| 词条 | Pancharatna (architecture) |
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The pancharatna (meaning "five gems") style of temple architecture, popular in Bengal during the 17th century and later, has five pavilions or towers on the roof; four stand at the corners of the main level, and one above.[1] The style appears to be a development from the panchayatana style of northern India, which had four smaller temples at the corners of the plinth of the main temple.[1] See also
References{{commons category|Pancharatna temples}}1. ^1 {{citation |url=http://www.aishee.org/essays/classification.php |title=Classification of Terracotta Temples |author=Amit Guha |accessdate=20 January 2016}} {{Architecture of Bangladesh}}{{Bangladesh-struct-stub}}{{India-struct-stub}}{{Arch-style-stub}} 3 : Hindu temple architecture|Bengali architecture|Architecture of India |
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