain Kamūlān called Bhūmisambhāra. [A] The term comes from the word Kamūlān themselves first, which means place of origins, sacred building to honor ancestors, probably the ancestor of the dynasty Sailendra. Bhumi Sambhāra Casparis Bhudhāra estimates that in the Sanskrit language which means "Hill of the set of ten levels boddhisattwa virtue," was the original name of Borobudur.

Borobudur Temple berundak punden shaped, consisting of six levels of a square, three-level circular hoop and a main stupa as a peak. Also scattered in all levels-the levels several stupas.

Borobudur is a ten-story clearly illustrates the Mahayana school of philosophy. like a book, Borobudur described ten levels of Bodhisattva which must pass to reach the perfection of the Buddha.

Kamadhatu symbolizes the foot of Borobudur, the world still ruled by a kama, or "low desire". This part is mostly covered by a pile of stone that allegedly made to strengthen construction of the temple. At the closed part of this additional structure there are 120 panels Kammawibhangga story. A small additional structure was set aside so people can still see the relief in this section.

Four floors with wall berelief on it by experts named Rupadhatu. The floor is rectangular. Rupadhatu is a world that has been able to free himself from passion, but still bound by the appearance and shape. This level represents the nature of which, between the bottom and the nature of nature. In part this Rupadhatu Buddha statues there in the recesses of the wall above ballustrade or breezeway.

Starting the fifth to the seventh floor walls are not berelief. This level is called Arupadhatu (which means not form, or intangible). Circular floor plan. It represents a level of natural top, where the man was free from all desires and attachment forms and shapes, but have not yet reached Nirvana. The statues of Buddha placed in the stupa which closed holes as in a cage. From outside the statues were still dim.

The highest level that describes the lack of existence is symbolized in the form of Stupa, the largest and highest. Stupa depicted plain without the holes. Within the biggest stupa of Buddha statue was ever found of an imperfect or unfinished also called Buddha, which disalahsangkakan as Adibuddha statue, but through further research, there never was a statue at the main stupa, statues were not completed was a mistake pemahatnya in the past. according to the belief that one statue in the drafting process was not allowed to be destroyed. Archaeological excavations carried out in the yard to find many statues of this temple like this.

In the past, several statues of Buddha along with the 30 stones with reliefs, two lions, some kala-shaped stone, stairs and gates are sent to the King of Thailand, Chulalongkorn who visited the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia) in 1896 as a gift from the government when the Dutch East Indies it.

Borobudur has no worship spaces like other temples. That there are long hallways, which is a narrow street. Walled alleys around the temples level by level. In the halls of this is expected to perform Buddhist ceremonies walk around the temple to the right. Building form, without room and terraced structure is believed to be the development of berundak punden form, which is a form of original architecture from the prehistoric Indonesian.

Borobudur structure when viewed from above form the structure of the Mandala.

Borobudur structure does not use cement at all, but the interlock system is like Lego blocks that can be attached without glue.

Prambanan

Prambanan ( Sleman, Yogyakarta) Candi Rara Jonggrang or Lara Jonggrang located in the Prambanan is the largest Hindu temple complex in Indonesia. This temple is located on the island of Java, approximately 20 km east of Yogyakarta, 40 km west of Surakarta and 120 km south of Semarang, right on the border between the provinces of Central Java and Yogyakarta. Rara Jonggrang Candi Prambanan is located in the village whose territory is divided between the districts of Sleman and Klaten.

This temple was built in about the year 850 AD by one of these two, namely: Rakai Pikatan, the second king of Mataram dynasty I or balitung Maha Sambu, during the Sanjaya dynasty. Not long after construction, the temple was abandoned and deteriorating.

In the year 1733, this temple was found by the CA. Lons a Dutch nationality, later in the year 1855 Jan Willem IJzerman began to clean and move some rocks and soil from the temple. few moments later Isaac Groneman conduct a massive demolition and temple stones are piled up at random along the River Opak. In the years 1902-1903, Theodoor van Erp maintain collapse-prone parts. In the years 1918-1926, followed by the Department of Antiquities (Oudheidkundige Dienst) under PJ Perquin in a more methodical and systematic, as is known to his predecessors did the removal and dismantling of the thousands of rock without thinking of the restoration effort kembali.Pada 1926 De Haan continued until his death in 1930. In the year 1931 was replaced by Ir. V.R. van Romondt until the year 1942 and later handed over leadership of the renovation to the son of Indonesia and was continued until the year 1993 [1].

Many parts of the temple which was renovated, using new stones, because many of the original stones were stolen or reused elsewhere. A temple will be renovated only if at least 75% of the original stone is still there. Therefore, many small temples are not rebuilt and only looked foundation course.

Now, this temple is a protected site by UNESCO since 1991. Among other things this means that the complex is shielded and has a special status, eg also in situations of war.

Prambanan is the largest Hindu temple in South East Asia, the main building is 47m high.

This temple complex consists of eight main shrine or temple and more than 250 small temples.

Three main temples called and offered to the Trisakti hyang Trimurti: Shiva Batara the Destroyer, Vishnu the Preserver and Batara Batara Brahma the Creator.

Shiva temple in the middle, containing a four room, one room in each cardinal direction. While the first one contains a statue of Shiva Batara three meters tall, the other three statues contain a smaller size, the statue of Durga, Shiva Batara sakti or wife, Agastya, teacher, and Ganesha, his son.

Durga is also known as Rara or Lara / Loro Jongrang (slender virgin) by the local population. For more details see the article Jonggrang Loro.

Two other temples dedicated to Vishnu Batara, facing to the north and one dedicated to Brahma Batara, facing to the south. In addition there are several other small temples dedicated to the cow Nandini, vehicle Batara Shiva, the Swan, vehicle Batara Brahma, and the Garuda Wisnu Batara vehicle.

Then twenty-reliefs around the edge of the temple depict the Ramayana epic. The version described here is different from Old Javanese Ramayana Kakawin, but similar to the Ramayana story is revealed through oral traditions. Also the temple complex is surrounded by more than 250 temples whose size varies and is called perwara. In the Prambanan temple complex there is also a museum that holds the object history, including the god Shiva Linga stone, a symbol kesuburun.

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