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ÚJCAIndologie a indonésistikaAktualityProf. A.J. Gail: Multiple Temples in India, Nepal, and Cambodia (prosinec 2014)

Prof. A.J. Gail: Multiple Temples in India, Nepal, and Cambodia

Ústav jižní a centrální Asie vás zve na přednášku, kterou přednese hostující


Prof.  Dr. A. J. Gail z Freie Universität Berlin


Na téma:


Multiple Temples in India, Nepal, and Cambodia


V pátek 5. prosince v 10:00 hod., m. č., 427, Celetná ul.


Multiple temples are units of three or five sancta (tridevālaya, pañcāyatana)


combined within one sacred complex, and sometimes sharing the same hall


(mandapa). They can be devoted to one single god (e.g. Śiva), or to different gods


such as Śiva, Vishnu and Sūrya (sun god), or they can comprise, according to our


pluralistic scheme, the protagonists of the Smārta movement; Śiva, Vishnu, Sūrya,


Śakti, Ganeśa. The multiple temples are able to validate our three categories that


should encompass all types of Indian temples: exclusivism, inclusivism, pluralism.