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that sheltered the idol within its
that sheltered the idol within its square chamber.
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yang terlindung berhala dalam Dewan yang persegi.
Sedang diterjemahkan, sila tunggu..
yang terlindung idola dalam kebuk persegi.
Sedang diterjemahkan, sila tunggu..
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- ometimes with two or four doors,
- Ta Prohm is one of the most impressive o
- was expressed rather by the rising of th
- Kenapa kamu jahat dengan aku? Apa kamu m
- and predominant central
- As Ariyana Shd Bhd will take place for t
- sanctuary from within an arrangement of
- in Jayavarman VII's huge ambition
- In the large courtyard of the enclosure
- to build a massive temple complex within
- there are 2 similar sanctuary towers or
- The intentionally unrestored state of Ta
- It is the fundamental element
- along with the size and complexity of it
- hat sheltered the idol within its square
- the permanent capital of the Khmer Empir
- makes orientation a little difficult.
- that sheltered the idol within its squar
- until the 15th century.
- Traditionally the entrance is through
- Orientated accordingly,
- It was later given the name Angkor
- but where the notion of elevation
- it opens to the exterior
