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1390:Rumah Bolon
1333:Bale kulkul
1213:December 9,
1090:December 9,
995:in Jakarta.
737:Meru towers
670:Bale kulkul
632:Tirta Empul
587:bale banjar
570:bale kulkul
521:pelinggihan
407:Tri Mandala
346:parahyangan
322:Arga Segara
260:a microcosm
196:Tri Mandala
98:leaves, or
1844:Categories
1358:Meru tower
1247:References
1235:2010-07-20
1184:2015-05-17
704:kori agung
608:Taman Ayun
577:(Balinese
483:bale murda
413:zones are
326:Kaja Kelod
314:(shrine),
296:(Sanskrit:
290:bhuvarloka
288:(Sanskrit:
280:(Sanskrit:
133:Philosophy
123:dvarapalas
1678:Paduraksa
1623:Palembang
1608:Manggarai
1554:Sundanese
1508:Rangkiang
1503:Balairung
1487:Saka guru
1457:Alun-alun
1368:Padmasana
1363:Paduraksa
907:Goa Gajah
887:Bale gong
812:Padmasana
752:Pelinggih
675:slit drum
628:Goa Gajah
624:petirtaan
620:Petirtaan
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555:balé gede
544:paduraksa
431:padmasana
312:pelinggih
264:macrocosm
256:Tri Angga
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244:, North:
180:(human),
115:sculpting
104:sandstone
66:Materials
48:Indonesia
1830:Category
1613:Mentawai
1598:Gayonese
1583:Acehnese
1477:Pendhapa
1449:Javanese
1373:Wantilan
1321:Balinese
1029:See also
792:pemrajan
560:wantilan
525:pemrajan
456:Japanese
394:Sanskrit
298:svarloka
282:bhurloka
274:Tri Loka
268:tri loka
242:Mahadeva
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236:, East:
188:(gods).
154:mandalas
108:andesite
1593:Enggano
1439:Sandung
1395:Geriten
891:gamelan
850:fibers.
796:merajan
771:Ganesha
701:Roofed
535:pendopo
440:Acintya
411:mandala
382:Besakih
316:pepalih
228:emblem
86:(black
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1588:Banjar
1527:Papuan
1472:Kraton
1405:Jambur
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677:tower.
583:kulkul
575:kulkul
567:. The
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459:pagoda
452:Nepali
360:Undagi
338:segara
308:niyasa
286:bhuwah
250:Brahma
246:Vishnu
238:Isvara
127:kala's
95:rumbia
25:resort
1714:Tajug
1709:Surau
1694:Bedug
1668:Candi
1643:Uluan
1633:Sumba
1628:Sasak
1603:Malay
1567:Leuit
1534:Honai
1518:Surau
1467:Joglo
1430:Liang
1424:Dayak
1410:Singa
1400:Gorga
1382:Batak
1348:Bhoma
1067:Notes
1061:Candi
767:Stana
467:vedic
436:lotus
351:hyang
342:kelod
234:Shiva
186:khaya
182:angga
100:sirap
34:is a
1618:Nias
1415:Sopo
1258:ISBN
1215:2013
1154:ISBN
1133:2015
1120:ISBN
1092:2013
1012:TMII
889:, a
848:ijuk
673:, a
630:and
610:and
548:kori
530:balé
517:puri
509:Balé
403:bale
399:meru
390:pura
334:kaja
330:arga
294:swah
278:bhur
178:atma
106:and
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