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the Bayon was converted to Hindu wo
the Bayon was converted to Hindu worship.
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Bayon tersebut telah ditukar kepada ibadat Hindu.
Sedang diterjemahkan, sila tunggu..
yang Bayon telah ditukar kepada ibadat Hindu.
Sedang diterjemahkan, sila tunggu..
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- were united by Jayavarman II.
- which closely resemble the known statues
- who laid the foundations of the Khmer Em
- of JAYAVARNAM VII.
- which was the major power in south-east
- At the base of the gate tower
- One of the sites where his court resided
- is a 3-headed elephant
- was in central Cambodia, to the north of
- plucking lotus flowers with its trunks
- where half a century later Jayavarman’s
- is a quadrangle of defensive walls
- Yashovarman, was to establish Yashodapur
- totaling 12 kilometers
- the permanent capital of the Khmer Empir
- that once protected the Khmer capital of
- carrying a mace on his right shoulder.
- until the 15th century.
- The gates have a triple tower
- Angkor Thom, in fact, means 'Great City'
- At the beginning of the 9th century AD
- carved with 4 faces
- Dating from the 12th century,
- the two states that covered the territor
