| 词条 | Wat Si Muang |
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Wat Si Muang or Simuong (Lao: ວັດສີເມືອງ) is a Buddhist temple in Vientiane, the capital of Laos. HistoryThe temple was built in 1563, in the former Kingdom of Lan Xang. Near the eastern entrance to the city centre, on the road leading from the Friendship Bridge to Thailand, the small temple was built on the ruins of a Khmer Empire Hindu shrine, the remains of which can be seen behind the ordination hall. There is a legend that pregnant women at the time of construction were given to as sacrifice to God.[1] DescriptionInside, the temple is unusual in being divided into two rooms. The front room is quiet, with a monk usually on hand to give blessings. The rear room houses the large main altar, with statues and images of the Buddha.[2] Gallery{{Gallery|File:Wat_Si_Muang_CIMG_Vientiane_ワット・シムアン_ビエンチャン_CIMG4982.jpg|Nirvana Buddha|File:Wat Si Muang CIMG Vientiane ワット・シムアン ビエンチャン CIMG4981Wat Si Muang.jpg|Golden Buddha |File:Wat_Si_Muang_CIMG_Vientiane_ワット・シムアン_ビエンチャン_CIMG4956新規_1.jpg| |File:Wat_Si_Muang_CIMG_Vientiane_4962.jpg|}} References1. ^>ASEAN GUIDE LAOS {{Commons category|Wat Si Muang, Vientiane}}{{coord|17.9579|102.6171|type:landmark_region:LA|display=title}}{{clr}}{{Laos-struct-stub}}{{Buddhist-temple-stub}}2. ^Asiaforvisitors.com - A guide to Laos 6 : Buddhist temples in Laos|Buildings and structures in Vientiane|Religious buildings completed in 1563|1563 establishments in Asia|16th century in Lan Xang|Tourist attractions in Vientiane |
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